LeGOATski

I say the same thing when Josh tries to grow facial hair.

Yep. I think it's because people disregard Allen's contributions to the run game. He's still going to run. His yards still count. You're a NUT

How embarrassing... I've only been to games in Buffalo and AZ. Never had a problem.

Yep, I think the Bengals lose at least one of their next three.

And also, it's football.

Why is that arrogant? All he said was "no, not really." Is there more context here?

It's funny that people think he's just being PC about all this. He literally insulted all you people who want a dome. He called you soft. It was very direct and personal. He called you soft. Your favorite QB just made fun of you.

Yeah, maybe. That's just the way it's shaping up right now.

I'm sure the NFL would love to have another playoff game between these two. They're a gold mine. But it looks like KC and Cincy will meet first.

Yeah, Dorsey said they learned from that experience. Sheesh...deja vu from last week. The sky is falling. Woe are we.

Meh. When Romo became the starter in 2006, they made it 3 times in 6 years. So what. They had the 2nd ranked offense with Romo and Marion Barber. Big whoop. They had 13, 12, 11 win seasons with Romo as the starter. Whatever. They really haven't done "a lot more winning." Not much more success when all is said and done. Is Dak better then Romo? Sure! I don't see how any of this proves he's a good leader.

Nah. I mean yeah he's done a great job. He's had arguably the most success, although Goff and Wentz did things too. But I contend that he does everything well that he was known for doing well at Mississippi. Athletic, good runner, strong arm, throws an accurate ball, willing to extend the play and throws well on the run. It's been enough to put up great stats on a super talented team. But what do the Cowboys do year-in and year-out? Underachieve. He's still got poor pocket awareness, still a bit slow to process, but the biggest issue is he's not a great leader. Hard Knocks showed us a bit of that. He is what he's always been. Hasn't moved the needle much from that baseline.

There's only so much you can do to teach tackling. I'm putting it on the players at this point. It's a fundamental part of the game they should already know and if the players aren't good at it, I don't see them drastically improving any time soon.

I've always thought they were entertaining and funny. Definitely my favorite of all the local commentators I've heard. But this got a little sad. He sounded more unhinged than normal. You can be funny/entertaining and still keep your cool.

Dak has never been great. I never understood the hype, besides the simple fact that he's on the Cowboys. He was my 3rd favorite QB in that draft class, but I don't think he's improved much since then. He's stayed pretty close to his floor.

The Vikings guy is the best I've heard around the league, but this was a little over the top. This is the first time he seemed unprofessional. He sounded too much like a fan in the booth when he started yelling "cheaters."

Teams need great QBs in order to win. Woah...what a revelation.... The Saints have been great at times with one of the greatest QBs and look at their home record. Look at their 8-6 home playoff record vs the Bills' 12-1 home playoff record.

The name "Boogie Basham" makes up for it a little bit....

The only thing I really don't like is the white pants. After getting sweaty and dirty, they look really dumpy.

It's a direct insult to a portion of the fanbases, including @Dick_Cheney if that's not supporting open-air stadiums, idk what is What's his W/L record?

Anyone who's anyone knows that you wait until they leave the restaurant before jumping them.

You felt he implied something and heard what you wanted to hear The interview linked in the OP is a straightforward statement from Josh. Nothing to interpret.

You're full of ***** Look at the win/loss record in Orchard Park: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/stadiums/BUF00.htm And it's not like the Bills have been a hugely successful franchise. The fact is that playing in Buffalo in the elements late is absolutely an advantage. The organization knows this. Compare that to the win/loss record in a dome like New Orleans over the same time period: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/stadiums/NOR00.htm Despite what many people like to claim, domes even the playing field for both teams more than outdoor stadiums do. Invite worse teams to your cushy dome and they're going to play better football.

I like their backfield. I wonder what the chances are the Bills land Montgomery in FA next year. He's always reminded me a bit of Freddy Jackson

Is that like one of those fake numbers where your kid texts "Santa" and he texts them back.