JESSEFEFFER

Greg Gumbel. First 3 times I wondered if I was hearing it right.

I think the OL should get in Tom's face and chew him out for forgetting it was 4th down.

I sense Tom getting hit some again.

Santos is the pk that missed 4 vs. the Bills last year in Nashville.

Horrible call.

Have a seat.

Call made by the TB sideline.

Wow. Some really soft tosses. I sometimes forget how other QBs play.

Truth. I think he wants them to do a better job of holding. The refs won't call them all.

Rams play Bucs on 11/23. I do not see Tom Brady stiff arming Donald to extend a play.

Mack with the takedown and did not land on him. I don't get that call except, you know, Brady.

Tom "turtle curl" Brady.

Didn't act like he got the int.

Brady goes down rather easily.

ball and 2 steps

fumble

There is a good question posed here. Is Josh Allen a unicorn ( I prefer Roy Hobbs as a mythological analogy ) or should other teams in the NFL start looking for similar prospects to develop? If he is "one of a kind" then both sides can claim victory. The scouts can say they were right and he was a prospect with an unusual combination of QB traits and the numbers people can say that of the nearly 8 billion people on planet Earth, Josh is the only one that did not fit their predictive models. It would be better for us if this was true as the article said rather logically: "But Bills fans should probably hope that the second thing is more true, and that what’s happening with Allen is remarkable, irreplicable, and utterly unpredictable. Josh Allen seems to be special, and they got him. It’d be better for Buffalo if the rest of the league wasted valuable draft capital trying to find the next Josh Allen when in fact Josh Allen is the only person capable of doing the ridiculous things that Josh Allen is doing."

Yep. Nicely written and pokes fun at those who are clinging to their opinions. "As I prepare to go down with the S.S. Josh Allen Sucks, I wonder how I failed to realize that this 6-foot-5 iceberg would sink me."

I will read it but I suspect that the "I can't admit I was wrong defense" is a phony, straw man argument that is making fun of others who seem to be truly entrenched on their chosen hill to defend. It has become some cultural sign of weakness to say that "now that I know more, I was wrong." Maybe the author is making fun of that notion by suggesting that it is not an option for him. The title implies that there is a self correction going on here.

McDermott was all about "trust the process" and "creating the right culture." This was a priority seemingly above talent and X's and O's. This of course made many scoff at the notion but I give you the Bills and the Jets as exhibit A and B as to why it matters. Tre White opts in and gets extended while CJ Mosley opted out Jamal Adams wanted out. If a HC can't create positive relationships, build a strong locker room culture that the players buy into and develop young talent, that team is toast. Maybe the Jets get it right with the next hire.

It's been a great OBL show. Steve with a nice Eddie Van Halen story and Chris with the Titanic outrage.

This is my concern. A sloppy field is a great equalizer in terms of how it plays. Wind is even more a potential game factor. Drizzle is one thing and a downpour is quite another.

I don't think there is much to separate any of these QBs 4 games in. Their teams are 4-0 and don't have that record without them. The best is yet to come.

Remnants of Hurricane Delta expected to hit Tennessee some time this weekend. More 2020 mayhem.

I do not see enough of the rest of the league play, but these three are winning their routes and making tough, clutch catches all over the field. All three are playing a physical game even though they are not really all that "NFL big" for their roles.