The Wiz

Honestly, kind of want the Bengals. Tua is going to be shutdown likely and Denver has a moderately good defense. We know Burrow and Chase are killing it but I feel like if you get a stop on them, even once, they are going to fall behind and we will be able to control the clock.

referring to playoffs. Not this game. Since he is on the active roster for the playoffs, he won't count against roster if they list him as the "emergency 3rd QB" and then they can dress someone else.

If either of them are hurt, he can dress is how it works I believe. In any event, you're likely right that Allen wouldn't come out due to injury but I wouldn't rule out concussion protocol.

White can stay on as the emergency QB and not count toward the game day roster as well so it makes sense to have him called up.

He'll be in by the second offensive snap.

This is the part that worries me the most because of this weekend. Mike Giardi was on Buffalo Plus this week and flat out said that he knows that there are some voters that don't watch the games and just look at the stats online. Giving someone a vote that doesn't even watch the games is laughable to me.

Probably because a bunch of these voters still believe their predraft analysis of him and won't admit they were wrong. Which to me is hilarious because they have all moved on from "Lamar should be a WR"

Love the replies in that tweet.

We've seen the drought years. He means about 80-90% in terms of wins and loses.

Start padding 🤣

So that's what that was. I was sitting about 15 rows up and saw that sign and was wondering who made the sign.

Bills Giants in the freezing rain was the worst The other game was bills Miami were Ricky Williams ran for like 250 yards but that was just fast falling snow for about a quarter.

*narrator/Morgan Freeman voice*: "He did not"

The last comment got me thinking. "Ain't getting that on netflix!" Remember the time back in the 90's when WWF and WCW were fighting for tv spots/ratings and started doing the most ridiculous things on air? Feel like that pot might be starting to boil.

Allen still won player of the week though. National media and people that watch the games are different. I feel like most of the media just get the condensed version of the game and say "ok, no turnovers and they made a few good throws", then they check the TD/INT ratio. Then they move on. They get handed the script they need to spew to anyone that will still listen and give one guy the converse of the situation. Their are people like Keyshawn who just hates the bills and will never give Allen credit saying that he doesn't do anything in the playoffs and Lamar is a better qb. Call that what you will but that basically just means he has no credit to what he says to me.

He's on a team that had more production under Zack Wilson and managed to get his HC and GM fired. He could go 40/40 with 600 yards and 10 tds and no one would want to touch a 42 yr old with an inferiority complex. Well, maybe Jerry Jones would.

Rodgers will throw his 500th TD pass of his career to Adams and then walk to the locker room together with the ball.

Before throwing anything out like that, take it into context. These guys live moment to moment with their praise and hate. It's what drives the media, their content and their cashflow. They are paid to flipflop at any and every chance they get. Hell, the Chiefs are 14-1 and people are talking bad about Mahomes (rightfully so since it's been his worst year in a long time). But now, they have the #1 seed and "oh he's been playing without his #1 WR and #1RB for the full season so maybe we should have a little more respect for what he has done" Just take it all with a grain of salt. It means nothing in the long run. EDIT: And I will say, it's really interesting seeing/hearing all of these guys on their tv shows vs their podcasts. Everyone hates Nick Wright for what he has said about Allen and the Bills over the years but not many listen to his pods is my guess because he usually gives a lot of credit to Allen on them.

Former defensive players have feeling too! 😂

Well he's a former Jet so I'm not surprised at the lack of intelligence and critical thinking skills.

I know, just making the point is all. Same as Allen said, "these shirts and hats are nice but I want the ones that say super bowl champions"

Which is why I posted it because who the hell knows that MVP voters think what "should" means. If you really wanted, you could say Joe Burrow should win MVP because of what he has done. Yes he has Chase, I know. But he's doing what Dak did last year and no one is even looking at them because of their record. I know, "Wins aren't a QB stat" but they are when it comes to MVP voters.

See that's the thing. If Allen has a bad game, he is criticized because they lost. Not because of anyone else's play but his own. Jackson goes 23/36, 237 yards and 2 TDs and they blame the running game because Henry got stuffed all game vs Philly. And when Henry doesn't produce, they have been bad (2-5 when he doesn't get at least 90 yards rushing). I want him to win it, I do. But the playoffs are more important that regular season awards. Lamar would be the one to tell you that better than anyone.

Can't tell if that hurts or helps Allens case. Seems like a strange change to the wording. On one hand, you can say that Allen beating the #1 seed in both divisions is more valuable to the season (along with what they thought of the bills before the season started) On the other, you can say that Lamar has had his most valueable "season" to date in terms of stats (mostly because of Henry, but I digress).

This tweet seems to sum up Jackson this season. "If you go 10/15 and win by 29... you probably weren't required to do too much" Granted there were games where he was asked to do a lot. I think a handful of those games are the ones he lost.