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Replying to Headine: No.

There is little to no chance, if the Dolphin's make the super bowl, that Tua will not get the next record or near record payday. If McDaniel is willing to abandon Tua in order to keep the other assets going with a different driver, then we have a new paradigm. Niners won't face the test for a couple more years.

I think in the short term people people will simple say Purdy and Tua are elite. I think people will also elevate their opinions of Shanahan and McDaniel up a notch as well, if this were to happen

To be fair, the Miami receivers are far quicker than anyone the Bills have. And this quickness may make scheming them open a lot easier. I am not sure the Bills have the right personnel to run that offense.

During the McDermott era, the Bills have generally dominated inferior opponents at home. The Raiders are an inferior opponent, the Bills will win in dominating fashion. The vast majority of people, including me, will be enjoying the win on Sunday. This will be the first win of 11 of 13 regular season wins. During the following week, there will be discussions comparing and contrasting the week 1 loss and the week 2 win, trying to parse out what are the "Real Bills". After 1000 threads and 100k posts during the regular season related to that discussion, it will still remain to be seen in the post season who the "Real Bills" are.

Very few QBs in the league could gain that inch.

McDermott's words and actions with regards to Allen do not support either of these assertions, in my opinion.

These aren't the purple people eaters they are playing.

No. I am tired of his coach taking zero accountability for choking away games at the end though.

The most Billsy thing in history would be for the Josh Allen to end up with the right Sean (McVay) and go on to winning multiple championships, while the other Sean processes us into the divisional round of the playoffs year after year, Marty Shottenheimer or Dan Reeves style. Since the Bills are the NFL all time leaders in Billsyness, I can't preclude this or a similar situation from happening in the future.

If you have away to turn off HDR on your tv, try that. It might help.

Game had five awful plays in regulation: Int by allen Int by allen fumble by allen 83 yard defensive collapse Bad decision to decline a penalty and concede 3 points to to the Jets There was also another interception by allen that had the same consequencence as if he had thrown it way, and then we punted. Didn't really alter the game. Despite these five awful plays the team played well enough to tie the game in regulation. In a fact based world, Allens regulation performance resulted in a tie. To reiterate, at the end of regulation the game was tied. This cannot be disputed. All of the turnovers and other bad plays did not lead to a win. It also did not lead to a loss. The overtime was a complete shitshow, the team choked massively and the team lost the game collectively.

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as long as he "takes what the defense give him" punts are good outcome. Or so I am told.

what a turdfest

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Hurts throwing long, running with the ball, taking sacks. Total bust.

The premise in this thread seems to be Josh Allen needs the greatest mind in football to succeed Brian Daboll is that greatest mind Bringing back the greatest football mind is not feasible. So how do we rid ourselves of this albatross of a QB Beane stuck us with?

Hopefully it is the same team with the fighting spirit to tie the game in regulation despite playing without their best stuff , and not the overtime choker team.

I am sure some of their fans soiled themselves , just like some of our fans have this week.

Compared to 1970 , three extra games. And now 14 teams make the playoffs. So it is definitely easier than it used to be to over come an 0-2 start. But 0-2 still meaningfully lowers the opportunity compared to 0-0 at the seasons start.

You miss the point. I am responding to Josh needs to get used to a new OC every couple of years. This is a formula for never having continuity on the offensive side of the ball. This is a competitive disadvantage compared to elite situations like Brady and Mahomes. If we had a long term OC who is very good, that provides the continuity, which is fine. But the premise I responded to is rolling over OCs constantly. Not sure what teams have won champions with a HC who disowns the offense and has new OCs every couple of years

Turns out the report of concussion protocol was bogus. I deleted my comment because I don’t think it is relevant in light of new information

Or a a Doug Pederson situation

Again, once we got to overtime the four turnovers, the bad coaching decision on third down and the 83 yard run were in the past. The only thing McDermott needed to say after the game was “we didn’t play our best for 58 minutes, but we we put ourselves in a position to win at the end, and we choked as a team”. But instead McDermott ignored all of that in order to dwell on the first 58 minutes.