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Really disappointed this wasn’t Kenny Loggins. But even if it was, it still wouldn’t make this one good.

…and get this…. Labatt lost Josh as a sponsor this year. Guess who picked him up? Corona what’s OBJ drinking here? Corona!

3 receptions for 18 yards and 4 carry’s for 10 yards. One group of people will say “what a loser, terrible trade. Beanie is a wiener. This is getting in the way of James Cook getting fitted for his gold jacket” Another group will say “You can just see the ability. He flashes. He just needs more time. I knew Josh Allen would be great so my football IQ”…. But they’ll leave out the fact that they’re a fan of every Bills move ever made…until it fails. At which point they will tell you that one day they gave up on EJ Manuel (after being a huge fan), so their football IQ is really high and they know what they’re talking about.

Hill is having a remarkable season and is a major NFL talent. Still wouldn’t trade Diggs for Hill straight up. Hill is too small/not physical enough to care about all that much. Sure when you have Mahomes and Kelce, Hill becomes a nightmare. But as good as Tua has been, he isn’t Allen/Mahomes and Gisecki isn’t Kelce, so letting Hill get his yards doesn’t mean he’s taking over a game. Also Hill is a dirtbag.

They will have a shot as long as Josh is Josh. Some years their odds will be better than others no different than the Saints, Pats, Colts etc of old.

Anybody notice how often Al Michaels says “Big gaping hole”? Every week, multiple times per game. He’s got to be trolling, right?

MAJ is going to blow his lid when he realizes the NFL lost the Cold War.

Hey, Blackshear has 4 carries for -4 yards in Carolina. So maybe you start using some respect when you talk about Blackshear. OK?

I think the only way the Giants thing works is if it is a multi-year deal that is higher than his current market value (which I assume is low right now) I don’t see a world where Buffalo does anything but a cheap contract for 2022 with a slight chance to stick around one more year for 2023 to make a run at one last huge payday. Maybe something with a “decent bonus” knowing he might not be able to really contribute in 2022 in exchange for a full year in 2023? Just spit balling on how I could see a (unlikely) 2 year deal from Buffalo.

Not to mention that this is coming in week 8 or 9 and the guy has been running his show for how long? Feels like a money grab for the league.

I don’t know what the problem is here. We see Josh pleading with the refs all the time. He’s really physically animated about it too. Brady yells a lot, but Allen gets a whole lot of arm waiving involved. As far as flopping, Allen did an interview with Simms talking about how he’ll hold the ball longer just to draw a roughing the passer call. It is what it is. I wouldn’t get upset over it.

I am not predicting anything or even freaking out. I just said I would not be floored if he is thinking about it.

It is nothing crazy. I had a pretty similar experience to Tre is having but at the Olympic Training Center. I certainly feel for the guy.

I don't know why this is even a topic at this point. I was big on the "ride the horse that brought you" train early in the season. But we have been so pass happy, but inconsistent in the slot I don't know why you wouldn't. The contract will likely be super cheap and for a couple of months. There is nothing to lose by doing it.

That will likely be next year. With the cap space and 20+ expiring contracts next year I don't see how the Bills keep Jackson around for the 2023 season. But maybe I am wrong, Levi Wallace signed with Pittsburgh for cheap, but I wasn't high on Levi at all. I found him to be a frustrating player. I think there is a world where Benford moves to safety with the uncertainty around Poyer/Hyde this offseason. Then Elam develops behind Jackson/White and starts to spell both of them at CB1 and CB2 on the outside. I am hoping Tre is going through some Aaron Rodgers existential stuff. After yesterday's interview I wouldn't be floored if he is thinking about life after football.

Handshakes should be the Josh Allen cognitive baseline for concussion protocol. Dr.: "Josh, Do the Van Rotten hand shake." Josh: "Hee Haw, Hee Haw" *headbutts doctor" Dr: "He is good to go coach."

There have been a few "Play Elam to get him the experience" or whatever threads/comments the last few weeks it seems. Consider me triggered! Ha.

I will continue to pound the table that Dane Jackson is our best CB right now, and it isn't close. He isn't just the best CB on the roster, he is playing like one of the best CB's in the league. Without hyperbole he is playing at the level of a healthy Tre White. There is no way in hell that he is losing any meaningful snaps to the rookies while White ramps back up. Opposing QB passer rating when targeted is 49. The dude has stepped up.

I thought he was getting Bud Depree money. $16-18M per year. And I thought that was way too high. They’re not just giving elite money to non-QB’s. They’re giving elite money to non-elite players. I can’t wait until they give Tua too much money.

What a bummer. I really like the kid. What an unlucky string of injuries his first two years. Glad he’s getting his shot on a 53. Hope he makes the best of it.

Man, I really love this guy. Just an all around good human. He does seem to have of reserve to him. He isn't on the injury report, but I wouldn't be shocked to see him limited or "vet rest" tomorrow. I really liked his comments about trying to sort of learn about who Tre is outside of football and that he had never spent much time there before. I will say it did sort of give me Andrew Luck with a splash of Aaron Rodgers in the Amazon vibes.

That is a wild over reaction. We were struggling in the run game and Singeltary was really struggling in pass pro early in his career. He would come in in spot duty and be "proficient" then we wouldn't see him ever again. I am not claiming he was a super star, or even great. But people aren't still making TJ Yeldon jokes about the RB position years later because a terrible football player didn't dress.

Oh good call. Unsure if Spotrac isn’t updated, but they are reporting zero dead money the next two years.

Man, I was just thinking that the Dolphins made this move solely for Josh Allen. How awesome would it be if they came in in December after giving up a 1st and stupid extension and Chubb got zero pressures, hits, sacks, or batted passes, but got flagged like 3 times for jumping Offside?

I agree with you here. Unsure if I would leap frog the Chiefs, but I think they are sort of a tweener between KC and grouping of teams. But that doesn't have anything to do with this move. Mostly because of the below. I really think Chubb gets a Bud Dupree sized deal, that paired with the loss of a first and a likely bloated Tua deal could really cement them as a high floor low ceiling team.