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I'm sorry, who?

I want to be that guy in the ESPN playoff commercial in the Vikings jersey screaming in happiness. Please Joshy, please D, please Bills?!

Nooooooo!!!!! If the system works, we can't change it!

@Real McNasty- can you please post faster? You're about 10 seconds ahead of me on feed and I love the security blanket feeling of knowing what happens before I get to see it. Heheheheh.

That the rules no longer apply and you no longer have to even take 2 seconds to take a knee on a kickoff anymore. Absolute garbage. Rules are rules. Edit: I'm fine with the end result, whatever, it is what it is - but don't selectively enforce the rules because its a playoff game.

Looked like trainer shook his head and then mouthed 'stinger' to McDermott.

Absolute f'ing joke of a call.

I agree with you 100%. But scroll through here and note the "this loss is on Allen" comments. That's all I'm referring too.

Because it's the hot narrative here. Always. Defense gashed? Nope. Kicker missing a 34 yarder? Nope. In position to tie, another missed FG? Nope. Defense allowed 0. Special teams were immaculate. Entire loss is on #17. Duh. Not an Allen defender or supporter, but it's ridiculous in here.

That was absolutely horrid. Do they even practice their 2 min drill?? Yikes.

Yeah I was shocked when walking in. Eagles fans everywhere. I know the weather was crappy, but at 5-1, I would've thought we would have had a full home crowd.

Based on your own logic, if 30 out of 32 sucks, then top 10 guys should be yearly studs. 2017 - Keenum - 2nd; Alex Smith - 8th; 2018 - Trubisky - 3rd; Winston - 8th Those guys sure are world beaters right now (apologies to Alex Smith and his robotic leg). Goff went to a Super Bowl and is currently 25th, he must suck too. Carson Wentz was 26th in his rookie season (which Josh just barely got out of in terms of games played), he must be trash. While I'll agree that Josh has his problems and there's plenty of work to do - you can't rest solely on one stat. One season and one stat does not determine whether a QB will be successful or not; especially considering Allen was always considered to be a project. I don't recall anyone ever saying "this kid is a year 1 starter, pro-ready". Instead, I recall hearing, "has all the physical tools, is super raw, needs to sit and learn (which he never got the opportunity to do) and he could, potentially be a top guy." 18 starts in, we're 5-2, we lost one game where we got our asses kicked as a whole, and now the multi-year project QB is now an immediate bust.