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Shakir looks like somebody dropped hot coal in his pants

Why is Allen the MVP? Most of our biggest plays are not designed. It’s Allen. They don’t happen without him.

Denver is showing how you play Allen in the pocket

No, he hasn’t been featured but it wouldn’t have mattered today

They have the best shut down corner in football

Not sure his actual DNA is a bad comparison based on 500 more touches in college but ok. No way to prove that out.

Dalvin fell off so quickly. We will see. Great performance today no doubt

Cook is not happy about missing the pro bowl

Looks like a decent amount of broncos fans in the stands

Shakir looking really good

Good to see Sean is off to a record start even for him

You’re aware of Miami’s record vs teams above .500?

I didn’t know you had to like Sean McDermott to be a Bills fan.

Houston has made several very good QB’s look very bad, including Josh. But Allen is clearly head and shoulders better than Herbert

Josh Allen vs Tua, Wilson, Mac Jones. Those AFC East crowns aren’t enough. Allen = playoffs, how much more has he accomplished that isn’t basically the floor of this franchise?

About as much as coach that can’t get it done in the postseason targeting right before the playoffs to roll out the warm and fuzzy PR. Want the posts to end? Get past the divisional round.

We don’t have to win in the playoffs anymore. I’m good.

It’s not the best passing stats void of every other factor. It’s the best passing stats on usually the most successful team. The NFL has been this way for its entire existence. This is the first place I have seen rushing stats always listed in the same grouping as passing stats. Which is logical in some ways, not logical in others, but not how the rest of the league is viewing the data.

When they show a QB’s stats on TV do they show his rushing TD’s with his passing TD’s? They don’t. As a result they don’t get looked at equally and really, in the scheme of the MVP they haven’t even mattered historically. Argue that if you want, but that’s where the evidence points.

So if a team changes to having good ownership that’s all you need? A decent owner puts you in a better position to get the right people but if you don’t do so it won’t matter and that process isn’t an exact science. With Campbell it would be for nothing.

We can argue all day about who had the better year, but if you take away Josh we likely have a bottom 20 offense and finish with 7 wins or less. Ravens are still a wild card team. Nobody has equaled more wins by himself than Allen this year. The AP vote just reinforces that.

That's why Allen is the MVP

The very best player this iteration has acquired outside of Josh is Diggs. After that, maybe Taron or Hyde. These guys have been really good for us but that is the VERY best. In his last draft, Whaley targeted White, Dawkins, and Milano. I would argue his final draft was better than any 2 drafts combined, maybe even 3 that we have seen since. That's not to say I'm advocating for somebody like Whaley. But the current regime does not have a clear history of elite talent acquisition. They have got a lot of + steady eddies. But it's not surprising we are largely void of top 100 lists, Pro Bowl players, and All Pro's. We don't have them.

I thought his kneeling bit in KC was attention seeking and I said as much back then.

The answer was the Ravens, but the MVP things has put a little chip on the fan shoulder. F um.