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I hope you are right, because Josh deserves it...he also had a pretty strong case last year for it too. If I am not mistaken, he set the NFL record for lowest completion % in a game (based on what ever min attempts the qualifiers was for). And it was his worst game maybe of his career.

Josh deserves the MVP. BUT...The offense struggling at home against a 3 win Pats team while Lamar sailed past Houston again has put the MVP in real question again for Josh after ending the Lions game as the overwhelming heavy favorite. Josh was awful against both Balt and Houston (historically awful against Houston)...Balt just steam rolled Houston. So Lamar now has steam rolling the Bills and steam rolling the other team Josh was terrible against on his MVP resume to go along with admittedly gaudy stats. If Josh doesn't steam roll the Jets this week, I think he may lose a close vote to Lamar. I say that because odds are we will see Josh either sit out the final week all together or maybe just play a quarter or a half as we will have nothing to play for. So lets hope for a big week from Josh and the offense because he deserves the MVP

LMAO...I don't know if there is anyone who talks more out of their a** than you. Its wild to me that you can have so much confidence in your BS to where you won't even know the facts but yet still try and argue from a place of blind ignorance with those who do know the facts. But since you asked so nicely for me to again dunk on another one of your bad takes and false accusations, I am happy to oblige. First: What I said: "Not only does he have more drops than people realize, but his career pattern is a few big games that make up like 40% of his season totals, then the rest are meh to invisible games." - Note: You of course left the part out I said about the drops...because...well...even you can't spin that. And the point (which you also didn’t quote) was that Amari was a good midseason acquisition, but resigning him should only be done on a cost friendly deal, if he wants lead WR1 type money then no, too many drops and inconsistency for a guy like that who is also on the wrong side of 30. 2023 - 15 games: 5 big games. They made up 58% of his season totals. In the other 10 games he averaged 51 yards per game, including SIX under 40 yards. 2022 - 17 games: 5 good to big games. They made up 48% of his season totals. In the other 12 games he averaged 50 yards per game, including EIGHT games under 60 yards, 6 of which were under 40 yards. 2021 - 15 games: 2 big games. They made up 30% of his season totals. In the other 13 games he averaged 46 ypg, including NINE under 60 yards, 5 of which were under 40 yards. 2020 - 16 games: 4 good to big games. They made up 42% of his season totals. In the other 12 games he averaged 53 ypg, including SIX under 60 yards. 2019 - 16 games: 4 good to big games. They made up 49% of his season totals. In the other 12 games he averaged 50 ypg, including FIVE games under 50 yards. 2018 - 15 games: 4 big games. They made up 64% of his season totals. In the other 11 games he averaged 33 ypg, including EIGHT under 40 yards 2017 - 14 games: 2 big games. They made up 48% of his season totals. In the other 12 games he averaged 30 ypg, including NINE under 50 yards, 8 of which were under 40 yards. 2016 - 16 games: 4 big games. They made up 50% of his season totals. In the other 12 games he averaged 48 yards per game, including NINE under 60 yards, 7 of which were under 50 yards. 2015 - 15 games: 5 good to big games. They made up 57% of his season totals. In the other 10 games he averaged 10 games he averaged 46 ypg, including EIGHT under 50 yards. Cooper has 153 career games: He has under 50 yards 69 times (45% of his career games) - 54 of those games were under 40 yards (35% of his career games) - 42 of those games were under 30 yards. (28% of his career games) Hopefully you weren't too full from the holidays after having to eat another plate of humble pie here because I would hate for you to get a tummy ache sport Happy new year

I said his career…guess I didn’t realize Amari Cooper only played one season in 2023 lmao. But hey, expecting you to read well, actually address the comments written, etc at this stage would be foolish for anyone to expect.

He was a good midseason addition...but this is also par for the course for Amari's career and I would not bring him back unless its on a really cost friendly deal. If he wants WR1 money, hard pass. Not only does he have more drops than people realize, but his career pattern is a few big games that make up like 40% of his season totals, then the rest are meh to invisible games. Does he make our team better, yes...but how much better is questionable. In 4 of his last 6 games he has a total...a TOTAl...of 25 yards for a whopping 6.25 yards per GAME. That includes games of 0 yards, 3 yards, 10 yards, and 12 yards. Since joining Buffalo has is avg 34 yards per game catching 62% of his targets. If you can retain him cheap, then consider it...but if he wants legit WR1 money, pass.

You need a better schtick and/or hobbies

Nope, but it’s cute you’re trying to put words in my mouth per uge. I supported the trade before it happened, when it happened, and after it happened. Doesn’t change his factual production though.

You clinging to words like "desperate" to try and spin the long list of things you were wrong about is funny to me. Oh yes, our savior WR that averages 38 yards a game and has 3 games with 0 yards, 5 yards, and 10 yards.

I think you missed the part where in this thread people said that you had to have a dominant WR1. That is the point he was saying has been debunked. And those same people are claiming Cooper proves that, yet Cooper is averaging 38 yards per game and has 3 games with 0 yards, 5, yards and 10 yards. They might as well dig up the old Sammy Watkins decoy arguments then too.

This ^ Its also a testament to the leadership that Allen has shown this year as well as our coaches. To not only get them to buy in, but to stick to it and execute it like they have, its just an infectious way to play football at any level of football.

