Big Turk

Maybe Bucs or Texans.

They don't exist. These are simply figments of people's imaginations. There is always a non-zero possibility any team loses to any other team. Over a 20+ year study they definitively proved that teams who faced "trap games" actually had a slightly higher winning percentage than in games against similar teams when it was a "non-trap" game. SO in fact when you think it's a "trap game", that means the Bills actually have a slightly higher chance of winning historically than they otherwise would.

They have 500 yards of offense and 400 yards of offense in 2 games and average 36 points. If these are things to worry about then 30 other teams should be a lot more worried.

Dude has been a special teams revelation

They have about as much a chance of that as us getting a blizzard this week.

It's really unbelievable that a team who leads the NFL in points a game since 2020, averaging over 29 PPG, is near the top of the league on 3rd down conversions over that time, has punted the fewest number of times and who's average game is a 9.5 point win (INLCUDING THEIR LOSSES) STILL has people complaining about things. Like what the hell do you want? Their average game is a 9.5 point win and the next closest team is Baltimore at 6.72. That's an absurd difference. That's a bigger difference between the Bills and the 2nd place team than it is between the Ravens and the 6th place 49ers. And that includes multiple games where Allen has sat out in the 4th quarter where they could have run up the score like Baltimore likes to do and games where Allen hasn't played. Results count...not any of this other nonsense. And at the end of the day the Bills have gotten better end results in terms of scoring points than any other team in the NFL for over 5 years. I don't give a damn how they score points. Just score. They put up 400 yards and 30 points in 3 quarters against the Jets and people are crying like they just put up 2 FGs because it "looked bad". Give me a break. And save me the crap about "well that won't work against X" because as we've seen, when Allen needs to go off, he goes off and there isn't much that can be done to stop him. He is the single most productive player in the history of the NFL on a per game basis in both the regular and post season and he just continues extending the gap between him and everyone else.

Yeah, only behind Newton whom he should likely pass this year.

Over the course of the last 5+ seasons, the Bills have the fewest of those wins in the NFL since their average game is nearly a 10 point win. Yes, you read that right. Not their average WIN. THIER AVERAGE GAME, including all losses since 2020, is a win by 9.5 points. That is so absurd it's to the point of almost incredulity. Like you almost want to go back and start adding up the totals because you don't think that could be right. The 2nd place team in that category over that timeframe are the Ravens at 6.72, which means the difference between the Bills and the 2nd place Ravens is larger than the difference between the Ravens and the 6th place 49ers. Is there something that you think is fundamentally changing this year in that? Doubtful. They have what some are saying is the easiest remaining schedule in the NFL.

I mean I wouldn't be surprised if the Bills are in the Chiefs position from last year when we play them except without half of those games being inexplicable wins that other teams threw away. He needs to go dark visor so he is like Darth Vader and he can be like "Tua....I am your father!" 😂

Allen had the most Total TDs by a QB in his first 8 seasons in 6.75 seasons (after the Rams game). And that's with sitting out multiple 4th quarters, a few end of season games and missed a few games to injury in his rookie year.

I'm going back to Cali...Cali...Cali... I'm going back to Cali... Yo man, I don't think so!

Hasn't happened since either. Once in 55 games or whatever it is still must be an NFL record

Even more remarkable is that no Bills position player has had a turnover in at least 21 games. That also must be an NFL record. Bills taking ball security to a new level. EDIT: Actually goes back even farther than that...the last TO by a position player was James Cook against KC in week 15 in 2023. That's freaking absurd...so it's been 27 games since anyone outside of Josh Allen has had a Turnover.

Yeah he said minimum of 3 months the last time I heard

LT obviously

That almost assuredly will happen before the season ends

Trap Games don't exist, it's been disproven in many lengthy studies there is no basis to it other than people assigning that when a team loses in a certain percentage of games in certain situations(at a LOWER percentage than is normally expected otherwise, mind you), that somehow this is a "trap" instead of just normal probability. When is this nonsense going to stop. Daboll probably has a lot of perspective now after being head coach for a few years that he lacked back then beforehand.

He was great with the Raiders and was OK for a year or two with the Chiefs but never the same player as he was aging If anything Cook emerging as a force at the goalline as vultured carries from Allen

He changes opinions like the wind, which in Buffalo is quite often. The Falcons are one of those teams that look good on paper and then the Bills beat them like they did Seattle last year to show how big the gap is between an elite team and a middling team.

Also by far our best one. You would think the Eagles should be there with AJ Brown and Devonta Smith but their passing game is kinda trash far too often for the talent they have.

"Low Margin for Error"? The Bills set an NFL record by not losing by more than 7 points in 40+ straight games, then lost to Baltimore early last year and haven't lost by more than 7 again since. In a league where even the best teams usually get blown out a few times a year, to have 1 loss by more than 7 points going back almost 4 years(early November 2021) at this point is absurd. Allen has scored 30+ points in 11 of the last 12 games and over 40 in 4 of those games. They averaged over 30 points a game last year. They set franchise records for TDs and points. They tied an NFL record with 8 straight 30 point games. They were one of the most efficient offenses in NFL history based on points/drive. Exactly how is his margin for error low? I'd say his margin for error is among the highest in the NFL. It's amazing that no matter how productive this team is offensively you still have people that act like they are near the bottom in the NFL. Do you even watch other games and how bad those teams are offensively? I'm going to guess no, because the ridiculousness of what you just posted you would not be able to post if you did and actually be serious. It's very hard to watch at least 25 other teams play football on offense. Like, it makes me want to vomit. We are so spoiled, that we have gotten to a point where if we don't score 40 points a game, drop 500+ yards and Allen puts up Madden numbers that "we sucked" on offense. I mean we put up over 400 yards in about 3 quarters against the Jets, put up 30 points and the offense didn't look great...but who cares? The end result was the same. They scored at will until they pulled Allen out with 12 minutes left in the 4th. You think that is somehow "bad"? Other teams find that terrifying. When your "bad" game is 400 yards and 30 points, most teams would take that in a heartbeat. They have to try and figure out how to get to 20 points many times and still don't make it a lot of the times...we get 30 points as a given pretty much, that's the floor. We sit here and complain. SMFH. "it is what it is". Yeah, you are right...among the best offenses in the NFL and a juggernaut every week that puts up points on everyone and wins by double digits more than any other team in the NFL over the last 5 years.

Wow...that was absolutely blatant block in the back right in front of the refs and they PICK UP THE FLAG?? WTF are they looking at??

The Bills held the Fins to like 150 yards of offense with 3/4 of their secondary out including having Jamar Ingram playing the entire game after being called up from the practice squad as a rookie. I think they'll be fine. McD knows how to shut down the Fins and McDaniel's offense better than anyone else.

Takes someone with pretty low integrity to do something like that. Those teams dodged a bullet.

He is a very capable replacement. He isn't Milano, but he is a good player.