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The visceral reactionary Josh Allen defenses without even reading the analysis are pretty sad.

Right on cue! This is objective and fair analysis. Just because you never heard of Marino it doesn't mean his assessment isn't accurate.

Yeah. Same here. Three QBs on a roster that needs help elsewhere makes no sense to me with Peterman likely inactive on game days.

It's not a sky is falling article. Rather it's an objective critical analysis of where Allen's game is four games into his career as the Bills' starting QB. The weakness of the surrounding cast is very much acknowledged, but that does not preclude a breakdown of what he has to improve upon for sustained success at the NFL level.

They'll probably re-sign Marlowe to the PS.

What's annoying about the objective analysis that they didn't put the game in Allen's hands at crunch time? He made two easy throws with the remainder of the drive being running plays. It's a snap shot of where his game is right now as a raw rookie QB with a lot of improving to do.

No. Dean Spanos runs the franchise.

From another Allen thread: The beat goes on.

The beat goes on.

Same beat here.

Darnold Creating Buzz, More Week 5 News & Notes 7. Deshaun Watson is still taking too many hits, and it’s obvious the offensive line won’t be truly fixed in Houston without some reinforcements, but give the Texans staff credit for managing the problem on the fly over the last few weeks. Putting Julien Davenport back at left tackle helped, as did the emergence of Kendall Lamm, who’s now starting at right tackle. And the staff has done its part with chips and doubles, and calls to get the ball out quick. It’s not perfect, of course, but it’s better than it was, which is why they’re getting more from Watson and their playmakers.

Mic'd Up: Dion Dawkins (2:57) In this edition of "Mic'd Up" we put the mic on Left Tackle Dion Dawkins for the Bills 13-12 win over the Tennessee Titans in Week 5.