Big Turk

Most likely will end 15-2 as mostly backups will be playing against Denver.

Yes...he has been integral in so many ways and embodies everything the coaches preach about doing your 1/11th, giving everything you've got and doing all the little things right that don't get noticed but are huge reasons why plays are successful. And then throw in his plays on a regular basis that are big time catches on 3rd down to move chains or TD catches. These are the types of players that help teams won championships and you can never have enough of them. Beane better re-sign him to a multi-year deal.

LMAO...brutal huh? 😂 😂😂😂 And this is EXACTLY why I constantly am telling people that trying to determine how difficult or easy a schedule is based on last year is not only meaningless and futile, it's often times simply wrong by a country mile. Not only did our schedule not live up to it's advance billing, it was one of the easier ones in the entire NFL.

I mean it's smart...the Giants just screwed themselves over with an offensive explosion for no reason to win a game that pushed them down from #1 overall to #4 overall. Patriots would be fools to win this game. They have no need to draft a QB and could trade the #1 pick for a massive haul(maybe to the Giants) that will accelerate their rebuild by infusing a lot of young talent around Maye.

Jennings just won me my Fantasy Football Championship in a nail biter at the end by under 2 points and a good chunk of change in the process 😀

That may be, or it may not be. What is very clear is that Allen has never had this level of offensive production before with any other OC or players surrounding him including Diggs. Yes, Allen is a huge part of it, but it's not a stretch to say that Brady has unlocked something in Allen that nobody else has.

You may not think so, but historically it does. The numbers don't lie. Ranking 2nd all time in terms of points/drive is an absurd level of production for the talent surrounding Allen which typically requires 2-3 other All-Pro/HOF caliber players other than the QB. It would fit perfectly with the "One of these things is not like the others" song from Sesame Street.

You do realize he was the OC last year in the playoffs right?

And with so many people declining to go, many people are "pro-bowlers" that never would have been and others who would have been aren't.

Not exactly true Role Brady was the passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach at LSU. He was responsible for installing the spread/RPO offense. Play-calling Brady often took over play-calling in critical situations, such as third downs or in the red zone. He also split play-calling duties with offensive coordinator Steve Ensminger, who deferred to Brady in certain situations. Impact Brady's impact on the team was significant. In 2019, the Tigers led the NCAA in total offense, averaging 568.5 yards per game. Brady's work helped quarterback Joe Burrow have a record-breaking season, finishing first in nearly every statistical category.

That is irrelevant. All those other teams had all-time QB's as well. What separates this team is that there is nobody at an All-Pro or HOF caliber level on offense outside of Allen, whereas the other teams had multiple players at that level outside the QB. Effectively Allen is elevating the people around him at off the chart levels.

Nobody recovers fumbles like Milano.

When you are included in the greatest offenses of all-time there is no pumping the brakes. Josh Allen has been doing stuff off-schedule his entire career...he has never played offensive football like he has this year.

And those mostly were under Dorsey due in large part to terrible spacing concepts that created a lot of traffic in the same area.

And going back to college, he was the one who essentially molded Burrow and Chase into the forces they have become. Sure, they were great players, but in that offense they became one of the best ever in college football history. And if the Bengals miss the playoffs, I would not be surprised for it to be in Cincy...and good God, may He help us if he is re-united with Burrow and Chase.

