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#13 Stevie Johnson I believe.

11:30 left in the 2nd quarter and the 2 QBs are a combined 22/26. 392 yards and 3 tds. 😳 God I can't wait till we play Detroit!!

Congrats on the arrival of the little one!!

Bills have outscored their opponents 79-10 in their 2 home games this year. That's with Josh sitting out both 4th quarters and part of a 3rd quarter. It's been total domination having outscored their opponents in all 4 quarters. They've been doing most of their damage in the 2nd & 3rd quarters. Combined they've scored 55 while giving up 0 points in those 2 games.

I re-watched every game from this year multiple times. God I can't wait for tomorrow night so I watch a game or a play, for that matter, where I don't know the outcome.😂

There's a few things, imo, wrong here. First you act like Josh and the passing game are struggling or something. It's the top passing offense in the league, led by a QB who is 1st or 2nd in almost every statistical category including 1st in ypg, passing tds per game and just out of 1st in QB Rating and ypa. He's had no problem hitting big plays this year in the passing game and there's been ample opportunity. I would ask does he need additional help, if so, is an average to below average RB the help he needs? I don't think so. Which brings me to Hunt, who is averaging 4.0 ypc this year behind one of, if not, the best OL in the league. How brutal would his numbers be behind the worst run blocking OL? His receiving stats are just as bad, averaging only 5.8 ypc. Chubb is averaging 5.9 yards per run and 7.4 yards a reception, so you can't blame it on the offense, the line or play calling. At that rate he's a step down from Singletary, not a step up. Singletary averages of 4.5 & 7.4 outpace Hunts while doing it with a far worse line. If healthy, OBJ would have a far bigger impact on this offense.

A couple of reasons I don't believe this will happen. First is it's rare that this team isn't ready to play & give good effort under McDermott. It does happen, but like I said it's rare. If this remains to be true, the talent gap is too large for the Packers to win. Second is that's going to be Aaron Rodgers on the other side of the field. A future first ballot HOF QB & one of the best to ever play the game. No way McDermott and the leaders on this team(Von, Josh, Diggs, Poyer ect) let them take this game lightly against someone so good. We have the baddest man in the league at QB, Josh ****** Allen. I don't recall a player ever being in this position this late in the year, but Josh is averaging over 100 total yards and nearly 1 total td per quarter played. He currently has 2,237 total yards & 19 total tds in less than 22 quarters. Even if you round it up to 22 quarters it means he's averaging 101.7 yards per quarter. There's not a single TEAM in the league averaging that, the closest is KC at 100.8. KC is the only team averaging more tds a quarter than Allen. He's having a truly magical season thus far. Bills - 34 Packers - 13 GO BILLS!!!

You can rest assured that you being a fan has no impact on the Bills. Unless you're making noise at a home game. Been a fan since 78 and I can feel it, it's coming. Never felt so sure, not even during the Super Bowl years. We have the baddest man on the planet, at the most important position in sports.

February 12th 2023 you will and it will be glorious!😊

Yes. The offense, in many ways mirrors the Pats*** offense when Brady was there. In that the they usebbubble screens and short, quick passes as part of their running game.

In all fairness Josh played noticeably better after getting ko'd in the first Pats*** game in his 2nd year(Threw 3 INTs that game). He didn't light the league on fire with a ton of passing yards, but finished the year with 17 TDs and only 3 INTs from that point forward. Still had some bad games, but up to that point in his career he had 13 TDs and 18 INTs. So it was a marked improvement over his first 16 games.

Hey, there's a guy in another thread impersonating you saying he owns a Bills wallet with $30 in it!! But don't worry I told everyone this simply isn't true. Everyone knows you don't own a wallet and even if you did it definitely wouldn't have any money in it. Just thought you'd want to know.😊

Just as you were becoming one of my all-time favorite posters, you come in here trying to woo people with your huge GO BILLS lighted sign and house projector. And I was just putting the finishing touches on my Einstein inspired parody thread entitled Josh Allen.....do we really need him? Now I've got to scrap the whole damn thing!!! In all seriousness, that's some cool decorations!

