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Bad spot by the refs

They can't even cap a scoring drive right

Yeah. He and Trevor Lawrence have the same level of charisma, nonexistent.

Nah, Lamar wouldn't throw 3 INT's and he'd have at least 50 on the ground.

It was just a general observation about how his day is going. Their whole team is crapping the bed.

Then he throws a 3rd INT

10/24 for 118 and 2 INT's. Just turrible *Charles Barkley voice*

On display - Justin Herbert's propensity for choking in the Playoffs. Rex Ryan is reaching for his antidepressants as I type.

If anything, it wasn't to prevent them from picking first, it was to prevent them from parlaying that #1 pick into a bunch of picks.

Why do people keep saying Allen is doing more with less? Because Allen is actually doing more with less. Because Allen has to constantly overcome the shortcomings of his defense. You call Hollins solid? In his 8 year career, he has had one season with more yards than this year's whopping 378 receiving. Cooper is solid and Shakir is a solid Slot WR. They are good players, but neither of them are "top tier" as you claim. Josh then makes average to below average guys look better than they are because of his understanding of this offense and the way he puts them in position to succeed. Josh also makes this OL look better than they would be with other QB's because of his escapability. He has done this for years. This is probably the best OL out of the rest that he has had, as well as the way Brady has a penchant to use an additional OL'man in his formations. You mention the OC? What about Monken and what he's done to transform the Ravens offense. This offense, and the offense as a whole, is on the shoulders of 17. Not saying Lamar isn't important, because he is an OUTSTANDING player, but all 5 of Baltimore's losses came in games where Henry had 84 yards or fewer. The only games they won where he had less than 100? The Giants, a terrible team all around. And the Bengals twice, a defense that allowed the 8th most points in the league. Again, both are deserving of whatever accolades they receive. But don't act like anyone else is making Josh, because 17 has easily proven he's in a league of his own this year.

I only hear a couple of bobbleheads saying Josh deserves it. A majority of the ones I have seen are all pro-Lamar. You underestimate the narratives the loudest ones, and the companies they work for, push.

They are both deserving. Lamar has had a FANTASTIC season. Josh has had a FANTASTIC season. My argument for Josh is two fold. One, he led his team to the 2nd seed in the AFC despite the horrendous defensive performances we have seen. We have the 2nd worst 3rd down defense in the league. Lamar has the better defense on his side, and his team still came up with less wins. Josh led his team to victories over both #1 seeds in the Playoffs, absolutely shining in both performances. Two, Josh put up almost 4,300 total yards and 41 total TD's without a single 1,000 yard WR and Cook just barely scraping past 1,000. We have the most prolific scoring offense since the Pats in '07. He's doing all of this with no #1 WR. These guys are a couple of #2 (yes, I see Cooper as a 2 at this stage. A guy who also came in multiple games into the season). We have a couple of solid slot guys in Shakir and Samuel (with Samuel being the lesser of the two). Then some 3rd and 4th men up on any other team. All of these guys are playing meaningful snaps here, and Josh is making them look better than anyone else could. The problem I have with all of the so called "sports media" 🤡's is last year Josh had superior stats, turnovers or not. Josh was better all the way around. The argument from those dorks last year was team record. That's all you heard was team record and turnovers. This year Josh has lesser weaponry, has less turnovers as a whole, his team has a better record, he beat the two best teams from each conference, but now the 🤡's argue it's about the stats. It's all stats, stats, stats. Lamar is disrespected and underappreciated. Josh would only get the award because people are tired of voting for Lamar. Lamar is MJ. Josh is Charles Barkley. It's stupid. It's shallow. It shows their bias.

Did you see the post I quoted in my response you quoted? You may want to go back. If you hate Browns fans, then why don't you just say it already

Hey, did you guys hear Haslam paid Watson $500k cash off the books to let them whack his achilles again, cause it to rupture, and all for the purpose of them being able to end the relationship once and for all?

This is good. Let them keep p*ssing Josh off and downplaying his accomplishments. We all know how much more dangerous he becomes when he feels slighted. This is the perfect time for this info to be coming out.

It's crazy to watch this whole situation play out since the Browns moved on from Mayfield for Watson, and everything that has transpired since. His career and that organization have gone down the crapper.

So you have Denver winning it all after beating the Jags in the 1st Round? Nice 1997 Denver Broncos Rosters, Stats, Schedule, Team Draftees Won Wild Card 42-17 vs. Jacksonville Jaguars Won Divisional Round 14-10 vs. Kansas City Chiefs Won Conference Championship 24-21 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers Won Super Bowl 31-24 vs. Green Bay Packers

Remember the Cowboys game last year? This is exactly what we did to Parsons and we dominated the Cowboys.

If JA17 wasn't Superman, none of these guys would be where they are right now. Josh knows when to throw the ball, where to throw the ball, and he does so in a manner which allows his guys to make plays. There is a reason Mitch and Mike White are where they are at this point in their careers. Keon's season as a whole has been a success in my opinion, and I was one of his biggest detractors going back to before the draft. One meaningless game with a bunch of backups and 3rd stringers around, a game we obviously didn't care to win, is not a reason to sound an alarm.

This game could be like the Colts game a couple of years ago. Payton is still an excellent offensive mind and Nix fits his system perfectly. He's also more mobile than Brees ever was. That's what makes me nervous is the kid's mobility. We can't have guys out there blowing their assignments, taking bad angles, and missing tackles. There is a lot of motions and misdirection in their offense. We are going to have to play disciplined football. They also have guys that get after the QB, as evidenced by them leading the league in sacks with 63. Our OL will have to play one of their best games of the season. Two of our losses this season came against two of the teams in the top 4 in this statistic. Houston and Baltimore. If we cannot protect JA17 this game could go off the rails. In the end, I expect us to pull out a hard fought victory. The crowd noise will be a huge advantage for the Bills.

I think the Giants start over.....again. I think the Colts have seen enough. Pederson is probably done as a HC forever. Jax gives him the boot. The Raiders won't bring Pierce back. I think Tennessee gives their coach another year. I think Jerruh Jones, against better judgment, brings McCarthy back again.

Now that we know we're playing Denver, these are the keys to the game. 1. Protect JA. That Denver DL ain't no joke. 2. Discipline on defense. Don't fall for the motions and stick with your assignment. 3. Interior pressure on Nix. If we can push the pocket with Oliver, Carter, Phillips, and Jones then I like our chances to force Nix into some bad throws.

It might push Rodgers Madden rating to an acceptable level