DapperCam

I guess Sherman missed when Allen torched the 49ers for 375 yards, 4 TDs and 0 INT. Pretty sure Sherman was the starting boundary corner for that game.

I just think our safeties and linebackers aren't going to be up to the task. I don't think we'll abandon the run, but we will need to match them score-for-score. For comparison, the Bills scored 34 last week (around the same as my prediction for this week) and never abandoned the run (33 rushing attempts vs 23 passing attempts).

Gonna be a shootout, should be a fun one. 37-36 Bills win, Bass game winning FG as time expires.

I always loved the way Dez Bryant played (even if he was as dumb as a box of rocks). If Keon Coleman can be our Dez Bryant, then consider me tickled pink.

He was kind of washed last year, but he punched that ball out of the back of the endzone for a touchback in the KC playoff game. Big props to him for a clutch play in his final game as a Bill.

His team lost too. Feels like these usually go to players on teams that win unless they really dominate.

Joe Mixon. Definitely not as impressive as Allen, but these weekly awards are from the league office and essentially marketing. They try to spread the love around.

Rousseau was so good that Allen didn’t get Offensive player of the week. They don’t really give both to the same team.

His hand must hurt based on his responses. That’s an interesting glove, looks like it has extra padding. Glad nothing is broken!

I guess Allen or Baker didn’t have enough style points for PFF? Playing a nearly flawless game and bringing your team the W isn’t as impressive as getting your butt kicked on MNF I guess.

You guys are gonna look silly after he’s an All-Pro this year.

I actually think Allen could play better and he probably will. Ball placement wasn’t always spot on, and he only had a few big plays on time and “on script”. This was the first real playing time in Brady’s offense (rather than Brady adapting Dorsey’s offense like last year). I think Allen will ascend to even greater heights as he gets comfortable in the new offense and gains chemistry with all the new receivers. I would give him an A- personally.

I could see us being the second seed despite our lackluster defense. I think we can win in a shootout most weeks if it is necessary as long as Allen stays healthy.

I feel the same way when I watch the Chiefs. Not necessarily the pass catchers but the scheme. Every drive Mahomes will have at least a couple passes to wide open receivers down the field that have been schemed open in a clever way. It even happens in the red zone where things are supposed to be compressed and tighter for the offense. The Bills have a schemed wide open WR or TE approximately never.

I guess I just disagree. I didn’t see receivers running wide open all over the place last night, and Purdy made some throws that had a high degree of difficulty (with his WR actually dropping multiple TDs). He probably wouldn’t succeed in the same way Allen does here, because that is almost like backyard football. But maybe he would succeed here in a different way (throwing on time to whatever the correct read for the play is).

Purdy had a great game with some really nice throws against a good Jets defense. I think the “system QB” allegations might have been premature. Wouldn’t surprise me to see the 49ers back in the SB this season.

Who thinks Allen would have thrown it away like Purdy just did? Lol. No way…he’s trying to squeeze it in somewhere.

Purdy is throwing some dimes out there

I can tell this is going to be a shootout.

90% of people watching will just be doing so hoping to see ARod fall flat on his face. That guy did an expert heel turn

I think it's just as likely the Cleveland offense stinks.

One thing I noticed is that the Cardinals tackles were moving early and were never called, but we had 2 false starts. I kind of understanding allowing some leeway in lining up a little deeper, but they shouldn’t be letting lineman start blocking before the ball is snapped.

On the one hand, it felt like playing not to lose. On the other hand, if we didn’t get the 1st down the game is probably going into OT.

Coleman was awesome, and the best part was it felt very sustainable. Nothing about his performance required extraordinary effort or circumstances. It all seemed comfortably within his abilities.

I have no issue if he produces for the Texans. Good for him. Our offense was still as productive as last year with him out and that is what’s relevant to us. One of his TDs (the crossing route one) was actually a really nice play design. The initial wave of WR cleared out the middle of the field and it was an easy catch and almost walk into the endzone. Hope we steal that.