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LEVI is the best corner on this team and has had the best season on this defense. That being said, Tre, Poyer, Hyde are also excellent. So not a knock on them at all, thats just how good Levi has played.

Yeah, his boasts and posts were off the charts hilarious and ridiculous. Anyone know if he is still here under a different name?

Without question, the first Bill that should be chosen is none other than: LEVI WALLACE He is quietly having the best season of any player on this elite defense. He doesn't get near enough credit, and there are a couple games I am not sure we win if not for a couple of critical plays he made. He has been our best corner over Tre, and thats not to disrespect Tre who is also very good, thats just how good Levi is playing. He is what Milano was to us last year, a guy playing at an All Pro level and mostly totally under the radar. There is a lot of football left, and I do think there are other guys who could make their case over the rest of the season...of course Edmunds, Hyde, Poyer, and Tre will probably get the most attention and have a shot. Hughes and John Brown also could make their case too as the season progresses.

I stand corrected Really? Didnt know Crayonz was still here lol...I mean I assumed he was, just didn't know it was confirmed to an exact screen name

Im pretty sure it was Crazyonz

Hahaha yup, it was Crayonz Booger. (I fixed after @Jauronimo clarified it was Booger)

Yes, I am special, entitled, and the Alpha and I worked really really hard on that comment, studied and everything. Of you can just keep ignoring valid points with these type of responses you are doing and making it more about being a martyr or victim. What ever floats your boat.

Is that really your response? So you’re just gonna ignore the point all together? Lol

But what kind of cars do you drive?

No offense, this is a really ridiculous comment for one reason and one reason only. Every single QB in the NFL gets lots of yards and even TDs off of flip passes like that and short simple screens. You want to remove it off only Josh to paint your own narrative. Not to mention, Allen’s threat as a passer and a runner makes executing this type of play more effective too as it’s hard for the defense to cheat a play like that without getting burned bad somewhere else.

Daboll was saddled with bad situations for most of his OC career prior to Buffalo. It took him a long time to work his way back to NFL OC as a result. I seriously doubt he will look at the Redskins job as desirable. Even with a young QB to work with in Haskins, that organization is horribly run from the top down. Daboll knows very well that if Bills keep winning he will be a hot candidate and will have better choices available to him soon enough. I think there is little chance Daboll will take the Redskins job given the trajectory of the Bills right now likely creating much better openings soon enough.

Jordan and Bills beat the marginal Mariota and Titans. Houston and the Colts had the upset of the year on the road in prime-time to beat sensational Mahomes and the Chiefs. Dumb, but thats really just is what it is.

I don’t disagree with this, and yeah was just a quick note as on several bad INTs Josh had no where to go with the ball prior to making what was ultimately a poor decision to force something. He has to learn to let plays go for sure, he does that and we would be undefeated right now.

Im not excusing him for making the poor decision, but at the same time better play around him will negate the temptation and frequency of Josh trying to do too much.

To be fair...if WR's got open earlier and/or the OL help the pass pro better on some of those bad INT throws, maybe he doesn't have to try and make a hero throw?

Ha typo. That was my board, I will fix

That’s not what I or others think at all though. The bottom line is that players momentum into the QB was not at all caused by the minor contact on his thigh and was primarily from Milano’s own momentum. In other words the contact did not forcibly propel Milano into the QB.

Yeah, this is my exact stance too. So not sure if you were agreeing with me or thought I meant something else, but I fully agree with your post and its my exact opinion as well.

He was hit in one leg, and it was his thigh, not below both knees.

All good, we clearly see the contact different. I watched video multiple times and I can’t see how you get the conclusion Milano was blocked into him when the offensive player didn’t even block Milano. Milano went over and defender hit one thigh, all forward motion was created by Milano. No big deal, we won and the refs called this a roughing the passer. I don’t have an issue with that.

Yup, good counter point and very true for all teams.

Here is the thing though, show me where Milano was blocked into him or fouled. He was not blocked into him, Milano hit Mariotta because of his own momentum. The defender bumped his thigh, but the defender did not forcibly block Milano into the QB nor did he foul Milano. The "and has no opportunity to avoid him" is directly in reference to the defender being blocked or fouled into the QB and only comes into play in that situation. So lets look at the 3 components of the rule: Was Milano blocked into the passer? NO - Milano was not tossed or blocked by the defender into the QB, Milano's own momentum carried him there. Was Milano fouled? NO Did Milano have the oppportunity to avoid the QB? Irrelevant given that neither 1 or 2 above occurred first. So sorry, I am not trying to be difficult here or anything, but I cant agree with you on this. Rule is clear as day, and unfortunately Milano unintentional hit on the QB was a penalty according to the rule as written IMO.

I guess Zerovoltz is no Alphadamus ???

We were also a terribly run franchise with mediocre or worse talent for 17 years. There were plenty of bad players that bad regimes kept starting over the years for people to hate on.

Yeah for sure, that holding penalty was BS