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THE AJ KLEIN GAME

Regular season statement game?

Get right game for Allen indeed. Keep it up fellas! Hawks will be ready for the second half

Nice find, Hapless. Isn't it obvious progress that Allen did not try to play hero ball and give the game to the Pats? He showed discipline, stayed with the gameplan set out by the coaching staff, and avoided the mental errors that cost us the first NE game last year. And yes, I'm an Allen fanboy, and no, I do not blame him for the interception on the throw to Diggs. I'll double down and say he was robbed of a touchdown that hit the (so far) reliable Gabe Davis right in the hands. It seems some people would have been happier if the Bills lost. I think we're conflating a bit of success with what Pats fans have been used to for two decades. As much as I love the Bills, they haven't done anything yet. And no, they haven't proven they are an elite team, which is fine. They are good, and have half a season to change that narrative either way. Hopefully it starts this Sunday.

Yikes, Danny Dimes. Wonder what TB fans are thinking. Edit: probably "Phew..."

LOL that has the feeling of the “winner as a result of a disqualification...” but I’ll take it. Run it out and run to the locker room with glee.

only DK Metcalf could make the tackle

only DK Metcalf could make that tackle

This game feels like a drought special

I’m a McD fan but that last fist pump before going to commercial was meme worthy “our D just stopped the 2020 Jets!!!”

Jets were reminded: we’re tanking, fellas.

The field goal game! At least Bass is making most of his reps

The brilliant Adam Gase designed offense is simply too much for the Bills to handle

This is laughing stock of the league worthy. If the Jets end up winning it will be “the game wasn’t as close as the score”

This is a drive a man to drink game, not like I need any excuses. Everything the Bills do right is qualified with “it’s the Jets...”

Lol the 2020 meta for bills defense: can’t stop their offense from converting 3rd and 15+

Glass half full: Heroically kept the mighty Jets offense out of the endzone

Do we follow this up with beating the Jets 9-6 in overtime?

It really doesn’t get easier, minus game 2 @ Jets. You learn about character through adversity. Bills got kicked in the face, all three phases. Lots to fix and a short turnaround with KC coming.

Edmunds did something!!!!!

Wilson has only Metcalf but it’s enough. Both are studs. Metcalf is a freak.

I think as Bills fans we know the pain of having a guy who could break off a run back for a TD, but would also kill you with a bonehead decision or the worst hands at the worst time. Roberts is reliable and consistent. You know he'll always make the right decision, personal stats or glory don't factor in. He's due for a big one, especially as the special teams unit around him improves.

The analysts are coming around. What Allen has done is rare, to have those physical gifts yet be so raw and improve this much, at the NFL level. Without the early-life identification, grooming; minus the gaudy college stats. And now they're realizing that yes, Allen is a unicorn. And a thug (from Feliciano's twitter profile on Monday):

How about this for "work attire" considering the Titans' issues:

I was sold after his rookie year, and posted as much. After the initial "wtf" at the beginning when it looked like all of his worst critics were correct, he flipped the script (for me), quickly. Hurdling Barr, some sweet throws to Foster, his scrambles... his strength and that God-given arm. In the first MIA game, I remember a pass he threw to Foster that Foster simply did not catch. My wife asked, "shouldn't he have caught that?" and I started the usual "Allen is far too inaccurate" mutterings and suddenly stopped and got mad at myself. I corrected the take and agreed, "you're right... it wasn't a perfect pass, but forgot being in the same area code, he delivered it to the correct address, in the front yard". The Clay drop to seal the loss at the end of the game solidified my faith, how Allen extended indefinitely, Big Ben style, to make something happen. It should have been an entry in his career highlight reel. The takeaway from the first year was Allen had much further to go, but so did the team around him, specifically the receivers. Foster, Zay, Ray-Ray... come on man. And that O-line, oh mama. By default they were better in 2019 just by trying to get better. Everyone remembers the bad in the Houston game, especially OT, but he made some great plays and like the regular season/2018, was victimized by some drops, plain and simple. The jump he's taken this year has exceeded my wildest expectations. Credit the Bills for continuing to add around him and getting him a monster #1 WR, can't say enough about Diggs. Kudos to the front office and coaching staff ensuring he has the proper mentors training and grooming him, I'm looking at (not just) you, Dabes. And wild applause for Allen proving and exceeding what we knew about him from (almost) the beginning: that he drives himself, and works relentlessly to improve. He's going to try some hero ball, but truth be told, everyone does, especially the greats.