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Win games and let the rest sort itself out.

If we run the table ending up 13-3, with Allen continuing to lead the charge, I think he gets the MVP. From top to bottom KC arguably has the best talent of any team in the league. At that point I think that you seriously have to consider where either team may be without their candidate. Without Allen? The Bills are easily the Jets/Jags this year imo. Without Mahomes? KC is still likely a .500 team. This doesn't mean I don't believe Mahomes is great, because he is without question. I just think Josh Allen IS the Buffalo Bills and this team would be going absolutely nowhere without him.

I took note of this as well. With Josh's steady progression over the last 3 years, his character, and work ethic off of the field it's pretty safe to assume we've found our guy.

Not too terribly bad this week in VA for the early slate: Miami/KC NY/AZ I'll probably pass on the late game though: WSH/SF Appreciate you doing this every week @SlimShady'sSpaceForce

The Michigan state legislature has already "elected" him to office

They had the 6th overall defense in the NFL going into that game. Daboll had an excellent game plan and Josh did Josh-type things. They had no answer for it, as many of the other teams we've faced this year.

The only place I want to see the Bucs or Tom Brady go?

That's because they were too busy drooling over or making excuses for Shanahan and Saleh, even though they were down by 3 scores for most of the game.

And that's why we don't see the 8+ sacks by now imo, because they are playing him out of position in many instances. Having to cover the 1-Tech because Star opted out this year has hurt his numbers. Ed O is a good player, a good fit for this defense, but this is what he is sucking it up to do this year. I honestly think this year is going to make him better by leaps and bounds when he goes back to manning the 3-Tech full time next season.

Even in a trade scenario the dead cap hit would be slapped upon the team who gave him the signing bonus originally. They can't move him and their cap situation is already shaping up bad for next year as it is.

Dorsey is waiting in the wings imo. He's a smart guy and even Josh talked about the "juice" he's brought into the room. I'm sure McDermott has already considered the potential losses of both Daboll and Frazier at any given point and has an idea as to what he would do.

They can't move him. He leaves $60,000,000 in dead $$$ if they move him next year and almost $25,000,000 in 2022. This has to be one of the worst contracts ever doled out in history. The Eagles are left with nothing, but buyer's remorse for the next year and a half at least. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/philadelphia-eagles/carson-wentz-18950/

When I've listened to him speak he comes off as a bit arrogant. His character overall though, I have no idea. He's an extremely talented football player for sure.

"You're no bigger than a Pekingese, a Pekingese."

This right here alone (this week's example anyway) proves that QBR is nothing but horse crap. Lamar Jackson, who was 12/17 for 107 yds with 2 TD 1INT, had a higher rating than Josh this week. https://www.espn.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=401220151

Definitely KC. We're not going to get the #1 seed. Having the Dolphins lose however puts us closer to the AFCE crown.

Lee Smith after reading this

Miami will lose 2 out of the next 3, finding a way to win 1 game(probably against LV). That will have their record at 9-6 coming into week 17. We have to go at least 2-2 over the next 4 to wrap up the AFCE. Get ready ladies and gents, first AFCE crown in 25 years is on deck.

Ahhhhh yes, the ole "signature win" mantra. Nooooo, that didn't happen last year with all of the 4th quarter comebacks or the Dallas game on Thanksgiving. Nooooo, that didn't happen when he torched Miami this year. Nooooo, that didn't happen when he led the team down on a game winning drive in the final seconds against the NFC West leading Rams. Nooooo, that didn't happen when we were up against the MVP frontrunner at the time in Russell Wilson where he destroyed the Seattle secondary for 60 minutes less than 24 hours after the passing of his grandmother. Nooooo, not when he spanked the Raiders. Nooooo, not after last night's nationally televised drumming of the SF 49ers whom the announcers, pre-game hosts, and basically everyone was ballwashing after last week's victory over the Rams as well as during the game last night while they were getting their butts handed to them. It's cool though. I like it. Let them keep doubting, hating, whatever. It just adds fuel to the fire that burns not only in Josh, but the rest of this team as a whole because they keep being slept on.

I don't really see that with this team. We've had some quality victories this year and some tough losses. I think they truly take it game by game, week by week, like everything is a one game season almost. There is a difference between being confident in what we are doing and what guys we have doing it versus being overconfident where you set yourself up for failure. These guys are hungry. They want to win now. They want to win in January, and possibly February, more so than anything. They've listened to the doubters all year long and it just seems to fuel the fire.

Both picked the Niners to win with both basically saying, not in these exact words, that it was going to be due to the SF coaching staff outcoaching ours, our defense not being able to stop their run game, and Josh Allen was going to have tough sledding against the SF defense. All three reasons were why the Bills won, because the exact opposite of those things happened. McDermott and squad outcoached Shanahan and Saleh, we held the running game in check, and Josh Allen carved them up like a Christmas ham.