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I think it happened on the play where he dropped the TD pass tbh.

It's literally on the page itself, 2nd post up, when you click the link.

The kid is clutch. He had 5 game winning drives last year, 1 this year against the Rams in the final seconds, 1 that should have been against AZ, and has stepped up when needed to stretch the lead out in key moments. He's definitely got that MJ/Mamba mentality on the field.

I'm surprised he didn't try to get additional funding for "The Tre White Goalie Academy" while he had them cornered.

Yolo has this covered in the Championship week thread

I have to disagree with Schrager. Josh was the main reason we won against the Colts. He completed 74% for 324yds, 2 TD's, and then added 54yds rushing with another TD. He was the entire offense in that game. It just wasn't a blowout, flashy, 4 TD passing performance. Schrager sounds like some of those other people who still try to spew that "Josh Allen doesn't have any signature wins" jargon right there.

All will be forgiven when he "Pinto Ron's" Nick Wright tomorrow on live TV.

Josh on Sunday

I bet he'd deflate the footballs for Brady too, to even the playing field.

How awesome, and how much of a kick in the junk, would it be if Kumerow caught the game winning TD pass against the Pack in the SB?

This is true. I have had numerous people at work tell me, "I'm rooting for your boys to finally get one." And I'm like, "Yeah, me too." But seriously, even out in public all kinds of people talk to me because I have on my Bills gear now. "That Josh Allen, man, that guy is something else." "You guys are going to win it all." "It's your year." Stuff like that everywhere. Some of the people who were clowning me for having a Josh Allen jersey last year have now walked back on all of it. After all the years of catching grief we are finally up again. It feels great to have been dedicated through the tough times because it makes you actually appreciate the good that much more.

And this goes along with part of the point I was making in my previous posts. There have been more than a couple of flags raised in his time there. The most recent one was shipping out one of the best WR's in the league for a Yoohoo and a bag of peanuts. If that doesn't tell you, "hey, maybe I should start trying to plan my future elsewhere if I want to win" then I don't know what does. What did he do instead? He made sure he got that up front money and signed that big contract. Now that he's got that money he feels entitled that he should have more of a say, promised, suggested, mentioned in passing, or otherwise. Now the decisions being made are a problem. Where was he at when they traded Nuk? All he did was say he was hurt. Why? Because he had not signed that big $$$ contract yet. I know they play two different positions and the situations are slightly different, but this reminds me of the NY Giants and Odell Beckham. A star player gets big money, starts making situations more about themselves than the organization as a whole, and ends up out the door.

There were "reports" he was was to be involved in both. McNair said he would keep him "in the loop" during the coaching search. Either way, Deshaun comes off as a kid who is mad he got a strawberry Blow-Pop instead of watermelon one to me. You knew where you were at. You see how previous situations have been handled. You still signed the contract to get that $$$ a couple months after they shipped Nuk out of town. Now you want to be up in arms about the GM hire and not answer texts/phone calls? Very professional and not prima-donna-esque at all, no. Trade him for a massive haul, or let him sit and not get paid at all. It's on him, or at least act like an adult while trying to work through it.

We're getting a leg up on the SB matchup vs the Packers

I also love how everyone keeps talking about Tucker's two missed kicks like they were the deciding factor, but make no mention of Bass' two missed kicks which evens the situation out. Media 🤡's

Josh right now bruh and the Chiefs aren't The Avengers

I understand Watson is the face of the franchise (at this point), but how does that make him worthy of being involved in every decision within the football operations? He didn't have to sign that contract, but he did for the money. He knew who was there. He saw what they did to D-Hop. He still signed the extension. Now, because they aren't seeking his approval for every decision, he wants to force his way out of Houston? Just because you are the highest paid player on the team doesn't mean you can also basically run the entire organization. To me it's selfish and a Prima-Donna type move.

It's ours, I like it.

Is there anyone else who thinks this may have been weighing on Josh's mind a bit? I do. Not like overwhelming dread, but just a thought in the back of his mind. We know about the personal relationship these guys have off the field and how special it has been for each. I think we see Josh's best performance of the playoffs this week against KC now that he knows the jolly fat man is hanging in for at least another year.

I'm of the crowd that would rather face Mahomes than Henne. That way, if we win, there will be no excuses like, "Oh, well if the Chiefs had Mahomes.." blah, blah, blah. Nah, I want us to whoop that with Patrick taking the snaps.

Knew this was coming. Who wants to be in Houston or Philly right now?

I miss talking about draft scenarios from November until May as well. We should be in full blown scouting mode right now.