Big Turk

The Bills have Josh Allen and the Jets don't. End of story.

We all saw what Allen did to Glenn's defense in Detroit.

Think that was pretty obvious based on the movement and what happened during the play.

Daniels is looking like he is going to follow Stroud's path to sophomore struggles.

Ekeler looks like he popped his Achilles...hopefully not but didn't look great

They just seem like they are "there". I don't remember a time when we both have been good at the same time. Either we have sucked and they had a period of time when they were good under Pennington/Sanchez where they made the playoffs and even an AFC Championship game(I think under Rex), or they have mostly sucked and we have been good like in the Kelly days under Rich Kotite and now under whoever they decide to being in there.

On a per game basis, Allen is the most productive player in the history of the NFL - regular AND post season.

Yeah, he actually broke the record in 6.75 seasons and just added to it from there last year. Absurd.

When you work out and take care of your body that 18-29 year old range extends well past 50.

Bills 31 Jests 17

I REALLY hate seeing these type of groins and hamstrings injuries that are essentially ticking time bombs waiting to happen. All it takes is for one wrong cut, one wrong move and it goes from "feeling great" to out for 2-3+ weeks or IR. It's why it's so frustrating...can feel completely normal when you are out there and then go from normal to "oh sh!t" in a split second.

During the regular season, it's become old-hat to beat the Chiefs. We need to do it in the playoffs.

But he was a Pro Bowler!

Not worrying about the D until after the midpoint of the season, especially since the safeties are the lynchpin in this scheme and until Bishop gets up to speed with games under his belt we won't see the true effects...after the midpoint, I would expect the D to continue improving and hopefully finally peak during the playoffs for once. Also a lot of new faces and rookies in there that need to get acclimated to the scheme and learn how they best fit in their roles within it. But what's Baltimore's excuse with 7 first round picks and multiple All-Pro and pro bowlers on D that has largely remained the same from last year including an "All-World" secondary that got absolutely shredded by Allen giving up almost 400 yards passing and 500 total.