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I mean...35-0 Has that even happened before? People are dismissing this like we regularly shut teams out...

How about flashes of elite play (Diggs TD pass) while shutting out a division opponent in only week 2? Maybe things will get better? I’m not opposed to criticism so much as the “put up or shut up” comment...after today, which I just found funny.

I get that he has looked better and made some really bad throws today, but all of the talk about how “he better earn that money” and “no excuses” after a 35-0 blowout is weird. Isn’t that more so putting up than shutting up? If Josh wins a ring but does it with a pedestrian 3500 passing yards and 84 rating, is there going to be disappointment?

“Grrrr it’s put up or shut up time”...as the team shuts out a division opponent So you just want stats basically?

Aaron Rodgers has a man bun now? Man for all of the Allen worry here imagine dealing with that mess in GB.

35-0 ho hum. Trust me guys I know quarterbacks.

There’s still plenty of time for people to whine about a 35+ point victory.

You know some refs are good, and then some refs are bad...(awkward silence) Heck of a game, Matt Millen.

Great throw Josh

Meanwhile Sam Darnold looks like the best QB in the league, because we’re only 6 quarters deep which is pretty much meaningless...

Alright that ball was awful

Glad it worked out obviously but once again even the play by play guy was like “just got it away”

Already nervous about this Haack from the end zone punt

It’s those takes at this point that are hilarious. Josh isn’t even a good NFL player now? Lol ok

And our punter still sucks.

I’m mildly concerned but folks are in here acting like Josh didn’t just throw an MVP caliber TD like 20 mins ago...

Bills - 17 Dolphins - 13 Our now traditionally slow start continues and we will not be happy with the product and mass panic will continue, but it's an extremely valuable W and things will continue to get better

Yes, but then about 3 or 4 hours later I do often take a peak at the post-game thread and turn on WGR in case I missed any entertaining meltdowns. Then pretty much off for a few days until the week starts picking up.

Trying really hard and can't think of a more boring team

Just in case you're not aware Chris Simms is probably the biggest Josh Allen homer not named Jordan Palmer. He loves Allen, he's almost annoyingly positive about Allen in all instances. I think this is a pretty solid, critical breakdown. Frustrating really.

Moss was impressive in college, and while it's open to personal opinion, I thought he showed some flashes last year. Regardless, considering his competition, isn't it much easier at this point to say that Matt Breida has never been an impressive player (5th NFL season) than Moss (2nd NFL season)? Breida has never really done anything other than flash potential every once in awhile, and even that was 2-3 years ago at this point. It's not as if we should all respect Matt Breida as some vet that's proven himself, he's never even been a feature back. At this point he's barely a running back.

I didn't mind adding Breida to the stable to see if he could recapture what he had truly 2 years ago, but I did not think it would come at the expense of Moss. Some fun Breida facts - He hasn't scored a touchdown, rushing or receiving, since October 7th, 2019. He had more fumbles (2) than touchdowns (0) last year. For all of his incredible breakaway speed, he's had only a single 20+ yard run since he was with the Niners. Only a single 40+ yard run going back to 2018. I don't know, maybe Breida can't really contribute much at RB any more, in which case he's solely an ST contributor, in which case they're really only dressing one back? That doesn't seem right at all. If they're this committed to Breida on ST as it seems then they really need to figure out a way to also get Moss dressed.

Correct haha. I think we're in full agreement. I think our WR depth is just fine, and I think there are no more excuses. Today was a mess, but it's still just one game. I have no reason to sound the alarm on our WR depth. Now the Oline if Dawkins can't return to form, is possibly a serious issue. And our running game of course, but WR depth is not a personal concern.

I think this thread needs more clear examples. What's a current example of elite WR depth that the Bills should try to emulate? Gabe Davis is probably the best #4 in the league. I'll take a #4 that regularly catches TDs, but I'm genuinely interested to hear what others think constitutes great WR depth. I think we're top 5 the more I think about it.

How is it disingenuous to blame either the players or coaches? Who else are you going to blame? Again I don't think you blame either for the long run and today was hopefully an outlier.