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No? Josh has 7 TDs, 0 INT, 69% completions and is the highest rated QB. And 3-1.

It takes OL a little bit sometimes, Spencer Brown is coming into his own in year 3.

Thanks for undoing months of therapy!

Rapp is out, so Taron should be safe to return 😅

As a survivor of Bryant Johnson in 2009, Zach Ertz in 2022, Jeremy Maclin in 2019, and JJ Watt in 2021, I say Oh Em Geez this is totally going to happen.

There seems to have been a narrative that our safety play has been pretty poor this season. While Hamlin, Rapp, and Bishop have had moments of struggles this season, some of the numbers are actually surprising. I’ll start off by saying our worst defender, by far, has been Cam Lewis. I’m not sure if he counts as a safety or not, he seems to be filling in at NCB for Johnson. Possibly rotating with Ingram, or is Ingram mainly been the dime DB? All I know is the QB stat line while targeting Cam is this: 22 of 29 (76%) 216 yards 1 TD 7 missed tackles (20%) Love our UB guys, as a UB guy myself, but he needs the bench, and he needs it badly. Now for the other guys Damar Hamlin - Hasn’t been perfect, probably isn’t a full time starter, but I don’t think any of us predicted this: 7-15 (46%) - Phenomenal 83 yards 0 TDs 1 INT 3 PBUs - Very good 1 missed tackle (4%) - Great Cole Bishop - Very limited playing time thus far, but should have career start #1 next week. Still only given up 2-4 for 17 yards. Has 1 PBU, but also has one missed tackle. Taylor Rapp - There is a chance that Taylor Rapp has actually been silently outstanding this season so far. He’s only been targeted 4 times all season, Miami and Baltimore didn’t target him at all (granted he played 9 snaps vs Balt). The result has been 1 catch (25%) for 12 yards. He has 1 PBU and 1 tackle for loss, with only 1 missed tackle so far. Thoughts? Observations? 🦬

Main thing that worries me is physical run game and Diggs vs Lewis.

Woof. I think the only two options were Coleman and Hollis, both doubled. Josh should’ve tossed that out of bounds.

He’s been targeted 18 times (ouch) and has given up 12 catches for 178 yards and 4 TDs. Also has a 25% missed tackle rate. Ouch, ouch, ouch. 2 PBUs, 0 INTs on the year.

I’m not in love with this matchup. Diggs will get 10 targets and will go 1:1 with Cam Lewis, who’s given up the most receptions and missed the most tackles. Texans also have a pretty physical run game. Winnable, yes, but they need to have learned their lessons from Baltimore.

So random to do it now lol

Lewis, Hamlin, Benford, Rapp, Ingram, and Douglas are all 4.5-4.6+ guys. The only DB we have that is an explosive athlete is Bishop.

6-6 316

I definitely think Josh adds a few points to our WR and OL, they aren’t as good as he makes them look. I think prime Fitz and Tyrod run this offense fine, but neither are in the same league as Allen.

Anyone who had a parent that’s a teacher knows that’s the “hurry the heck up” and “stay on task” clap lol

I was just thinking, the best thing for Coleman is to sit behind an aging WR.

Josh Allen needs 8 more TD passes to move into 2nd all time, passing Joe Ferguson. He also needs 4,254 more passing yards as well.

Solid? What more do you want?

Mr Ingram: 3-9 (33%) for 43 yards. Opposing QBR when targeted is 10.2. 4 PBUs 2 INTs 1 TD 1 sack 0 missed tackles.

I disagree, Bills are usually the hot mess express to start the season, inconsistent as they come. *edit* I take that back, they are actually quite good in September. Not sure why I was thinking otherwise. 16-3 going back to 2020 in the first 4 games.

Why TF would you post this!?!?!?!?!?

Idk if addition by subtraction is right, he just outgrew his role, I’d take him over MVS, but Gabe wants a larger part.

Bills need to keep Brady at all costs.

He's about to win another MVP, given how well Allen has played.

Milano isn’t in a brace, for what it’s worth. I think we still don’t see him until Dec. Bernard, who knows.