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Bills: Diggs is playing Diggs: I'm fine. I'm playing. Every Credible Source: Diggs is playing This forum: OMG DIGGS ISN'T PLAYING

I think the distinct lack of meteors plowing into the earth has helped Allen this season. I'm concerned that next season, there will a lot more meteors smashing into one bills drive during games that could hinder Allen's production.

The Bills have one of the most prolific offense in team history. TBD: Hey, how many of these players can we replace with practice squad guys?

You need clarification on which game the Bills played against Houston last year? I don't know how to respond to that other than I'm sorry for everything you have been through.

This sounds like someone who has read about Darnold and didn't watch him play. Flacco performed quite a bit better with the same offense. Explain.

Is this like when Houston broke the Bills will last year?

Hopefully, they figure out how to use him more effectively next season

Does Daboll's success continue without Allen? My take, neither will quite as successful as they are together. Daboll has been OC before and never had this level of success. Having the talent the Bills do on offense allows you to do a lot more schematically than you would with less talent.

Gailey can do a lot with a little and he does little with a lot. Great guy though. Class act all the way.

What exactly about Darnold leads you to believe this? His inability to make pre-snap adjustments? His hearing footsteps as soon as the ball is snapped and worrying more about the guys coming at him over finding wide open receivers? Maybe it's his predilection for turnovers that's carried over from his college days?

So you have no conviction in your assertion that Darnold is going to go on to take the league by storm. That's sad. When it's put to you to stand behind your words, you wilt.

That's one down without losing anyone. Woot.

I did not say that about Allen. Where di you see me say that? You're very confused. Also, Flacco performed better with the same players. Joe Flacco. Yes, that Flacco. Let's make a bet. Sam Darnold becomes a top ten 15 QB next season, I'll never post again. He doesn't...you never post again. Put your money where your mouth is.. something you feel comfortable with not having watched him play?

Anyone with emotional stability knew he was locked in and didn't need to hear it.

You're alone. The rest of us are emotionally stable and recognize he does it just to annoy people like you who can't help themselves, but to give him attention. The only reason he 'hates' Josh Allen is because it makes him money off people like you. Want proof? You had to come here and make a thread because you were so upset that you couldn't keep it inside and now he has even more attention from your rage spilling out to getting a bunch more people on this forum to give him attention.

I've watched every Jets game this season. Darnold is never going to be a starter in the NFL.

He also said Darnold was really good so uhh...

Man, this almost makes up for the news that Adam Gase is fired. Here's to hoping the Pats stick with Newton and the Jets keep Darnold!

This trend of acting like this forum doesn't sh*t itself every time there's the slightest bit of adversity is getting really sad. Stop lambasting other team's fans right after they experience some bad times.

You're gonna go blind if you keep doing that.

You don't even want to know what he does while reading old Sullivan articles when listening to them..

The number of holding penalties earlier in the year was waaay down early on.. the the last half of the season it was much closer to normal. However, that is because in previous years holding penalties were always waaaay higher during the 1st half of the season. So this season, the number of penalties was relatively even throughout the whole year compared to previous season where the first few weeks have a way higher number of holding penalties. I think refs will always revert to their predilections. Look at at specific "crews" history. If they call a lot of pass interference, regardless of league directives they will call a lot of pass interference. The directives from the league may have a short term impact, but barring real rewards or consequences for not following the league directive, the refs will slide back. I don't think it will get back to the some of the extremes where you had more than twice as many holding penalties in the first few weeks of the season compared to the latter weeks, but I do think there will be a more limited increase in the first few weeks next season. When it came out that the league was pushing this, I said it sucked for the Bills because they bet on quicker, penetrating players who were more adversely affected by the lack of holding calls. The league should have communicated this out back in March to let teams make their decisions with his in mind.

If they were really killin' it, it would actually be for sale.

Giving out injury information is a competitive advantage for the opponent. Why should every other Bills fan have their team and the entire Bills organization have to give up one iota of advantage to make you feel better? Take a xanax and stop trying to prove how smart you are.