NoHuddleKelly12

You know what they say about broken clocks...so we should still be good!

That’s the fashionable half of his bee keeper suit, I think 🤔

This is the type of presser that would make even Jimmy Spags want to cry uncle.

That's what I thought the drumbeat going into the Rams game as a true "test" was all about?

My fav. Well done/said, OP.

In the spirit of the OP, FIFY.

Sold.

I noted this elsewhere yesterday, but I just feel like the bolded concerning what he thinks Allen did or didn't mean to the team in 2018, 2019 are solidly lazy and overly simplistic takes from someone who should know better. For those of us actually watching the games, we know Allen did more to help us win 5 out of the 6 wins in 2018 than "he was a hindrance," and kept us close in a few others (Clay's last second drop against Miami which if caught would've won the game, comes to mind), to say nothing of 2019 where he didn't just "stay out of the way," rather, was instrumental to the Bills going back to the playoffs at 10-6, including wins in Dallas and Pittsburgh...or am I the one on crazy pills?

You must be able to fall asleep very easily already then.

What? All I did was, I went to Joe D and said, "look into these eyes, we both know that I know what I'm doing..." snapped my fingers, and hey, I'm still here today! I mighta mentioned that he seemed sleepy, but it was a long drive home from the stadium, so I'm sure that's all it was.

IIRC, Beane ate ca. 50+ million in dead cap $$ that year all at once, in order to set the table for our buffet of roster riches that we presently enjoy 😋. How McD conjured 6 wins from that sorry lot is still a mystery—but I know Josh helped them win 5 of those 6, ending that year on a high note with 5 total TD’s against guess who—the Fins...

My issue is with his lead-in about 2018, 2019–clearly he didn’t actually watch those Bills games, or he would’ve seen that his characterizations are overly simplistic. Yes, no doubt our D was monster and Josh was not what he is now—but there were plenty of flashes, and games we won on his shoulders (or legs), defense notwithstanding.

When Josh wins the Super Bowl, it's so convincing that the Bills first draft pick becomes #32 in the 3rd round...oh wait, wrong thread!

What a relief. We need all weapons continuing to fire if 13-3 is going to happen this year!

I was being somewhat facetious--of course I don't want Josh's hand or any other parts injured by "wrastling" defensive linemen all day. But I was more liking his spirit and never say die approach to every play. If that results in dishing it out every so often, it puts the league on notice, imho.

Not off the top of my head. However, if there were, it would probably take a Falcons fan to clue us in?

Kudos to LeBatard for the shoutout referencing Josh's country strong facemask penalty where he broke the would-be tackles of 3 Rams who had him in their grasp, including Donald. Gimme that facemask penalty on my QB all day--guaranteed that makes the opposing DL even less enthusiastic about rushing him, lolz. I mean, outside of Kelly, who have we ever had at QB who actually fights back?

It's ok OP, totally understandable given the length of time we've been waiting for a return to relevance--and to your point, our guy has had to put up monster numbers for an entire month before this even becomes a topic for the likes of 'Batard...

13-3, to match our franchise marks set in '90 & '91. That allows for close stumbles against the Chiefs, Seahawks & '9ers--the rest if we play up to form should be W's. Of course, what will likely happen though is we win one of those aforementioned games and lose one of the ones we should win, like the Broncos or Las Vegas...either way, 13 wins it is.

Brian Moorman 2002, 2006. I mean, happy for the guy and all, but what all went wrong to have him be the man for a whole month in 02, & 06??

So Roger finally did the Bills a solid? Perhaps he @Roger Goodell can clarify?