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Again, our D looks good in the regular season for the most part but can't make the big play against KC when it counts. This should not be a controversial take. Josh Allen can't play D too.

I believe the Josh Allen and O-line led offense of the Buffalo Bills contributes more to the success of James Cook than James Cook contributes to the success of Josh Allen and O-line of the Buffalo Bills. $11 million; you’re lucky for that; get your a$$ here and play football. He thinks differently? Leave in February and best of luck to you.

In shorts you say? Insert Josh Allen shorts joke...

Looking forward to an update in the thread “Where is Josh Allen on the List of All Time NFL TD’s”. Last I checked he was between Todd Collins and Cleo Lemon.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/bills-all-time-top-10-quarterbacks-josh-allen-jim-kelly-debate-continues/ar-AA1Hf65E?ocid=BingNewsSerp

The NE playoff game a few years ago where Josh Allen had the perfect game was the greatest performance I’ve seen from a Buffalo Bill ever.

Thank you for this reminder of why we praise the football gods for sending us Mr. Josh Allen. I forgot about this drought gem. We were an absolute mess.

Let's remember it's not only drafting Josh Allen it his development too. Josh going to Cleveland could have been a completely different result.

McDermott is not a top 10 HC. He is lucky the Bills drafted Josh Allen…. We would already have a couple of Super Bowls by now if we had a top 10 HC.

If the Bills lose for Josh Allen for a long stretch (or the season early on), the Bills are picking in the top 4 of the next draft. It doesn’t matter who else they at that point.

Shakir Cook Moore Palmer Samuel Knox Coleman Josh Allen

For me, if talking about "most excited" it's always going to be watching Josh Allen above all else by far. It's like if there's anything that might be so close to a guarantee it can't be any closer, it's that Josh Allen will amaze. However, what I'm also interested to see if the D can take the next step. But Bosa certainly doesn't install much confidence lol. I'm actually interested to see the rookie L. Jackson a bit more than others myself.

People also forget he had by far the most touches and lost impact of any player not named Josh allen

He also hated Josh Allen in 2018…

I've been a Bills fan longer than Josh Allen has been alive ... Yeah I'm old.

Beane also enjoys long walks on the beach and romantic candlelight dinners. Nothing wrong with a little sensitivity from a man. When he asks Josh Allen how he’s doing he actually means it.

I watched Josh Allen’s presser yesterday and it firmed up some of what I thought before: he is now 100% the boss of football operations for this franchise. McDermott coaches at his will and probably has even adjusted his personal approach in part to work well with Allen. Firing Dorsey, drafting Keon… all those things don’t happen without Allen’s OK (and perhaps even his pushing). He’s very loyal but maybe also a little comfortable in that role, and in his day-to-day. There is a fine line between being loyal and comfortable though… it is a potential path into Rodgers or Peyton territory. From the Bills end, I do absolutely get it, he is the franchise. You need to do whatever it takes to keep him happy, particularly while he’s still this good. I think ‘management’ gets it. This also 100% explains the Diggs situation. I thought this before and when I saw Allen’s year end presser last year, I predicted Diggs was done. Diggs was not unhappy because he wasn’t getting the ball… he was unhappy because he wanted to win, and he disagreed that having the QB ‘run’ the organization was the best way to win. He’s a fairly smart and thoughtful guy, and also super competitive. I don’t think he hated Allen, I just don’t think he liked where this was going. They all handled the situation I think as well as they could, but Diggs had a fundamental problem with how the Bills operated, and he wasn’t going to get through to Allen on what he thought the Bills should do, so he was out. I’d guess he was among those who was not happy with McDermott’s abilities as a coach. I’m not saying Allen runs the defense or makes all the signings or anything like that, I’m just saying he’s extremely powerful now in the organization. Like, he’s the most powerful QB right now in any organization (more powerful than his closest peers: Mahomes, Burrow or Lamar). What that will mean in the long term I don’t know… it may keep them from ever winning a Super Bowl with him (in fact if they don’t I would argue it was the biggest reason why they didn’t, I would agree with Diggs). But right now, I do think it’s hard to argue against the Bills’ approach, because what choice do the Bills have? This approach hopefully keeps Allen from being disgruntled, and it keeps the head coach in a job. I don’t think Allen is outwardly power-hungry or anything like that, in fact, I don’t think this necessarily comes from a bad place beyond him not wanting to disrupt a life he currently enjoys. He wants to be the consummate leader, and often will shoulder too much of the load. In fact, my gut is he was satisfied with the defensive performance against Kansas City, and feels like he probably should have scored at the end of the game to win the game (I wouldn’t agree with him… the defense was bad). My hope is given that McDermott has been able to swallow his pride to this degree at this point, he may even be willing to significantly alter his defensive philosophy and priorities in player acquisition to better suit what the team needs when they play top level competition in the playoffs. I think that’s the Bills’ best chance going forward.

I remember when the Bills used to make moves like this Loving every minute of being in the prime Josh Allen era right now

I do miss the Sunday 1 games. Damn you Josh Allen.. haha

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/football/bills-news-sean-mcdermott-s-coaching-blamed-for-playoff-failures-as-josh-allen-becomes-nfl-s-charles-barkley/ar-AA1HPnpz?ocid=BingNewsSerp

Charles Clay signed a lucrative contract. Robert Foster was Josh Allen's best weapon his rookie year. Just read this whole thread front to back for the first time, incredible contributions everyone!

One celebrity sighting. Larry David. https://www.tmz.com/2025/05/31/hailee-steinfeld-josh-allen-married-wedding-california/

I'd guess Diggs numbers will be that of Samuel this year, decent #3 numbers. I still think his Knee won't be right. Shakir is Josh Allen's #1, he wins this match up easily.

SI interview with Allen. https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/q-a-josh-allen-on-backing-up-mvp-season-tush-push-ban-and-new-business-deal/ar-AA1GSV6o?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=86d6b94b00694fada88deff1ae504e80&ei=20

I was already a Bills fan, but I do remember that I was very intrigued by Josh Allen during the pre-draft process. He lacked the background in a big-time college football program, and didn't get the kind of high-level coaching that would help him deal with mechanical issues. He had everything else, the athleticism, arm strength, intelligence, attitude, everything. Everyone else was fixated on "the other Josh" but I sort of thought Josh Allen might turn out all right.