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Exactly. Then it's all good Who wouldn't take a Peyton or (gulp) Brady or Brees? Pocket passers can still and will still be a force. But Lamar and Josh need their own form of stats too. A TD is a TD!

Sherman and Landry for me. And Bennett, for sure. Burfict would likely be my #1 but the Bills have not seen much of him. I admit to not liking Shazier before his injury but sure do wish him a full recovery. AB should get a lot of votes but his attitude cost him his job, which is quite the feat considering his immense talent. And I don't even want to waste a ounce of emotion on Kap. So glad that crybaby is gone. Edit: for some unexplained reason I actually liked Bryan Cox ha ha.

It'skid of a blessing the Bills O got handed a blitzing lesson by the Ravens. While handling the blitz will not be perfect come Sunday, overall they should be way better prepared with what happened last Sunday. Though many teams have blitzed heavily of late.

I like most Com'on Man segments. But this??? It is a highlight for sure. It was a crazy good move by Jackson. And of course a moment to be shown in highlight reels. But certainly not to make fun of Milano! WTH. Even my sons thought Tre picking up and reading the picture sheets would be on Com'On Man.

It was at the same time a frustrating day for the offense but bodes well for the future. Allen won't start all those games that inaccurate, and the receivers won't always have those many drops, and mostly, that was a crash course on how to pick up blitzes, just in time for the Steelers.

Exactly. They are not the very Top Tier, "playoffs are a given unless injuries and such" level yet, but who would have though the Giants would win the SB in the year the Cheats were 18-0? Just get in. But yeah, one or two more year of good drafts and salary cap space... oh yeah! Still, let's win N O W

Brown should have gone back to the ball for that last one. All the Bills needed was a FIRST DOWN, they didn't have to score of that play. Josh missed quite a few, the OLine was a cheese full of holes way too often, and receivers had key drops. Yet the Bills were close. This team is legit, even if incomplete still.

"Exposed"? Losing by 7 points to the media darlings and likely the best team in the league, that's being 'exposed'? OK then. Oh I'm pissed at this loss all right. It was a frustrating afternoon, especially on offense, as Josh had no time and was ragdolled, his misses, the drops... but that's not being outclassed or destroyed like the Ravens did to almost all teams except the 49ers. If you don't realize the Bills could beat them, well you don't watch much football or are a drama queen.

I love the reactions ha ha. Come on, it's slightly funny, and cool to see a gal put so much effort at being funny, successful or not its not even the point. And she is one of us so cheers

Exactly. He is elusive and does avoid the big hits so far, but he runs so much it is bound to happen. Also, he runs a lot down the middle, so he could get clobbered there. Anyway, both he and Josh have success running. Why stop? I hope today that Josh outruns him, which would shut the media up for a couple of... minutes ha ha, and it would mean the Bills Defense did its job.

VERY good point that is rarely mentioned. A lot of teams passed on Jackson and Mahomes... and for Lamar it includes the Ravens themselves! It happens. For some reason, NFL drafts are super important to people, media, fans, compared to other sports. Brady was a 7th round pick, remember? That's why I'd trade draft picks for PROVEN players. And what Beane did this offseason, go after OL players that had started some games or were good rotational players behind a strong starter, makes sense. A lot of draft picks don't pan out, he went for some that did. And I'm still glad they picked Josh. Hell, I even recall the Buffalo media articles when Bellichik was hired. They rejoiced as his reputation as DC was one of the top ones, but as a HC supposedly he couldn't relate with players and his team would be full of zizany, in-fighting and whatnot. It sure happened that way, didn't it... As for Baltimore, Harbaugh had been on the hot seat the last seasons. and now he's firmly entrenched again. Drafts and coach hirings are not an exact science, to say the least.

We have not seen enough of Josh yet to be sure, but it's clear we can all sense, at the very least, that he is CLUTCH. He will be good or bad, but it's not the pressure of a big moment that will crush him. Not consistently anyway. He was born to be an NFL QB!

I usually dislike such "individual focused" videos in such a team sport, but yeah, it's great and pumps me up. I would have added more Allen's runs! First game I really hope he outRUNS the opposing QB ha ha. It would mean not only he did his part, but that the Bills D did theirs. It's a Pride test. The D wants to avoid getting embarrassed, they should go all out. But t he offense too. Allen has to show he deserved to be picked higher. Bills' RBs and TEs have to show too how it's done! Their OLine is really blocking well too. Roman is an awesome OC in adjusting to his players, for sure. So Daboll has to show his stuff. And on and on

I didn't hear humble pie... but I sure did see humble pie stuffed faces

Lamar can pass, for sure. He has a great arm and is accurate, but one would have to be really starstruck to not see it's the efficient running that opens up the Ravens pass game! I doubt that as "pure passer" that he would read defenses well and all that. Of course, stopping their running attack isn't exactly easy as saying so ha ha. But yes it's the goal, no doubt. The Bills Offense can help if they make the Ravens play from behind but then, scoring points has always been a key to victory (doh!)

Wow. They were REALLY full of compliments for Josh. And for the "he is inaccurate" crowd, listen to the part at 1m52s

I vividly recall what The Virginian wrote about Josh. I've loved the kid since he was the pick. I really have. It was on him to make me lose confidence in him, and nope, he hasn't ha ha. I really was thrilled to read what you had written about him, since all I knew is that he was among the four top QBs projected to go in the draft and the Bills picked him. He was, he is, the Bills QB. Why as a Bills fan some feel the need to vomit all over him boggles the mind. Has he been perfect? Was I always convinced he'd be elite and at last the Bills franchise QB? Of course not! But there is a huge difference between having doubts, legit concerns, valid criticism, and the so-called Bills fans wanting him to fail to be 'proved right about a bad pick'!!!

4th and inches when you have one of the best Oline in football just makes sense to go for it. It would have been a turning point if the Bills had stopped it. To me, the super early first down pass on 3rd down with Josh standing in his own endzone was key. It looked like an early rout by the Cowboys. Instead it turned into a game thanks to that play and the great punt by Bojorquez. After that, the Josh 4th and one muscled 1st down, the strip sack by Oliver, etc. are major. Of course, the super bogus call that negated the Hyde INT saved the Cowboys from a rout too! They got a constant slow death instead

Just the way the players congratulated Beasly on the sidelines after his TD was beautiful. You can just feel how bonded they are. Edit: but yeah that video is awesome! Wow

Oh I get why this thread was created. But let's not forget Josh is soooo inaccurate! 11 for 11 to start the 2nd half

Exactly! He was so cool under pressure. It was GREAT. So far he's only cracked against the Pats* this year, and you could add his first start but that'd be way too severe. It's a GREAT trait to have for a QB. He handles pressure and also has shown to be clutch. We got a great one!

I feel the pass on 3rd down that seem to take forever while he was in the endzone was the play. Otherwise it would have been likely a 0-14 start and all. But yeah, it was sweeeet.

Why wait to cut him? Cause with so many kickers having issues, there are none out there better!

The Bills beat the Cowboys AND the refs! What a game! So millions saw the crooked offIciating. Aren't they usually more subtle? YEAHHHH!!!!

That some billionaires have more sway, sure, no doubt. But that the others don't care as long as money comes in? These dudes are competitive! They want to win, to bask in the glory. They already have boatloads of cash. No way they'd stand idles as they are robbed of the spotlight. Just think who gets to hoist the Superbowl trophy first...