MDH

I agree with most of your points. I liked the Daboll attacked the defense's weakness by throwing the ball a lot. It's what he needed to do, though he went a little overboard early. The strength of the Jets' D is up the middle so I think he could have peppered in some horizontal runs to attack the edges where they weren't really concerned with contain. Add to that that the Bills have a center that can pull out to the edge and I believe the Bills would have had some success running outside. As for Josh Allen, I keep seeing people say the INTs "weren't his fault" and maybe they weren't. But he also had an INT called back from a penalty away from the ball and another easy one dropped. So that's two instances of "bad luck" with the actual INTs and two instances of "good luck" with the ones that didn't happen. To me, that's a wash. He has the INTs on the stat book he deserves. That said, I still mostly like what I saw from the offense and it's passing game though I would very much like to see him stop looking to run so much. 10 attempts is too many. He needs to looks to move around the pocket without looking to take off and run everytime he feels some pressure.

Yeah, that was embarrassing.

I like Belichick’s interviews. That is all.

The fumble on the sack is all on Allen. He saw the LB coming and tried to stiff arm him instead of just protecting the ball.

I didn’t hear Tre White’s name all day. I didn’t even really ever see him on my screen. I’m not sure they ever threw the ball in his direction. Thats shut down right there.

The first fumble was bad decision by him. When an LB is bearing down on you in the backfield the correct response is not to try and stiff arm him. He was also fortunate that two bad decisions he made didn’t result in INTs. That said, I love the kid’s resiliency. The game isn’t too big for him with the game on the line. That’s an important trait.

Somehow Brown’s performance isn’t being recognized. 7 rec. 123 yards withgame winning catch on a ball he has to make a big adjustment to. Bills might have found their #1 WR.

As horribly as they’ve looked the game isn’t over. Jets have failed to put the nail in the coffin.

Bills need more chunk plays. They simply lack the discipline to score consistently with dink and dunk 10+ play drives.

Allen 65% passer and just about on pace for 300 yards. Success!

Gassed? They’ve barely been on the field.

Nothing ever is.

Approaching Peterman territory...

That was not Morse. Allen closed his hands before the ball ever arrived.

I think I counted 6 Pats threads on the front page. I’m really looking forward to tonight’s game where we can hopefully hear more about this underreported story.

I read he missed two more in a row right after that. The last two from 50+

Edmunds jersey arrived Thursday. Ill be sporting that.

Jets are strong up the middle from the front all the way to the back. If any of the pass catchers have big games Id go with Brown or board favorite whipping boy Jones.

I keep hearing how Bell’s legs are going to be fresh after sitting out last year and not being used in pre-season. While this is true haven’t seen anyone mention that he’s not used to contact. It’s been forever since he’s been hit. I could easily see him coughing up the ball a time or two today.

Just winning will do that. The Jets have CLE, NE, PHI, DAL, NE, JAX after this game. If the Bills win the Jets could be looking 0-6 right in the face.

Good luck with that. The current CBA was a major win for the owners. I wouldn't expect that to happen again next time. If anything, the players will gain more power, not less.

I think the only thing that will upset me is if the Bills come out today and continue to play 1950s football by running the ball into a stout DL over and over again despite a lack of success. This team needs to modernize it's approach to offense. The Jets have weak CB play, I'd like to see them gameplan to take advantage of it. If Allen fails, so be it, but put him in a position to succeed.

Oh no doubt, Brown is a douche. The worst thing he said though was he'd "punch him the face."

That's because one word has been used historically in the US to belittle and demean a people and the other was hilariously created to try and do likewise but has failed to gain any traction other than in comedy. They're not the same thing at all and most people realize this.

And this term actually offends people? People are just looking for reasons to get riled up, geez.