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I havent watched it yet enjoy guys.

He was masterful. One of his best games EVER. 88% for nearly 300 yards and 3 TD’s. He played point guard, manipulated the pocket, delivered pinpoint passes, moved the defense with his eyes several times, and stiff armed a Chiefs defender like they were a toddler. Incredible performance.

BOBBY BOUCHER GONNA PLAY SOME QUARTERBACK FOR US. WATERBOY!!! W.

First question. How much of this is Beane’s roster or McD? They say it’s Beane. That’s what I’m operating on. Coaching is an issue for sure especially on defense. But this is 2025 it’s tough to build and maintain a great defense that lacks Hall of Fame D lineman. And he’s had 8 years to find that centerpiece. Fail. Weapons on offense. He recognizes we needed Diggs. Then felt Josh is so super human we’re going to go with guys at WR no one should ever fear. And that along with a bunch of other moves on defense is why this season is about to spiral out of control. Rapp. Bishop. CB2 was going to be a rookie or Tre White. We banked on Mr. Glass Milano who’s already next to an injury prone Bernard. Mess. A total mess of a roster. CREDIT - he got Oline right. After 6 years of trying - realizing Quinton Spain was a bad idea. And James Cook has developed. This isn’t on coaching. At least half the league has a better roster than us. And some significantly so.

Certainly Josh can see the writing on the wall for the future of the Bills! Kinkaid, Shakir & Knox are his basic passing options. Gone are John Brown, Gabe Davis, Diggs and Cole Beasley. These were receivers he could count on to be in the right place and make tough catches. Obviously, he can see the defensive side of the ball with veterans (Tre White, Jordan Poyer, Milano and Jordan Phillips) playing poorly past their prime years. The younger players on defense - especially the back 7 - are basically too small, slow and miss routine tackles. So - as he said recently, "there's more in life for me than just football play". His cross country relationship with wife Hailee has to be stressful. Could he follow in the footsteps of Andrew Luck? His eyes tell the story. Is the fire gone?

Stumbled across this in my YouTube feeds. Found it interesting that even for a top of the line league like the NFL, the prep of changing out helmet insignias and color schemes is done by some grunts eyeballing placement of glorified stickers akin to finishing hobby work on a model airplane…no 3D printer level precision here! 😎

Josh Allen now has 72 career rushing TD's.....the only active player, not QB, but player in the NFL right now that has more rushing TD's than Josh is Derrick Henry with 112. Just crazy to think that a QB who is one of the best in the league throwing the ball, is also unrivaled in rushing TD's among almost everyone active in the league right now!! No doubt he will surpass 100 rushing TD's before his career is over! Go Bills!!!

For the past couple of years it seems like Josh Allen has been trending down as a runner. We have an idiot coordinator who constructs an offense like they have Trent Edward’s under center. I never understood the constant obsession (even on this board) with neutering Josh Allen and cutting off his legs. You’re taking away one of his best skill sets. There was a 4th down play against the Falcons where he could’ve very easily ran it for a first and would’ve done so in the past. Instead he throws a low % ball that of course falls incomplete by a mile. I get when your guy is hitting that mid 30s mark, but just turned 29 in the offseason?! No major knee/lower body injuries. Even the Chiefs aren’t that dumb. Mahomes is their leading rusher. At least they’re showing they’ll do what it takes when other facets of the offense aren’t working. Just pure stupidity. Josh is special when he’s running with the ball. Don’t neuter him. I’d rather have 5 more high level MVP years than 8 more of this garbage. It’s like watching an Eagle with its wings clipped. Brady has to go. Cook and the running game wouldn’t suffer one bit if they canned this bum.

We have seen this before. Much is on his receivers but anyone recall when he was hit and his head slammed into the carpet in the Partiots game? All it takes is one smackas this is a game of milli-seconds. I know as I have seven documented Sports Concussions. The last caused a Stroke. Remember Captain Checkdown.? That head hit ended his promising career The term "Bill quarterback captain checkdown" refers to a nickname, "Captain Checkdown," historically used for Buffalo Bills quarterback Trent Edwards due to his conservative style. The current Bills quarterback, Josh Allen, has recently spoken out against the label, stating he wants to avoid being a "Captain Checkdown" and has a more aggressive style. The term describes a quarterback who frequently checks down the ball to shorter routes instead of throwing deep, which can be a positive strategy but can also lead to a conservative, less impactful offense if used too often.

Haley is pregnant with their first and Josh is going to spend the next year or so stumbling through life like a stoned Alzheimer's patient.

