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As mentioned before he's very accurate and processes what's in front of him quickly. But also like mentioned before he's smaller than the "prototypical" QB. Not an issue if you have the skill set but if you have a history of injuries it may present a problem.

Kelly was 60.1% And he had a HOF RB.... Different era, I know I know!!

I wish it worked that way. But that being said we have beaten the teams they've lost to and still to date have beaten the teams they've won against too.

Ive felt this way for awhile and continue to wonder why Josh is held to different standards. This was good commentary and Simms points out how many judge Josh and how ridiculous it is. If you just want to hear what he says about how Josh is viewed FF to 5:10 of video.

Josh has an arm that cut and neutralize any weather but our 2 losses have come in inclement conditions. No excuses because the other team has to play in it as well but Josh has shown to play his best in calm and dry conditions.

That cost Smoke a TD and 100 yard game.

Right after the 4th quarter TD that made it 41-20. I was on Cloud9! Then Taron Johnson shot me out of the sky and I fell back to earth. It's never a given as a Bills fan.

The non INT in the Rams game. The one that bounced off Roberts hands in Tennessee and the miscommunication with Diggs in the Pats game come to mind.

Last game of the season can be for all the marbles in the AFCE. Hopefully we can build some distance.

Having Edmonds run on 4th down when he was getting consistently stuffed was beyond stupid. Then kicking the FG when you've gone for it every other time? Cost them the game right there. That being said, I don't think Miami can carry their current momentum.

Really? Think the crowd will be a factor?

That was Murray.

God Arizona! Really!!! Way to fuel the Dolphins momentum.

Tua 20/28 248 yds He's played competent football, so far.

The point differential from the Tenn game is greater than all those combined. WoW!!

Here's another impressive stat: 2020 Bills became just the 13th team in NFL history to record 20+ first downs in EVERY SINGLE ONE of their first 9 games the last two teams to achieve that made the Super Bowl (2018 Rams, 2017 Patriots) 2020 Bills became just the 13th team in NFL history to record 20+ first downs in EVERY SINGLE ONE of their first 9 games the last two teams to achieve that made the Super Bowl (2018 Rams, 2017 Patriots)

Josh: Biggest game of career considering the magnitude. True statement. Diggs: Continues to be the reliable go to guy to move the chains. Feliciano: Not a coincidence the O line has gotten better since his return though Josh still took a lot of sacks. Some were coverage sacks from holding too long. Klein: His blitzes were timed perfectly and at critical times. Honorable mention: Defense as a whole.

I see Josh and the offense having another big game against Arizona.

People think our D is putrid. I can imagine how bad Seattle was before when Adams was out and Dunlap not there yet.

This just in! Klein will be tested for PEDs after the game.

Love what I've seen today but honestly this game should've been iced after the Tre INT. Still learning to put away teams in crunch time.

What did I just see? Klein? No way!!

Spineless decision

How does Johnson come off his man before Wilson crosses the LOS? He's been terrible all season.

Wow! NO HOLD!!