Big Turk

Not just well...among the best of all-time. Not only is he the All-Time leader in TD/game in both the regular and post-season, he also has the only perfect offensive game in NFL history which occured in the playoffs, has one of the lowest INT % in the playoffs, and has one of the best TD/INT ratios of all time as well. Defense and ST consistently has let him down over and over again.

These are for HOME games only... The only person with more than one on that list is Kenneth Davis, which was surprising to me... Cook's 65-yarder against the 49ers last year in the snow made the list as well. Please change the thread title to indicate that these are at HOME GAMES only. Away games are not counted in this.

Neither do the Jags...at least ours were cheaper 🤣

Brady started figuring out the RB screen game better late in the year last year...we were mind-numbingly awful at them for a long time, and I had no idea why, because we seemingly had all the pieces in place to be tremendously effective. The one against the Rams that Ty Johnson took untouched for like 45 yards and a TD was a masterpiece. Need to keep improving in this area of the offense to make things even harder to defend against than they already are, which is virtually Mission Impossible as it is.

Fair for both sides. Typically how things get done with the Bills ..both sides walk away feeling pretty good.

They just didn't test for it like we do today so people lived with it for decades, so that's part of it. But in general the environment is far more toxic, the food is much worse in terms of how it's grown and processed, and pesticides and plastics are causing havoc from before we are even born. Also people are deathly afraid of the sun and sun blocking constantly so most are extremely low in Vitamin D, which is your body's immune modulator that controls your entire immune system and is not really a vitamin at all, but a pro-hormone. So all in all, honestly surprising more people don't have it.

I see it from both sides...RBs careers are short and Cook has done everything asked of him and never complained about anything. He has been pretty much a perfect soldier for the team, and he just wants to be rewarded for it like all the other players have been who are in similar boats as him.

No thanks. He was pretty close to a bum last year for them.

Never been there but everytime I get to Rochester Abbott's is a must stop...crushes Anderson's and outside of some place in Wisconsin near Milwaukee, the best custard I've ever had.

George Wilson who played and started for the Bills was one of those... I would say you would need a very good understanding of football concepts in general and a strong ability to think at a very high level, as well as limited physical skills that prevent you from being a good enough WR but would allow you to be a good Safety. However you would have to have good athleticism overall even if it isn't good enough in a single area. Most players don't have that combination of traits to be able to pull that off and the ones that do usually are good enough physically that they never would have to make that switch. It's a very niche ability for a player to have and possible that coaching staffs wouldn't want to spend the time or energy trying to convert a player also.

Mine as well...except Allen is a bigger, faster Elway with a stronger arm.

That was good from 73 or 74 probably... Sucks that it doesn't count as a record because it was pre-season

Seems like a strange take considering the Bills averaged more points than the Bengals last year

You mean other than when Austin Johnson was intercepting them every other game?

Hey Jealousy ..hey jealousy... Well, tell me do you think it'd be alright... If I could just crash here tonight...

"Personal foul for 'giving him the business down there'", complete with the downward punching motion has to be the all time classic 🤣🤣🤣

How is there not a single clip of Josh Allen and the Bills tremendous OLine play in a clip about offensive football and OLine play?

Nobody forced them to give Watson that contract, they did it if their own volition because they wanted him there. As a team/owner you can't both do dumbass stuff and then try and blame someone else for doing it when it goes wrong. Owners want something to protect them from themselves and doing dumb things and want the players to foot that bill when they are the ones who should be footing it.

More of like a system that is rigged to favor one side versus the other.

Oh, you mean the "we can cut you at any time after your guaranteed money is paid and owe you nothing"? Seems like a pretty tilted system in favor of the teams and owners don't ya think?

Well, he isn't going to hold out and start missing game checks once the season starts, that's pretty obvious. And if he does, he is an idiot after what happened with La'Veon Bell who was a far more productive player than Cook is at the time this happened and then he essentially went from one of the best all-purpose backs in the league to terrible and out of the league within a few years of holding out and was never even close to the same player again. Why do players have to honor contracts when teams don't? Seems pretty hypocritical.

hahaha, typically they are more than willing to provide themselves 😂

Go watch the end of the Pittsburgh playoff game and the KC playoffs game when he was forced into duty and get back to me. Also the Lions game from last year once he was in there...he literally almost single handedly allowed the Lions back in the game late because all they kept doing was throwing to whoever he was covering. Also, I can't really feel too awful for a guy getting paid almost a million dollars a year to run around, play a kids game, lift weights and bang hot chicks.

I didn't watch it but reading the reviews the most shocking thing I read was that they designed the stadium to basically "wind-proof" the games as much as possible and how when Allen asked how much wind they could expect on game days, the person responded "very little even when the wind is howling". Probably was discussed in the stadium thread, but I didn't know they went to that length even down to ensuring the prevailing wind direction was accounted for.

He was downright terrible in coverage and was getting abused anytime he was on the field. He should be happy he lasted as long as he did.