RoyBatty is alive

Always felt that way, looks like his head was put in a vice as a kid, most great QBs are good looking, Steve Young, Kelly, Marino, Unitas, Starr, Brady, Elway, Staubach, ....think about it. Bradshaw & Luck some of the few exception and not even sure Luck is "great" QB. Allen is a good looking man, although sometimes he looks like he is 12 yrs old. Good looking guys have a lot of self confidence if not downright arrogance (Kelly, Brady) , something you desperately need to be a great QB.

Extremely efficient? Yeah, i would say like absolutely extraordinary.

Maybe i have been too harsh on you KB, looks like you have been working out lately

You know who needed this advice real real bad...Tyrod Taylor. I think it is far to late for that old dog to learn any new tricks.

Actually that is pretty funny.

Cleared waivers, that in itself is an indictment of his play/performance. As for someone picking him up, well i guess a desperate team maybe.

That is exactly why he never stuck in New Orleans, he was a turnover machine there. Sunday's fumble I blame more on Crossman than McKenzie, there were so many mental mistakes in that sequence the special teams coach should be held accountable.

He hasn't been incredibly terrible, esp considering his knees/ Little known fat, he he is the only bill TE to ever have three consecutive 500+ yards receiving.

i just did the math, the numbers are real real bad in 60 touches in the nfl, he has fumbled it 8 times, lost 4.....unless i did the numbers wrong

Ray Ray and Isaiah are almost the same player, dont like either one. Isaih overall better player but has fumble issues/

KB about 6 weeks too late. I have to believe the delay was they shopped him and got no bites.

That is going to be some fun if they play that video before he comes out, look at that crowd, i dont think i have ever seen a crown react so wildy.

Love your post but disagree with the already, Kelly or anyone one else isnt close to having the physical skills of Josh Allen, i would argue to say very very few QBs ever have.

So you know the future do you, got it.

The OP makes a bold prediction and predictably people want to tell him/her to slow down, or other snarky comments. Why bother even responding?

Fire Crossman already, sit Benjamin, eliminate penalties, all solid suggestions. Slow down on the designed Allen runs. McD also has to have better clock management.

It is a lot more fun to immediately demonize the NFL.

Being the holder Worked well for Tony Romo didnt it.

But h e continues to start him though and this has been going on a long long time.

You are correct, what was he a Bill for 2 years? I thought Terrence McGee was a stretch

He deserves based off the one int versus Brady, that was the most enjoyable moment in the most enjoyable game I had with the bills sine 1994. Possibly my single favorite Bills play of all time, especially with the crowd going absolutely nuts.

What about the D Line, the ones that get the most sacks on the QB. I bet they weigh 50 lbs more on average than they did in tarkenton's time. It was rare, very rare to have any player of 300 lbs, now look how big they are. I looked at the Bills '78 roster, they had one guy weighed 274. Todays roster we have 16 guys that weigh over 300 lbs.

I was debating this and it certainly looks like the fat slob gives up on the play and barely even pretends to pursue him after the INT but I stil think it was a bad pass, i thought the DB had inside leverage the entire way, KB should have been there to at least compete for the ball/play defender.

Must admit, I never would have predicted this.

You cant compare Fran Tarkenton who last played 40 years ago to anything to todays game. Players as so much bigger today than 40 years ago, there is no way you are going to have a 165 lb QB in today's NFL survive.