There seems to be an echo in here.

If you get OBJ, you won't have a need to keep defenses honest. I also think it's time to take the training wheels off Cook and let get 10-12 carries in a few games and let's see what he can really do. I think by the time the playoffs roll around, he's going to be a different player than what he's shown through his first 6 games. As far as the KC game went. Yes, we has some 1st half success running the ball, but on our 3 td drives combined our RBs had 4 carries for 6 yards. I don't believe they have a bunch of talent in their WR room. A bunch of #2 & #3 WRs. I think Diggs & Davis by themselves are more talented than their whole room. Also I don't think we have a RB problem and here's why I say that. Singletary is averaging 4.5 ypc, Cook 5.1 & Moss is averaging 5.4. It's not that they can't be successful, they're averaging a combined 4.77 ypc. I think it's a combination of 2 things, our OL is really bad at run blocking, but really good at all pass blocking, and we choose to not stick with the run, even when it's working. Both, I believe are a choice by the GM & coaches. As far as who I would sit? Hodgins. When Kumerow comes back that won't be an option so then I'd sit Moss.

We have the best QB in the league, give me weapons at WR. Not trying to be a jerk, but why would you want a RB? We don't hand the ball off to our RBs much. This isn't just about this year either. Since 2020 the Bills RBs have averaged 17.75 carries per game(I'm assuming the lowest in the league?). And it's a RB by committee philosophy here. So you're going to trade for a RB, that might get 10 carries a game. Even at a hefty 5.0 ypc, that only translates into 50 yards a game and you're taking the ball out of the hands of the best player on the planet at the same time. I think adding OBJ would help our current RBs by facing even lighter boxes. I've also heard a few people in the last week saying Singletary will probably be re-signing in the off-season on a team friendly deal and that he will continue to be the featured back. We've already seen a few times that pays to be on Josh's good side and as Singletary put it, Josh came up to me as we were getting to our cars he stopped hugged me and said I love you more than you'll ever know. Personally, I think it's already a done deal.

They finally get to avenge 2 of their Super Bowl losses!! Bills - 52 Cowgirls- 17

Why, I do? I'm sure they'll talk to some of our players like Miller and Diggs, who will have his back. This isn't a really young team like the Jets, there's alot of experience on this team. He'll fall in line.

If I have a choice between him or OBJ for this year and next, I'm taking OBJ. Our offense would be so unstoppable. I think we'd have a legit shot at going undefeated next year.

If this happens Josh will enter Football God status shortly afterwards. So many weapons at his disposal. I would imagine he's pushing hard for this.

It will be fine. There's a bunch of experience on the team and he already seems to get along with several of our stars.

I can't think of a good reason to go somewhere else, unless someone offers alot more money.

Nope. The most likely is Buffalo to play on this offense. At least in the beginning he'll be seeing the defenses #3 CB with Josh Allen throwing him the ball. Far more attractive than any of the teams have to offer.

I wonder if they're doing it because of the 2014 Packers game. It was the first time Buffalo ever wore the blue on blue in royal blue.

Like most of the Packers great passing defensive stats, it's a mirage. They've played a bunch of bad QBs and TEs. They've only faced 1 QB in the Top 15 in passing yards and only 2 in the Top 22(Brady - 6th, Cousins- 16th). As for TEs they've only played 2 TEs in the Top 20 in TE receiving yards(T. Conklin - 13th, H. Henry - 20th). In Conklins case, all but 90 of his yards are from the 3 Games he played with Flacco at QB, he's averaging 22.5 ypg with Wilson at QB. Hunter Henry was catching balls from both backup QBs(Hoyer left the game with a concussion)against GB. Looks alot like our stats against the pass last year. We played a bunch of teams with bad/young QBs and we were best in the league. But when we played good QBs our defense got toasted.