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No doubts on my end MDH. B B is real good at making young and inexperienced QB's look really bad. Allen seemed to be fighting his way out of it. Doing what he had to do, to move the football. Talk is cheap , but don't you feel like If that was Josh Allen out there on the last drive, Bills win? Don't get me wrong, I like Barkley...

Allen is learning the hard way to take what the oppositions D gives you. In B B's case sometimes Its not much so I can understand how a young signal caller can grow impatient. Myself personally, I think Allen studies the game tape and comes away learning a valuable lesson. Had I just taken what the opposition was giving me... ...and watch Gore run...

By way of measurement. If you have a D that can neutralize the Best QB that ever played the game. As bad as the loss felt, thinking about how uncomfortable we made it for OLD Tommy boy, Still puts a smile on my face...

Fighting over Josh Allens football could literally kill someone If you think about it.

I think as Josh Allen gains experience and confidence you might start seeing a more aggressive O in my humble opinion Gu. Beating teams like the Pats or K C will require the pedal to the metal a full 60 minutes in all likelihood. Gave McD an A ...

Great start, Hasn't come that easy for us. Buffalo has been tested, faced adversity, and prevailed. Tom Brady is at the top of the world, and likes playing in Buffalo, We need to change the way he feels...

Do you think players like Poyer , Hyde or Edmunds are overachieving? (If you dont mind my asking Shaw)

My answer to OP's question is yes, and here is one of the biggest reasons why IMO. When you take into consideration the difference between having an average QB vs a franchise QB playing by far the most important position on an NFL football team. The impact a franchise QB has goes a long way when it comes to the overall balance of a football team IMO. How well the game is managed, how well the football is protected. How well rested the D is kept. How well the football is distributed to the Bills play makers. The unity, the stability, the list goes on. It all falls on the broad shoulders of Josh Allen... ...One Buffalo strong...

Understanding the Bills are simply a bunch of emotionally charged over-achievers making enough plays to win games is the one comment I disagree with you on Shaw. I do however think its what Bills fans have grown accustomed to over the years. Myself personally, I feel like the New Era Buffalo Bills are barely scratching the surface of their true potential. Thanks for the awesome review.

The Ford truck needs some mileage put on it ScottLaw, to break it in. Singletary out of the lineup was very noticeable in the run game despite how well Gore played. It hurt the whole O IMO. (C J Yeldon is to upright of a runner )

I think its easy to point out some of the bad plays a rookie Offensive tackle or guard is going to make. Same goes for a developing young QB. Sometimes the opposition deserves some credit. Awful ? Or just learning the ropes trying to protect against he best pass rushers the NFL has to offer? Every Offensive tackle in the NFL gets beat...

The camaraderie that is building in the Bills locker room combined with all of the blossoming talent is intriguing. Next up, the defending Champions. The process takes aim...

Buffalo already does IMO, Does anybody remember how the Falcons lost the Superbowl?

Myself personally, Josh Allen excites me more because he's our QB winning Bills football games. Combine that with not having a franchis QB since J K and I'm very, very excited. On the other hand Mahomes has quickly climbed to the top of the list as my favorite NFL player to watch not wearing a Bills uni. Patrick Mahomes is making throws I've never seen before...

Tanking for Tua Toga is definitely not something I want to see happening in the AFC East. I'm just saying...

Articles like these only help the Bills keep flying under the radar where it appears McBeane and Co. prefer to fly. Writer flys coach...

It does have a nice ring to it.

Myself personally, to each his or her own, and some things are better left unsaid sometimes...

For the Bills D to perform at its highest level I have to go with Edmunds.

Watching a franchise QB develop is something Bills fans have not seen in many years. Watching a Bills football team develop into a playoff contender capable of going all the way is also something the Bills faithful has not had the privilege of seeing for a very long time. To make things even more interesting/ entertaining our current Buffalo Bills football team is full of likeable young players and lead by an engaging HC. The message McD sends is clear in a never ending process of improvement. Get better, or go home. Its not all about the destination. The journey is much more fun. Well said Rockinon, Well said...

Good points Shaw, I agree with you on all of them. The last point you made on McD whom is constantly driving home the need for improvement. Learning more ways in which to achieve it. Combined with a locker room full of intelligent athletes. One more good draft is the logical assumption. The New Era Buffalo Bills football team is gearing to beat the Patriots. The process in a nutshell...

Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once and awhile. (The infamous dog14787 used to get this comment every once and awhile on TSW.) I always hated it when that happened...

McBeane I get, Its a quick way to to GM and HC. Nothing added to be cute or witty IMO. McClappity on the other hand almost made me ignore a good post.

Another Tommyknocker toon in transition...

Good point eball, Get er done McBeane!