Big Turk

Probably not much. A lot of good QBs have looked mediocre against the Bills D over the years. Let's not kid ourselves into thinking other divisions have been some kind of powerhouses over all those years. Perhaps we should say the same thing about the Eagles?

The takes on this board when talking about the 2nd winningest team in the regular season in all of pro sports over the last 6+ years are absurd. In elimination games in the playoffs? Sure. I'm with you there. In regular season games? Who cares. They win at a rate unseen anywhere other than Kansas City.

They are 14th this year at 22.8. We don't need an elite D when we have an elite O. 14th is plenty good enough to win a Super Bowl with. In the playoffs they allow an average of 24.0 PPG since 2018. The real issue in the playoffs is their inability to get off the field against KC when they do just fine during the regular season in that regard. Regular season, KC has averaged 20 PPG against them, in the playoffs they average 34 PPG. There is no excuse for the exact same team with the exact same players to be 2 TD better against you in the playoffs than the regular season over a span of 4+ years.

You realize the Bills D has allowed the fewest points in the NFL since 2018 when Allen has gotten here right? I mean we can talk about all this, that and the other, but the bottom line is the only thing that matters is how often the other team scores, and the Bills are the best in the NFL over that time in preventing it. The Bills also have allowed the fewest yards in the NFL over that span as well, and BY FAR, the lowest passing yards allowed also. What are we doing? Making up stuff that never happened?

GB seems to have no issues drafting WRs that can get downfield and separate and also catch the ball short and intermediately and separate. Maybe the Bills should investigate and study the type of players they are drafting.

You mean the teams he has sucked as the OC with?

Bills 31 Little Kitties 21

That was pretty obviously coming...probably going to miss most of the regular season with a broken collarbone

This injury list after a bye is just absurd. What were these players doing on their break? Clearly not getting treatment that's for damn sure. Just stay away from Franklin. Something ain't right in that area...

#2 means we wouldn't need to worry about it because he isn't for sale, especially not to a division rival.

agreed.

I sometimes wear my knee brace for leg workouts as I tend to tweak it occasionally. Had a situation a long time ago while squatting where my knee buckled and I think I damaged my patellar tendon pretty badly but never got it checked out, just stopped doing legs for a few months while it healed. Still bothers me from time to time, and noticed it bothered me a lot when I used to play flag football and blocked - any sort of sudden force or impact while standing seems to bother it the most... Pain is typically straight down the kneecap, so I brace it for a few days during workouts and my walking(I get 18-20K steps a day) and it goes back to normal without any pain. Probably something I am going to have to deal with for the rest of my life I assume at this point now that I am 50 and the initial injury was over 10 years ago.

and throwing strength since he will not be able to plant and throw as well. That doesn't sound good for Strong...sounds like his football career might be hanging in the balance.

More like Allen seemed determined to attack them downfield and refused to take the easy throws and easy runs that were routinely there like has has for the past year and a half almost without hesitation. He has also had happy feet inexplicably and has been bailing from clean pockets, especially against the Pats where there was no pressure and if he would have simply waited a half second would have had some wide open throws come free. Perfect example is on that Shakir INT against the Pats. Huge lane for Allen to take off through that likely gets him a first down or even if the 2 Patriot defenders end up coming up towards him from like 15 yards downfield, he is still picking up 7-8 yards making it 2nd and short. Instead, he doesn't take it and tries to fit a ball to Shakir that he simply didn't have to and there was no reason to throw that ball. This was to a large degree an issue with the Falcons game as well. Allen has not been mentally sharp and that, in and of itself, has been the largest problem on offense the last 2 games. The team also not being as mentally sharp the last 2 games has gone along with that. Honestly, it almost seems like the constant fan and media questions about "why aren't they attacking downfield at all" has started getting to both Brady and Allen. Instead of just doing what they do, which is piling up 30+ point games effortlessly, they seem like they are trying to silence the critics.

No, I am talking about RB screens. There is no way this is a WR screen. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NUtMrG3dWPw

Exactly this. If they go into full rebuild mode it would be around 2 studs on offense in Waddle and Achane who are in their prime.

Not true. Bills started running some good ones late last year starting with the Rams game where Ty caught one and rumbled untouched for a 46 yard TD. After that game they had several other ones that worked well too. This year, not so much

You understand there are different grades of sprains right? Not all of them are of the garden variety, few weeks to heal. You'd rather they rush him back so he can tear it and then be done for the year? Apparently common sense no longer exists on this board

!) We can't afford his contract right now 2) Dolphins are not trading him even if they do rebuild, him and Achane would remain the centerpieces of their offense, why would you get rid of 2 studs in their prime?

We can always get Ray Ray McCloud back now that he was released from the Falcons...quietly put together a decent year least year with 62 grabs and almost 700 yards. Although I don't think this is really viable since he is another slot guy and we already have a bunch of those and he hasn't shown that kind of production anywhere else including with us.

You really must have way too much time on your hands in Oklahoma.

When White went down in that NO game with his first injury, the pass defense actually improved during the time he was out.

Hahaha...if it was Tren they might be getting thrown out of the game regularly from personal fouls for excessive aggressiveness post whistle 😂

the Bills over the past few years have been far better than the Knicks...they have been the best regular season team in the NFL by a very wide margin when looking at per game numbers and analytics. The Knicks have never been that even when good, and certainly not for 6 years straight.

I mean he got hurt in the first practice of TC didn't he? How does that have any relevancy?