Joe Brady may very well go down as one of the greatest offensive minds in the history of football. He has done what no other team in the history of the NFL has done...become prolific in a historical context with no true #1 WR, no 1,000 yard WR and no 1,000 yard rusher thru 16 games. Essentially, he has created the NFL version of "Total Football" that was pioneered by The Netherlands with their great "Orange Crush" teams of the 1970s with Johann Cruyff as their star. Anybody can be the "go to guy" in any given week, and anyone can make the key play. You cannot simply "take away" one player, the Bills offense is diversified in a way that no other offense has been in the history of the NFL. Just like on those Netherland teams, they don't have true "positions" as thought of by other teams. People are lining up all over the place to create matchups that favor the BIlls dependent on who they are playing. Think I am going too far? I am not. Consider: Points per drive. The 2024 Bills are averaging 3.12 points/drive - In the history of the NFL, only the 2007 Patriots have averaged more at 3.19. The only other teams above 3 are the 2018 Chiefs, the 2013 Broncos and the 2001 Rams. All of them featured multiple stars and HOF players. We are essentially doing what the most prolific offenses in NFL history have done without the supporting casts to do it. 2024 Bills tied an all-time NFL record with 8 straight 30+ point games. 2024 Bills tied an all-time NFL record with 13 different players catching a TD pass. 2024 Bills set a franchise record for most points and TDs in a season and have the highest points per game at 31.8 thru 16 games Josh Allen leads the NFL in EPA/play 2024 Bills set a franchise record for 40+ point games with 4 2024 Bills set a franchise record for 30+ point games with 12 Brady is the very definition of doing more with less and doing it in ways where no one person can be keyed on by the defense, meaning they have to be prepared for anyone to beat them at anytime. This was never more apparent than during the Lions game when Ty Johnson, a 3rd down RB was our leading receiver with over 100 yards, our "#1 WR" Amari Cooper wasn't even targeted and the Bills rolled up 559 yards of offense and 48 points and were so unstoppable that it forced the opposing coach to try a desperation onside kick with 12 minutes to go in the 4th quarter only down 10 points. I am not sure there has ever been a better job done at OC in NFL history considering what Brady had to work with and how he fit together his gameplans to attack the opposing teams weaknesses and create an ever shifting target for who they would try to stop on offense. The level of absurdity with how good this offense has been with a bunch of "no names" for the most part on it is absurd. Patently absurd. If Brady does not win assistant coach of the year in the NFL, they should just throw the award away because it has no meaning.

We have one of the most prolific offenses in the history of the NFL with no true #1 WR, no 1,000 receiver and no 1,000 yard rusher. It's unparalleled in NFL history. This essentially would be the NFL version of "total football" pioneered in the 1970's by The Netherlands with Johan Cruyff as their star.

During the 1st half of the season, but once Brady took over as OC Diggs was mostly invisible and the best player on offense for them receiving wise was Shakir by a long shot.

Rex Ryan says without a doubt Allen is MVP. Orlovsky(who has a vote) agrees with him and so does Greeny.

The 2024 Bills have had a historic year offensively. I don't even think most people understand or appreciate just how good it has been all-time in comparison to NFL history. Bills have averaged 3.12 points/drive. In NFL history, only the 2007 Patriots have been better at 3.19 points/drive. The 2024 Bills are tied for second ALL-TIME(2018 Chiefs) in NFL history as one of the greatest offenses to ever play the game. Unlike those other offenses, they have ZERO HOF players outside Josh Allen on it and have done it with a "rag-tag" cast of characters on offense. Some other notes: Bills set franchise record for points scored(509) Bills set franchise record for most TDs(61) Bill set franchise record for most 40+ point games in season(4) Bills set franchise record for most 30+ point games in a season(12) Bills tie all-time NFL record with 13 players having caught TD passes on the season Bills tied all-time NFL record with 8 straight 30+ point games Josh Allen leads the NFL in EPA/play

Not the Bengals.

It IS his fault he has failed 4 times with the ball in his hands under 2 minutes to go to win the game and failed tho.

Part of the reason they have 8 losses and need a lot of help to get in is because Burrow has had the ball in his hand multiple times late in games with under 2 minutes to go to take the lead and has failed on 4 of them. MVP isn't just a great stat award, it's how do you perform when your team needs it most, and Burrow has not gotten it done too many times in that regard, which is a big reason they will likely not make the playoffs. He stuffs the stat sheet, but hasn't gotten it done when he needs it.

18 so far on the year...not sure how much any of them play against the Pats... Didn't help that Miller unexpectedly missed 4 games via suspension

Exactly my thoughts 😂