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Clear possession and pivoted upfield for a football move.

Two of last 3 tds on blown coverages. Have the Bills given even 1 up that way?

100%. The down field passing game was challenged even in the 10 to 20 zone where Josh has thrived this year. He closed the game 0 for 10. Eagles hurt the Bills with screens, shallow crosses and QB 3rd down runs aside from their conventional run plays. They had the better windy day offense.

I think the Jets needed Kentucky Josh Allen.

Fitz beats the Pats to get us the #1 seed and/or division we should fund his charity. I know Eric Wood gets roasted this next time maybe he'll be back for an encore.

Maybe a Kevorkian kill shot.

Assumes the turtle position. Josh tries a sidestep with a stiff arm.

Nice to see you raising your boy right.

18 of 39 for 150 and a pick in week 4?

The Bills take their 5-1 road record to Primetime. Might just get used to mattering in the NFL. They seem ready.

Clean my ears, says huh? and backs the DVR 30 sec.

Running an offense in a dome is a much different thing.

I have not read all the responses but I think that 1) the NFL bends over backwards to give networks whatever schedules they want and 2) it's often a pain in the butt for the team's and their fans. Nighgames at New Era would be colder, have bigger security challenges and screw with their fans who must attend work the next day. Now the number of times recently the Bills had schedules that featured home games right before Christmas among a schedule backloaded with December and late November games seemed to me like the NFL was trying to send the Pegulas a message. But then this year's schedule happened and it is about the best it could be from competitive, logistical and ticket selling points of view.

If I could pick a first round opponent it would be the Colts. The Bills offense looked pretty comfy playing in a dome.

Pitch to Singletary?

Minority view but I thought Romo was ok for the Bills. It seemed like he had plenty of nice things to say about them but the pace of the offense would often force him to cut it short.

Phil liked Josh since the predraft days. Phil and Chris both. He had him at QB1.

In his small number of starts Josh has managed to pull off a dozen or so plays I had never seen from an NFL QB before.

I think a player that is small and an UFA will always struggle to be appreciated as a great player. Slot wrs and slot corners will always be lower on the food chain although the best of them have big impacts on the game. The Cowboys did not seem to make him much of a priority to resign and he got the message loud and clear.

ESPN radio discussing Josh and Bills now.

Process has a point in a "glass half empty" kind of way. But why do some go to the trouble to travel to away games? That takes $$$ and effort but it's a blast to win on enemy turf and the team is on record as saying they appreciate the support. Why stay till the end and work their way to the lower bowl as the team exits the field to salute their team and thank them for their winning effort? Why cheer anything they do no matter where you are or what the circumstance? It's not like any nice play within the context of a game is a truly notable accomplishment. But we do those things because it shows the team that what they do matters to us. To make a special effort to express that should carry more weight.

40 years ago this would happen at Prior Aviation but in the post 9/11 world this may not be doable anymore. If there is any official word on this from the Bills or BNIA post here asap.

Now that is some super sluething!

Would a charter have a number like that?

Some people don't like being wrong.