Shhhhh...the people who still want to spin they were right about their negative views before the season don't like these kinds of facts lol

No disrespect bud, but I said this to you before the season began and even I believe earlier during the season...that you can't hold on to your bias over stats in an offense that is literally built and designed so that there are no pass catchers with gaudy stats. We are arguably the best offense in the NFL and we are statistically first or 2nd in many categories...this obsession of where the WR group stats statistically rank is as meaningless as where someone was drafted once they get on the field. This offense is designed for the ball to go anywhere...there will be games where we are run dominant, there will be games where we are pass heavy, the leading receiver each week could be a WR, TE, or RB. That is the point of it, so to grade the group on stats has no value what so ever when its not made to produce big stats for individuals. Look at Shakir...put him on a team where he gets more volume like the Rams he would be a 1400 receiver this year. But here, he just isn't going to get those kinds of targets because that is not the philosophy of our offense. Samuel I give you has been a surprise to almost everyone, both sides thought he would be more involved than he is given he is barely involved at all. I called this before the season began...I stated that what happens when Josh Allen has his best season? I said those who were carrying all this negativity would just flip the script and give Josh and/or Brady all the credit. Again, I mean no disrespect...but what you just wrote here GREATLY devalues the plays the guys on the field are making to help Allen. I mean even in the Detroit game there were some very tough and big catches made that were not very accurately thrown balls that Ty, Knox, and others made that kept drives alive. I love Allen as much or more than just about anyone, but to say its all him, Brady and the OL is just flat out inaccurate. Guys have been making big plays all year for Allen and this offense both catching and running the ball. His season is as good as it is because when guys get the opportunities they are making the plays.

He said a lot of things that were wrong (including insisting Samuel would be a our #1 WR). Bottom line...none of the doom and gloom projected all offseason around here was accurate. Meanwhile, people like us had more optimistic views of the changes, Brady inserting his full system, the new everybody eats philosophy, liked the Coleman pick, thought Hollins would have a role here, and the addition by subtraction with Diggs and Davis gone kept insisting that the offense not only wouldn't fall off, but could be better and be Josh Allens best season of his career. All of which was much more accurate than any of the doom and gloom negative narratives that were being shoved down everyones throats about Coleman, Allen, the talent, firing Beane, the receivers, the OL, Brady, not winning the division, missing the playoffs, etc. But...But...But...they traded mid season for a "savior" WR who is averaging 38 yards per game and has 3 games of 0 yards, 5, yards, and 10 yards in his 6 games here...some of which Coleman was out hurt and still no production from him. That somehow validates everything else they were wrong about and they are trying to take victory laps still lol. Nobody got everything right on either side of this discussion, especially given this discussion went often past just the "receivers" plenty of times. But those who felt more optimistic about this season, the offense, etc got a lot more right than wrong compared to those who spent the offseason in negativeville and melt down mode. Some of the people trying dance about this topic wanted Dorsey over Brady, Beane fired, Hollins cut, any other WR other than Coleman, thought Shakir would decline, etc. But I do find those attempting to wash themselves in the spin cycle entertaining lol

This I don't disagree with you, but read the history here...this thread often went well beyond just the receivers in all its glory and many still said the pass catchers as a whole even beyond the WR's was amongst the worst in the league. And the point many of us kept trying to make...is with everybody eats it goes beyond only the WR's and that the groups strength was its diversity and everyone having a role to play and playing that role well.

Well its a good thing all the "pass catchers" are on the field at the same time as the WR's and just as eligible to catch passes then right 🤪

I love seeing stuff like this...so many people just don't ever want to come off an initial thought, impression, or opinion. So kudos to you sir This is what I was saying about him this offseason, that he is better than people realize and was signed to have a role here. He wasn't just another Kumerow type player like many assumed he would be. Glad to see he isn't the whipping boy around here anymore even though there are still a few that can't get past that, its definitely not the majority anymore.

We are not playing KC in the next few weeks...so I would rather he sit and hopes we can catch the 1 seed so we can beat Mahomes in Buffalo in the AFCCG

Its kind of hilarious how poorly and childishly you handle being wrong. One would think you would at least be used to it by now lol

You still think Dorsey is better than Brady?

Honestly after the Rams game and coming into this week missing 3/4's of our starting Secondary, I was worried. This was one of the Bills more impressive wins I can remember. Great job to go out there and set the tone and keep pace. That being said...this was the 2nd week in a row where a "tush push" decision was made very poorly. Last week, we never should have called that and thrown 3 straight times to not have to burn a TO so we were not forced to onside, or if we did onside, could still get a stop to get the ball back. This week, we so very obviously should call the tush push and we don't and end up costing us the TD by getting backed up by penalties.

Literally said none of this...but ok. Guess KC and Pats never won on both sides of the ball right...lmao. Good luck in your quest to become the Dolphins.

Once again...no one...literally no one...said win with defense. We have Josh Allen, we will always be an offensive powerhouse while he is healthy and here. I quite literally stated you don't have to be great on D, but you better be able to get stops to close out games. Many times Allen has left the filed with a lead late, even with 13 seconds left, and we still lose the game. But in typical fashion, you know what was said but you are trying to twist into something else to try and get over on someone. It gets old dude

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Wait...you are telling me you don't understand the difference between "win with defense" and "win with both sides of the ball"? 😂 You sure you want to put that on the internet? lol

Who said "win with defense"? Literally no one has ever said that once But you don't IGNORE defense or dismantle it because you put all your resources in the offense. Unless you want to be like the Saints with Brees who struggled to consistently make the playoffs, the Bengals this year, the Dolphins, etc. We don't have to be the 85 Bears, but you better be able to get a stop. How many times has Allen left the field late with a lead to see the defense give up the game? Meanwhile our "savior" Cooper had 0 catches again today. We have the highest scoring offense in the NFL over the past 5 seasons now, over taking KC. Literally the most points in the league...yet people still complaining its not enough, we need to go offensively heavy again this offseason for the 4th season in a row while our defense is the biggest threat to sabotaging the best season of Allens career (and probable MVP season)