Big Turk

We used to ride our bikes to that little league field across the street and play home run derby in the summer because it had short fences 🤣

James Cook is a force...I've been so impressed with how he is dragging tacklers with him and breaking tacklers routinely this year... Then breaking away and taking it to the house

Charlie The Butcher further North is pretty famous for their Beef on Weck.

Allen said it himself postgame. Sorry, no candle wicks eaten in this area...I mean you do you up in Boston tho...😂

Love these breakdowns by O'Sullivan...he is basically in awe of what Allen is doing...it's always crazy when you have ex QBs who were students of the game like Dan Orlovsky, Chase Daniel and O'Sullivan who didn't have the physical talents but were smart players that are saying that he shouldn't be able to do what he is doing on a football field...

I think so...although division games can always get funky and we got 3 in a row

Cooper's presence even without getting the ball opens things up bigtime for others...as expected.

As good as gone after this year unfortunately.

What about Dorian Williams with an elbow?

I thought Van DeMark played very well in the game he missed earlier this year.

How can you be more of a game changer than the player who is literally the most productive player in the history of the NFL on a per game basis? Make it make sense. Allen does the most important thing in the NFL, score touchdowns, better than anyone who has ever lived. Personally I find that statement to be absurd.

And the EPA/play isn't even close. Allen leads the NFL at .341 EPA/play and QBR, Jackson is 2nd in both, EPA/play is .287. Essentially what this says is that on every play, on average, Josh Allen is 16% more valuable than Lamar has been. That is crazy. Also, Lamar has played about 50 more offensive snaps than Allen, amounting to close to a whole game since Allen has sat so much during 4th Q's this year. What are we talking about here? Lamar has 2 losses to teams that are a combined 5-22 this year in the 2-11 Raiders and 3-11 Browns. Forget only a few great wins, Lamar has 2 terrible losses. all of the Bills losses have come to teams above .500 at least and there are 2 fewer ones than the Ravens have. Bills also beat 2 teams that are a combined 25-1 against the rest of the NFL. Can't get any more impressive wins than that. And in those games the Lions never led and the Chiefs led by 1 point early on(thanks Bass) and never led in the 2nd half.

I watched every game Smith played in. He was an immense talent. But Allen has so much more control of the game than Smith does with the ball in his hand every play.

Could you imagine what Allen would do with 2 HOF WR's in Reed and Lofton and a HOF RB in Thomas?

That's fine, but even Kelly would admit he wasn't on Allen's level, and has.

Even if Barkley breaks the record it would be absurd to suggest he is more valuable than Allen when the Eagles were a few minutes from winning the SB 2 years ago without him and then 10-0 at one point last year without him. How can you be that valuable to a team that's already very, very good without you? Plus he is running back. The value compared between RB and QB is not even a discussion.

Brady with 22 in October 2007.

Josh Allen is inevitable.

Fitting the Bills have the chance to make NFL history and become the only team to score 30+ points in 9 straight games against the team that dominated us for 20 years under the Evil Empire of Brady/Belichick.

Except against La"mew". Whose all- time playoff highlight is throwing a 101 yard pick six to Taron Johnson... Which says more about what he has accomplished in the playoffs than about anything else.

It will be pretty hard for Indy to catch up after the loss. If they won, their odds would have been around 75%

I mean there was Dungy post game last night saying "Josh Allen cannot be human" 🤣

Oh 100% and there would be a LOT of great clips in there I am sure. I mean, the Lions are holding open tryouts on defense Tuesday this week 🤣

Lions also holding an open tryout for their defense on Tuesday... Has this ever been done this late in a season before by a conference leading team?? 😳

McNeil done for the year in Detroit with a torn ACL...kinda figured based on him rolling around holding his knee...