Wayne Arnold

Who said "worst possible game ever"? You're the one putting words in my mouth. F- < F I gave him an F in the first half and stand by it 100%. He was putrid.

With Rosen as the starter, I absolutely think Alabama is better than the Dolphins. I would also take Clemson over them.

He was playing the 2019 Miami Dolphins. His first half was an F. Good Lord.

Screw. That.

F- is the worst possible game. Allen's first half was a little better than that. Dolphins don't force turnovers.

That would be an 'absolutely no business playing quarterback in the NFL' grade.

Because he led 0 touchdown drives and they were losing to the worst team in NFL history.

Tale of two halves 1st Half - F (obviously) 2nd Half - A I'd give him a B- overall. But he's got to get better and play an entire game. Seems like when he's playing poorly he takes forever with his read progression and/or is gun-shy. Oh, and he really needs to fix his long-ball.

Most recently he's the gym teacher on Netflix's sitcom Mr. Iglesias. He's had a very good career. Excellent character actor. He was in an episode of The Sopranos. That alone is legend status in my book.

Seahawks lost the moment Carroll decided to attempt a 54 yard FG in the rain on 4th and 2 in the 2nd half. Old dude has lost his marbles.

None of those teams have anything to do with this team. I'm a man who's not ashamed to cry. But I don't cry over the Bills until they win the Super Bowl.

But we're not ready and it's only McDermott's third season and the team is still young and building and what not...

The time is now. The fans here pussyfooting around the thought of being a legit playoff team in 2019 are either too scared to get hurt or have an agenda.

Brutal second half? We have the easiest schedule remaining in the entire league. The second half isn't too hard to win 5 of 8. This isn't a young team, although it is "coming together" but that doesn't mean they're required to lose 7 or 8 games. Stop treating this franchise with kid gloves. This staff and quarterback are either good enough or they aren't. If they can't put it together this season with this relatively creampuff schedule then chances are overwhelming that they never will. End of story.

Belichick eats young quarterbacks for breakfast.

As great as Green is, it seems like he's always injured.

Your shoutbox comments, on the other hand, are riveting.

Save them for after the three-game home stand.

This team has what it takes to win 13 games and make a serious run at the AFC Championship. I’m no homer. Trust me. That said - it’s time we stop being afraid of believing in this team. This isn’t 2004 or 2008 or 2011. It’s also time we stop thinking that progress is linear and we aren’t ready yet. Three reasons why 12 wins should be the minimum expectation for this team: 1. The schedule is as easy as it’s going to ever be. Easiest schedule in the NFL going forward. You have to take advantage of that. 2. The defense is dominant. Third year in this system, they have arrived. Edmunds is on the verge of becoming a perennial All-Pro. Best safety tandem in football. A shut-down corner. And DEPTH. There is no reason for this team to not impose their will on each of the 11 offenses they will face moving forward. 3. The offense is better than they have showed. They aren’t scoring enough points yet. They’re turning it over too much. But they’re moving the ball (12th in total offense). Allen is only going to get better. The brand new pieces should improve as the season goes along. We have seen this offense at its worst - and we have won 4 out of 5 (possibly 5 out of 5 if our QB hadn’t gotten concussed). No excuses. 12 wins minimum.

I don't think that white kid is a member of Zay's family.

What the hell is this crap? Zay is a great guy who worked hard and did the best he could.

I must have missed something. Never knew Lewan was so infamous. Any examples?

Uh oh.

Immediately after his FLAWLESS TABLE SMASH, the fans watching and recording him on their cell phones lift him up on their shoulders and carry him into the game in glory. Terry and Kim Pegula honor his heroics at halftime of the Dolphins game. He receives a standing ovation and a spot on the Buffalo Bills Wall of Fame. All of this going through his head just before this moment...