HappyDays

It's gotta be tough being a QB with very little talent around you. You feel like to have put the team on your back and that requires a willingness to make risky throws which will inevitably lead to turnovers. This is the first game in a while where Mahomes' defense didn't win the game for him so he had to keep pushing the envelope... eventually there are going to be mistakes.

Watson looks like a superstar at times, he just can't consistently stay healthy.

Yeah even their defense isn't especially talented IMO. Only one true difference maker in Chris Jones. Elite coaching has had them punching above their weight class.

That was the most 2023 Bills drive I've seen yet. Chiefs offense finally puts a good drive together for a TD. The defense then immediately looks like soft butter before losing a player to a gruesome looking injury. Then the opposing offense has two improbable completions to put them up by two scores again.

Rushing 3 wasn't the problem. The player who had underneath leverage on Kelce got undisciplined ans creeped way up which created that hole.

Not sure what this clock management is by Green Bay? Are they just shooting for a FG?

I think we are a little more talented than them and our QB has been playing better. Not sure that's enough to beat them unfortunately.

This is how the Chiefs offense has looked all year. Always on the edge of disaster, moving the ball just a few yards at a time, zero big plays. The difference right now is their defense looked like soft butter on those first two drives.

This is the worst possible outcome. If he isn't charged we're stuck in limbo.

Assuming no one is fired and the offense looks elite with Joe Brady as OC next year, he will be gone in 2025. Then it will be up to McDermott to hire his replacement. The same guy that hired Ken Dorsey and lucked into Joe Brady (Davis Webb was his first choice for QB coach) will have to keep replacing OCs throughout Josh Allen's career. You feel good about that?

They found bruises on her ABDOMEN. A pregnant woman. Also bruises on her neck and minor abrasions on her hand. Innocent until proven guilty, but what is the best case scenario for Von given those facts?

Here's the more specific allegations: Gotta wait for more facts to come out. But there are bruises and abrasions on a pregnant woman. I don't really see how even the best case scenario here could be anything less than damning for Von Miller.

Oh this is bad. If he left the scene before the police arrived and she was treated for injuries he's done.

With the caveat that we need to wait for more facts, if it comes out that he so much as aggressively pushed his pregnant girlfriend, I will not be watching the Bills until he's off the team. That is lowest of the low behavior.

It's the 2nd time in his tenure he's managed to turn an all time QB performance into a loss. He's on the cusp of turning Allen's best season into no playoff appearance. QBs like Gardner Minshew and Kenny Pickett might make it in, but not Josh Allen. Yeah McDermott should feel like total crap and he should apologize.

I will say Joe Brady has definitely forced his way into the conversation over the past two games. It isn't just his offensive prowess which appears to be as good as advertised. I've also been very impressed by his demeanor in press conferences and at practices and in the booth. And clearly he has gotten the most out of Josh Allen which is by far the most important quality in our new head coach. Too young, maybe, but Sean McVay was 30 when he was hired by the Rams. If we lose to the Chiefs I would fire McDermott and give Brady a 4 game audition. Doubt that happens but he's earned his chance IMO.

That version of himself, yes. We may have only seen that version 3-4 times ever though? Because his physical talent is the greatest the league has ever seen, him playing at his best would naturally be the best QB the league has ever seen. I believe his play against the Eagles was that version of himself.

Perfect is not a real standard. The degree of difficulty he faced that day and the number of otherworldly throws and runs he had to make just to will his offense down the field meant a high likelihood of a turnover at some point. Seriously, go watch the all-22 of every snap he took. Because he's Josh Allen we've all grown used to it. Not me. I don't take the dozen impossible plays he made for granted. That interception doesn't even register when weighed against everything he had to do to even make it a close loss. The discourse around it drives me insane.

This is a comment on the team, not even a little bit on Allen's performance. So in that sense I 100% agree. There is nothing Allen could have done to beat the Eagles that day. If Mahomes played the best game of his life for the Bills that day he too would have suffered a one score loss. An average Mahomes performance from this year though, yeah it would have been a blowout. To be fair an average Josh Allen performance from this year also would have probably been a blowout. He had to be the best possible version of himself to make it close. And that version of himself is the best QB that ever played the game, I really believe that.

It's too high of expectations for reality. It is practically impossible for Josh Allen to perform better than he did against the Eagles.

We get blown out in that game if any other QB in the league is our starter. That's a fact. It isn't enough for Allen to be perfect. He has to be perfect-plus. Make several plays that practically defy the laws of physics and also make zero mistakes. He has to be our leading rusher and be the entire passing offense (no YAC or difficult catches). He has to account for 420 of our 505 total yards, and all 4 of our TDs. And don't forget, zero mistakes. He has to overcome his teammates costing him a bare minimum of 13 points on the scoreboard in a shootout. But remember - zero mistakes. He has to push the ball downfield into tight windows in rainy muddy weather a couple dozen times to keep our team hanging on by the skin of its teeth. But for the love of God zero mistakes.