vincec

Every time OJ got the ball, the whole stadium used to stand up waiting to see something spectacular. It’s hard to express how electrifying a presence he was, especially to a youngster like me. But having said that, I still think it’s Allen. When he escapes the pocket it’s almost the same feeling and he’s already led more team success than OJ ever did.

Back when OJ played, RBs were more valuable than QBs. He is the other contender, but it’s Josh IMO. Bruce Smith was the best defensive player they ever had and probably equally talented physically, but as has been said in other posts, Allen contributes more by virtue of his position. Give Josh four hall of famers on the other side of the ball and let’s see what happens.

Who gave up the other 300 yards?

I like gummies.

Teams usually go lateral because it gives member of the kicking team a chance to take out the guys trying to catch the kick. The straight “suicide onside” where the kicker is trying to recover his own kick is less common. I don’t think the kicking team has to wait 10 yards before hitting an opposing player. They can’t touch the ball before it travels 10 yards but that’s it.

I sure hope not.

Well he finished the game, so that’s a good sign.

What? Elam was horrible today.

That’s the gift that keeps on giving the whole year long.

It’s strange for a team that values “measureables” so much. I get going small and fast at linebacker, but if there’s one position where they need size, it’s defensive tackle.

That doesn’t sound good. Wow.

The Sabres had the best goalie in the league, maybe of all time- the NHL MVP, and couldn’t win even one Stanley Cup. Now it seems that history is repeating itself with the Bills and Allen.

Doesn’t surprise me at all. Like when Von Miller was really struggling last season but they trotted him out there over and over anyway. They are playing the long game and hoping he finds his form for the playoffs.

It’s not an enigma at all. McDermott is good at organizational leadership and team building but bad at game day management.

The Lions have a way better OL than the Rams and the Bills don’t like to blitz because their DBs are weak in man coverage, so I’m not sure I see how this happens.