Big Turk

Noseguard is only in a 3-4

Considering Allen is already historically great in the playoffs, they would not. As a team, sure. As an offense, no.

Bills have averaged 29.3 points per game from 2020-2025. Assuming they stay around the same or slightly higher, the Bills will have the 2nd or 3rd highest scoring offense in the history of the NFL over any 6 year period. The 2008-2013 Patriot teams that averaged 30.6 points per game are first, followed by the 2009-2014 Saints teams under Brees that averaged 30 PPG. Better than the Greatest Show on Turf Rams, The Manning Colts or Broncos, the Chief led MahomeBoys, the Kelly era Bills, the Marino era Fins, the Run-N-Shoot Oilers . It would be a tragedy of epic proportions if Allen keeps being failed by the coaching, defense and special teams in the playoffs. The historic greatness of what we are witnessing every day might not be appreciated right now while we are in the middle of it, but this team will go down as one of the greatest offensive teams in the history of the NFL over a multi-season time frame. Appreciate it. Stop worrying about "we aren't doing this enough, or that enough". What we are witnessing has only been seen a few other times in the history of the NFL.

Sure. Week 1 counts. Bills already punched them in the mouth repeatedly last year to the point they had Campbell so scared of Allen he tried an onside kick with 12 minutes left in the 4th because he thought he had a better chance of getting the onside kick than stopping Allen. If they meet in the Super Bowl, Bills likely do something similar again. Like when Lamar tries it on 4th down?

Bills would never have that dude on their team.

Hill hasn't caught a pass over 30 yards in more than a year now....it's at least partially him.

You mean they didn't chain themselves together and then down across the highway again?

It's like dudes out playing pickup basketball convincing themselves they are living the dream of playing in the NBA.

Can attest to this...was on crutches in 8th grade for 2 weeks due to a bone bruise when I was playing baseball. Was on 2nd base, batter hits a single, I race around 3rd to score, batter dropped the bat right on home plate, umpire never thought to move the bat, I had my head turned looking to see if I needed to slide and wasn't paying attention, stepped on the plate except I stepped right on the barrel of the bat. Finished the game limping badly (luckily it was the last inning so I just had to play in the field for 3 outs and it never got hit to me). After game took my shoe off and my foot swelled up like a balloon. Couldn't put any weight on it, thought I broke my foot...went to doctor the next day and X-rays showed nothing, doctor said it was a bad bone bruise...literally couldn't touch my foot to the ground for over a week...one of the most painful things I have ever had happen to me.

Against the Fins, Allen had a first... Only game in his career where he didn't complete a pass more than 10 yards downfield - one attempt that was incomplete (thanks for dropping that dime in the corner of the endzone Kincaid). https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/buffalo-bills/news/josh-allen-new-way-win-bills-tnf-dolphins/56797d7c039b9ef36ad0d5f6

For sure he is regardless of what people think about his time in Buffalo

The Bills laugh and say "sure, you want to get your ass kicked that way instead? No problem!" Bills are equal opportunity ass-kickers...they will allow you to dictate whatever method you want them to go Belt-To-Ass with. Essentially, the Bills are doing the equivalent of telling teams to go out and bring back the stick they want to get their butt spanked with like old school parents used to do 😂

And a lost fumble as well...Henry is clearly his favorite target, kept going to him over and over and Steelers seemingly wouldn't cover him.

That didn't used to be the case...for a long time we were essentially a "No Fly Zone" that on average allowed WELL under 200 yards passing a game for years.

Kind of hilarious we are squabbling about 420 yards a game and 34 points a game while this is also true...

That's typically the way it works especially considering McD's defense is predicted more than any other on everyone doing their job and playing their role properly to succeed and that we will be getting significant reinforcements back by week 7. Hoecht is going to be a chess piece moved all over the place...that dude is a freak

Liam Cohen? He was Mayfield's OC in Tampa Bay the last 2 years I believe.

Except that the Bills could very well score another 21 points from running the ball because they are really good at it.

I think this is one of those win by 20+ games that looks effortless for us like it's a Pop Warner team playing against an NFL team...Bills typically score a lot of points against NFC teams and Rattler will likely be seeing ghosts like Fields did out there thanks to McD's disguises on D.

Yeah I can kind of agree on that point but unless they also planned for teams to not execute fundamental plays at the end of game that typically have greater than 85% success rates which would have given them 3-4 extra L's last year, I'm not really sure that's all of it. When the Bills do "just enough" they are still b!tch slapping teams by multiple TDs.

Based on the last 2 years outside the playoffs, I don't know about that. They have consistently way underperformed offensively with one of the best QBs at the helm for about 2 years now.

He is the more annoying chain mover.

They can definitely have the ball moved on them....Giants put up almost 300 yards and they looked about as bad as you could be on offense most of the night.

Teams seem more willing to go for it on 4th and short from anywhere on the field really...Vrabel went for it on 4th and short from the Pats like 25 in the 1st quarter just randomly and they made it. I think there is a big push to maintain control of the ball with the decisions being made now far more than it ever was before. Haven seen numerous cases of teams going for it on 4th and short from their own side of the field in situations where years prior would have been 100% punts since it was either early in the game or a close game...not a situation where a team is trying to get back in it late, etc.. Seems more and more in these situations teams are going for it rather than handing the ball over via punt.

Really is insane that people think Rice will just walk back on the field after a year, coming off a serious knee injury and just be like it's Madden where he is right back to exactly the same player. Typically the first year back for a player after an ACL is not great and they look like a shell of their former self, whether that is due to explosiveness not fully back yet, them still being afraid to push it as hard as normal because they still hear and feel "weird" things like pops from scar tissue being broken up, or that they haven't had a training camp to get back in the flow of things and get on the same page with the QB, etc. Coming back in the 2nd year after a full off-season and training camp to get back in shape where they aren't focused more on rehab instead of actual training is when things typically get back to normal. Have seen this time and time again, this should not be a surprise to anyone when it happens. It would be more of a surprise if he came back and looked like the same player this year.