If you have espn+ this is a good watch. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6766915/2025/11/02/peyton-manning-josh-allen-places-buffalo-premiere/ Peyton determined the curse started in 1901 when McKinley was assassinated, because that’s the year Buffalo lost their baseball team, which moved to Boston.

We'd have two future superstar receivers in Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate; and a future pro bowl safety in Caleb Williams.

Yesterday felt like the first game in a long time where Superman seemed a little more human. I don't blame him for that, when you're asked to literally do everything, that is a situation that can only be sustainable for so long. The main theory around here is we have 5/6/7/8 more years with Josh. While Josh could "reinvent" himself into more of a traditional pocket QB, that just isn't the player he has ever been for this team. So it's hard to just assume Allen will successfully transition into that player. Allen is probably more dependent on his physical skills than any QB in the NFL. You know Josh is going to put in the work to be the best version of himself. But one thing is for sure, he absolutely can't become a more age neutral QB if he's being asked to be the entire offense. Now is not the time to leverage the last couple years of peak physical skills Allen has. The front office has to position him to be more of a traditional QB. This goes beyond the standard pleas to add offensive talent we have had for a few years now. It's more about building a roster and system Allen can age in gracefully and elongate his career with where he isn't being asked to create 40% of the offense with his physical abilities. What we are asking him to do right and what we have asked him to do for years is going to shorten his career. This crap needs to come to an end. Get the man some tools to be successful for gods sake. This feels like drought era QB malpractice right now.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6697771/2025/10/08/how-patriots-took-down-unbeaten-bills/?source=dailyemail&campaign=601983&userId=6953080&source=dailyemail (Fodder for @GunnerBill, @HappyDays, and @Kirby Jackson) “New England did a really good job, for the most part, of keeping a roof on stuff, and we’re going to make Josh Allen hold on to the ball or take a lot of the underneath stuff,” Klassen says. “And I think at a certain point he got pretty antsy with that and started making a few mistakes.” Allen’s bad games still look an awful lot like good ones, but New England did push the MVP into working further downfield than he normally does, and forced a red zone interception that kept Buffalo from taking a late third-quarter lead. Allen has attempted 51 passes of 10 or more air yards through five weeks, and 30 percent of them came Sunday against the Patriots. Part of that was the disastrous run game, but combined with an unsettled Allen, the Bills never seemed to be fully in rhythm. “It felt a little bit up and down where they rely more on splash plays than this offense typically has,” Mays says. “I just think about how methodical they felt for the most part over the four weeks. They haven’t been that explosive, but they’ve been ruthlessly efficient.” The fallback was to lean on their MVP, which worked, but has a limited ceiling against a disciplined defense. “Even a lot of the chunk plays they had early, it was Josh Allen making some sort of crazy play outside of the pocket,” Klassen says. “[Like] the flea flicker that they hit down the left side. It was a lot of, ‘Josh Allen, save us!’ or these one or two designer plays.” The Pats also challenged Buffalo’s receivers to beat them one-on-one, playing man coverage nearly 40 percent of the time. That’s always a risk against a quarterback who can run the way Allen can, but New England was able to leverage the Bills’ biggest weakness against them. “We’ve talked about this for years with the Buffalo Bills,” Klassen says. “They don’t have many we-can-just-beat-you-one-on-one receivers. Challenge them. If you feel (Patriots defensive back) Christian Gonzalez is going to blank this guy 80 percent of the time, OK, then you take the one in five losses that you take. Same with Carlton Davis and all those guys.”

https://buffalonews.com/sports/professional/nfl/bills/article_e2812041-ab6b-4dbd-bf3f-b08600db18c1.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share Kubiak is always a big Josh supporter, but the gist of the story is he sucked Monday night. Poor reads, poor execution and hero ball plagued him all night. He did not see open receivers, and refused to take what the defense was giving. He made poor throws and made poor decisions in taking off and running rather than pass to open guys. It happens. Josh is too good not to rebound, but this team has a very tough time when he is subpar. In the second quarter, he only got 60% in the do Your Job QB rating system, the only time in years he got a failing grade. Story is behind BN paywall.

Allen missed the real Josh Allen tonight

Touchdown.....Allen!

Allen with the keeper!!!

Overload Blitz on the Right, spy Allen and force him Left. It is the way to frustrate Allen

Not according to Josh Allen

No. He outplayed Allen.

Nice Job Allen!

Allen crossed the line

Wrong Cook, Allen.

Allen too.