Ray Stonada

Okay I have trouble understanding this lol But give me a playbook and three weeks of camp and I'm on it coach!

Luckily thanks to many years reading this board I understand this stuff perfectly Tbh I’m less confused by it than I used to be but it’s the speed that they process this stuff that leaves me in the dust.

Let Josh rip!!! Josh mode (44 points, 2 turnovers and 30:00 TOP) beats Brady mode (27 points, 0 turnovers and 36:00 TOP) every time!

I don’t care about Keon anymore, I just want our coaches to to the best thing for the Bills. Given that he sat and we scored 44 points, after a game in which he was clearly jogging and not even turning around on plays where the ball was thrown to him, I think he should sit unless we absolutely need him due to injuries to Palmer, Davis, Moore and Samuel.

A little off-topic, but I agree 100%. I've been there four times and it is just an awesome city. Incredible museums, parks... neighborhoods that look like Paris but with the best tacos you've had in your life. Yes, you have to be careful at night, but that's true of a lot of cities--I once tried to walk somewhere in downtown Dallas at 11pm and it was a lot scarier than Mexico City. Don't be so timid and you'll discover a beautiful place. P.S. I don't know if I'd say this game is huge, and I have a feeling the Bills are on a run now, and will continue by taking care of Davis Mills.

This is drivel. Nostradamus you ain’t.

I think the Bills will go 7-0 or 6-1 to end the season. Our offense is on a roll now and if we score 35/game ain’t no one keeping up with us.

I was at this game and I feel like with Josh playing under discipline we didn't strike any fear into them. That was our first postseason meeting with them since 13 seconds and we looked toothless by comparison. Didn't help that Diggs had checked out on the season and started pulling himself out on third downs, etc. Worse than his deep drop was his terrible fumble on the first play of the game, setting the tone that he wasn't there to compete.

I wouldn't associate his special ability so tightly with Daboll. Daboll used it (maybe best), Dorsey tried to, Brady benefits from it, but this is Josh Allen's ability which he has always had. The TD to Shavers was a throw that almost no QB's in history could make. 45-50 yard frozen rope while off balance evading the rush. From his first start against the Vikings, Josh has shown he's a unicorn. No one had EVER seen a QB leap clean over a guy. He's like Happy Gilmore back there sometimes... except a Happy Gilmore without the rage problem and with the discipline to learn all the subtleties of playing QB at the highest level.

Bills 31, Texans 11 Man that was a great game

Great point. Stop trying to impose your will or force certain players the ball. Take what the D is offering--when it's downfield passing, we got JOSH ALLEN.

The difference is this year our run defense is completely shot. Playing close games where the other team can run is a recipe for disaster. I feel it’s time to let it rip and put Josh and co together with our pass defense, which is far better.

Thanks Gunner, always appreciate your thoughts. And, ha! I skipped number 3! Whoops. I totally agree with your point above... balanced offense is great in theory, but Josh needs to get into a rhythm and then he's unstoppable. I see no problem with Cook getting 20 carries a game and Josh passing/running 35 times. But up the urgency and tempo and let him go to work. PS I was in London for the Chiefs game and went to the Fitzrovia Belle (top end of Tottenham Ct Road), awesome place to watch a game... lots of Buffalonians and met lots of fun Bills fans from the UK too.

Ps "Sunday marked Allen’s second career game with 3-plus passing TDs and three rush scores. The only other player to do so was Otto Graham in the 1954 NFL Championship Game." One guy in the history of the NFL did it, and now Josh did it twice. Think about that. The crazy thing is, Josh is such a nice guy that he accepts it when the coaches try to turn him into a practice squad QB handing off and feeding Keon Coleman and Curtis Samuel. He just says, “okay, coach” and tries his best. We love that Josh is a cool and good, but the coaches gotta recognize they have a Marvel character playing QB, not Clark Kent.

Impressive, OP… what does your crystal ball say about the Bills?