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I'm smiling right with him.

We already have him, he wears #17.

I have a lot of empathy for humanity in general, but so many people are morons. It doesn't surprise me that most people have never heard of "Lake Effect Snow" but it disappoints me how (willingly) obtuse so many of them can be even after hearing the explanation.

Understatement of the year! Go Bills.

That's probably the most coaching they've had all season.

This is like me going to "get the belt" without my Dad telling me to.

I assume Jerry told Smithers to release the hounds.

Divisional Round Power Rankings: 1. Optimus Prime 2. Taylor Swift 3. Peppa Pig

https://www.thedailybeast.com/is-americas-pizza-capital-buffalo-new-york

Big, if true.

It's always confused me. California earthquakes/wildfires and Midwest tornadoes are also all worse than snowy, cold winters in WNY.

I've never heard jokes about Buffalo snow before, what an eye opener.

This is literally the topic of the thread. It's the first sentence in the OP:

We're not playing in the games, whatever we discuss cannot be constituted as "overlooking the Steelers".

We gotta find a way to get Kadarius Toney on the field, preferably on offense. The rest will take care of itself.

This has been the case for at least 35 years. I remember the likes of Louis Oliver and Bryan Cox often thinking they had the AFC East wrapped up in September only for the Bills to take it from them when it mattered. Even when they won the Division in 1992, the Bills went down to Miami for the AFCCG and kicked their fins.

The Bills will refer to it as Week 22 (or 23, if you consider the bye after the AFCCG).

There's speculation he suffered a core injury against Jacksonville and has been compensating for it ever since. He does appear to be protecting it and his numbers have declined since that game. As has been mentioned throughout this thread, Diggs has been the same teammate (to the extent to which we can tell) as ever, constantly pumping up and supporting the other players, including Josh.

Oddly enough, Josh's girlfriend Hailee Steinfeld was the lead human character in the 2018 Transformers: Bumblebee movie.

Brett Kollman (ymmv) hyped him up last year as the Bills' "Diet Deebo":

He's definitely not winning it but the case for him being included in the discussion is apparent. All the disassociated high minded posters on this board arguing disproportionately against even the discussion of Allen's candidacy are ridiculous. There's far too much credence paid to what amounts to overly conservative offense, MVP voters and analysts, as a whole, don't credit high risk playmaking as they once did. Allen attempts a lot of high risk plays because he's capable of making them, and he does so more often that not. We all watched as Tua needed to make game breaking throws the entire 2nd half on Sunday Night and he simply can't make them. Mike McDaniel acknowledged as much during the postgame on the ill fated throw to Claypool that was intercepted. It was a pathetic attempt. He's often compared to Brett Favre and John Elway, and the comparison is appropriate. Patrick Mahomes and Matthew Stafford are capable of making many of the types of throws Allen can but they can't run like Allen and they both have high level offensive strategists and talent surrounding them--- or in the case of Mahomes, he has historically had that talent around him, but not this year. Josh Allen isn't going to win 2023 MVP, but for god's sakes, he's one of the greatest football players to ever play the game and you're wasting your life trying to complain on the godamned internet with other fans of the team. Enjoy it while it lasts, soon enough we'll be right back to Kelly Holcomb. But maybe that's what some of you want, he's efficient and doesn't turn the ball over. Nor does he win games, score TDs or entertain.