He's showing he can play at an elite level. Considering he's on his rookie contract, you would hope that we challenge for titles beginning immediately.
I can see some sort of midrange trade for a CB. I don't think we have enough depth there for a championship run. But do much luck is involved anyway...
Probably a better chance than what you quoted, but still quite close to zero.
It's what I'd prefer the Bills to do to avoid exposing the team to COVID.
To be fair I don't think we would be charged with a loss as it would look horrible for the NFL. But there is just no reason we should be made to play this game.
At this point I'm firmly against playing the Titans in the near future. If it costs the *bills* a forfeited loss it may still be worth it to try to keep the team healthy.
"We've got something here" is a tad different than "it sank in that we have our franchise QB."
For the former, I agree with @Shaw66, the rifled pass in a ridiculously small window down the right sideline near the goal line.
For the latter, it's generally the "habit" he's fallen into this year. He hasn't regressed and I am convinced.
We're all piling on the OP (we did win and run out the clock), but there is an element of shakiness to our game, esp. on D.
As mentioned above it doesn't seem to be unique to us, we're 4-0, and Josh Allen is the One.
I couldn't figure out his draft class. I was periodically up and down on all 5 qbs. I had my weeks where Allen had me convinced. Buf during draft day my head was in "play it safe" mode which I thought was rosen. I was upset we took allen. I hoped like hell I would be wrong.
During the Panthers preseason game (his very first one I believe) he rifled a pass into a "window" between two defenders 20 yards down field on the outside that wouldn't have been a "window" for any other QB I'd ever seen. It was a lot of fun and it's continued to be fun.
Long live Allen.
And it cost us the playoff game imo. Singletary is a stud and super undervalued on this board. Reliable, and "falls forward" like fred jackson.
My concern on offense is currently limited to our tight ends.
Not weird to say at all. The team was constructed in a very methodical manner, with offensive completeness being the final component (coinciding with the much hoped for growth of a 3rd year QB).
Worked quite well.