Jerome007

Can we savor how the Cheats lost that one ha ha. Stuff of legends. On the weekend of the biggest comeback in NFL history and the super Bills snow ending, this is what will be remembered most. BTW nice to see a fan from Italy. I'm from Québec and speak French. Though I master English too.

I was impressed with the FANS. Full stadium despite the snow, loud as hell, and stopped throwing balls as soon as they were warned it'd cost the Bills 15 yards. It was great fun all around to watch. I would have love to be there!

Yep. And it's not that hard to prevent that. It's not like they can buy smartphones and computers before they start working! Don't allow computers in their rooms, don't buy them phones and voila.

I sure hope they keep on winning to clinch #1 seed and beat KC in Buffalo. But if somehow they can't get that #1 spot, then I'd rest Josh, Diggs, etc. as much as possible, without making them rusty. Like play them half the game then rest them.

Well, it is likely a reply as I'd be surprised he initiated it ha ha. But it doesn't mean they were that bad. To me, it's all fun and games when players insult fans. As we sure know many fans insult players! You dish it out, you have to take it.

HIs history makes this a way concerning news than for most players, but we just don't know how serious or not this one is. So far this season, all the surprises have been bad for injuries, so the law of average says he will be fine.... right?

I found Sanchez's comments quite revealing. You can just see his very conservative approach, how common that is and that is drilled into NFL QBs, and how I'm glad Josh doesn't do that. You could also tell he was in awe of some of Josh's throws, and he was right. That "flick of the wrist" throw on the run to Knox was something else. He did catch how Edmunds warned about Waddle down the middle and somehow the safeties didn't get the memo.

With a great OL this team wins SBs for the next 5 years, But guess what, ALL teams have weaknesses! It's like some people think GMs can just pick great players out of shelf or something. 32 teams try to get the good players... They sure gave Josh time on that 3rd and 17, and again he made it happen, 90% of teams run a draw play. This year, they can finally push the Dline to get some 3rd and short runs down the middle.

I too thought he should have scored, I mean it was a TD and only 34 sec to go. I was also surprised by the following Josh kneeldown instead of another run attempt.

He ran fast as he was in a hurry to tell Fish fans to GO HOME

Josh has mentioned a few times that his DAD did mock interviews with him in car rides. Preparing him for what he's doing now!

Let's hope he gets tons of 1st downs and one TD for the welcome back. SQUISH THE COLD FISH!

I stand corrected too then

Can we give some love to Josh's leadership and social skills? He handles questions near perfectly, his "OK" short answer to "You're not a Superbowk offense" was perfect. As was his answers for having his nuts squeezed. Plus his teammates love him. He is a leader!

The thing is, even if that first post and thread is full of sarcasm, it's based on some reality. What is not based in the real world is the expectations of perfection many home fans for all sports seem to have. Don't look just at game highlights and look other NFL games! No team is perfect, far from it, and boy do I appreciate Josh and the Bills looking at other teams! *Basking in the encouragement I'm getting from McD clapping my post

I hate to say it, I really do ha ha, but fans make more noise in Seattle and KC. Still, few teams like to play in Winter weather - and that likely includes many Bills player ha ha, but at least they are used to it. Now let's ice the Fins' bench and turn up the AC in their locker room., for what they did to the Bills earlier.

I really thought he was average, at best, and that Tyreek Hill's speed would be for naught but reverse runs and screens. I was wrong, way wrong. But he is still far from the #1 QB!

Since day 1, what I like most about Josh is that 3rd & 5 or 3rd & 15, who cares. Same stuff basically. Look at how 90% of the time, other teams run a draw play on 3rd & 12+. Bills sling it, and it often pays off.

OK. So explain to me how systems are so complex that new players need weeks to learn them, yet Mayfield, a QB who runs the system (!!!!), can do so in 2 days?

IDK why but many good teams have got blown out. The Vikings against the Cowboys are the recent ones. The Packers got blown up on opening day last year, no less, and yet finished with 13 wins. It almost never happen to the Bills. Thankfully! Most of the credit goes to the coaches, for sure. It is an impressive stat. Imagine this board if the Bills got blown out at home! Yet it happens every season to good teams. As do the FLUKE losses.

Inbounds it would have been an INT. Since he didn't keep full control while out of bounds, it was not. I'm fine with the rule as it's clear as day. Edit: but what an attempt by Poyer. As was the TD pass and catch by Josh and DIggs that was recalled by a penalty,

I thought the Bills losses to the Fish and Jets had a "fluke" aspect. The Bills were the better team on the field IMO. Anyway, it's all moot points. It's for the Bills to beat them next time.

These FIRE HIM threads are annoying, but he really did deserve the criticism. He had his best game as a playcaller since September, by far.

I'm all aboard the Bills wagon, always have been, but I did chuckle at this one. How many teams have PLAYED 3 Thursday games in a season? Still I like it, and 3 wins in 12 days and a blizzard IS quite impressive. Who would have thought though that the AFC East would be so competitive? Even at 9-3 it's not that comfortable.

A lot of us sure enjoyed it, a LOT too ha ha. So many game balls to go around. A true team victory. Especially on the DLine, Stats show 4 QB hits and one sack, but they consistently pressured Jones all night. As for the OLine, the run blocking has gotten so much better the last 4 games. I don't why, but I sure like it.