QB Bills

Don't take for it granted. It will never happen again. Josh Allen is the most physically gifted QB in the history of the league. And he's in his prime playing for the Bills. Let that sink in.

Outside of Allen, I'd rather have Doug Whaley than Beane on draft day. Flame away but don't let facts get in the way.

Nice! You should have included her in the pic too. (Sorry, that was too easy to pass up 🤪) It didn't click that clappy was on the other sideline that day. Talk about foreshadowing

1. Who is saying to do this now? Obviously the op meant later in the season when some teams are out of the race 2. In the famous words of Ted DiBiase, everyone's got a price. 3. Who cares?

Well he is in Carolina, so..

This isn't the dumb idea most of you are making it out to be. Half the replies are that good kickers are too valuable while the other half is saying the opposite. So perhaps op is on to something? I, for one, still believe in Bass. But if I didn't, I would definitely explore the idea. A reliable kicker is much more valuable to a team with super bowl aspirations than it is to a bottom feeder, who would theoretically prioritize draft picks.

Redzone is great except for Scott Hansen constantly shouting over the game.

I meant more so at the ends of close games.

Read the thread title too quick and didn't notice "chart" 😬

Like the Patriots in their heyday, they don't beat themselves. Speaks to good coaching and scouting.

Every team has injuries. But why is it that only the good players get hurt on the Bills? Goes back to Chris kelsay never missing a game.

Best Brady play design yet? That was a thing of beauty.

As usual, impressive how well op's spelling and grammar is while typing with pompoms on. If that was a straight A effort and we only beat the f'n Cardinals by a failed Hail Mary, then I'm officially worried about the rest of the season.

Most overall talented QB I've ever watched.

This is an absurd contract for a replacement level player.

How many more teammates does this idiot have to hit before getting him off the field? He's replacement level without the baggage, why sign him for multiple years? Stupid all around.

Didn't watch but I'm guessing it was along the lines of the usual awkward "Hell of a win man. Hell of a win. What do we say man? All three phases. All three phases. But that's one. Just one. We gotta keep going. Humble and hungry man. Humble. And hungry. All glory to God, man." I wonder how many of the 53 are cringing and/or holding in their laughter.

He's got a bit of violence to his game which has been a sorely lacking element in McDermott's defense since he got here. As others have stated, hoping they let him make his mistakes now because he could be exactly the kind of player/attitude they've been missing when the pressure gets turned up.

Pours out the gasoline. Lights match. Runs.

Shortly after this video ended, that dog pooped on the grass near the field. That turd is still sitting there today and remains a far better coach than Sean McDermott.

Not sure how I feel about this. On one hand, it's great that the players are involved and having their voices heard. On the other hand, you'd hope that the coach would know what's best in terms of giving the team the best chance to win and getting the players to follow along.

That mouth breather Kelce will never admit to it but I'm sure he only threw that lateral because he knew the play was getting called back anyway.

Nobody else thought of this scene? I couldn't have been the only one

Oh god. It's hilariously sad how this isn't far from one of his absurd calls.

Man, listening to Murph really makes me sad that we will now have Josh Allen's career highlights permanently narrated by Chris Brown. It's such a huge step down.