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Hurts' numbers came mostly in the second half after the game had been decided by the Philly Dline. I would have voted for Sweat who made the biggest numeric contribution to the Dline first half dominance.

Well deserved. The vote should not have been that close.

Bills need someone who can stretch the field

I feel better about the Bills playing the Chiefs in KC than I did about them playing the Ravens in Buffalo.

Since JA got whacked in the head on his 2nd to last run of the first half, he hasn't thrown one good pass. Since the ensuing touchdown, he hasn't run once. Just saying.

This came up in passing in another thread. My first and thought is that the best season by a Bill was OJ's 1973 2000 yards season when he gained 75% more yards than the league's second leading rusher. To put that level of domination in perspective, Henry, this season's 2nd leading rusher, is currently on track to gain around 1700 yards; were Barkley, the leading rusher, to dominate in the way the OJ did, he would end the season with just short of 3000 yards, or more than 90% of the single season team record! However, were Josh Allen to extend his remarkable season to the point of willing the Bills to the Super Bowl or even winning it, a case might be made that his season surpassed OJ's. What do other Bills' fans think about this? Any other contenders for best individual season in Bills' history come to mind?

Arguable at best. OJ averaged 143 yards rushing per game in 1973. Present day MVP voters looked ready to vote for Barkley (who has a lot of high end talent around him) over Allen (who doesn't) when Barkley was averaging 122 yards a game. At that point Barkley had a slight lead over Henry for the rushing lead. The #2 rusher in 1973 averaged under 82 yards a game, not much more than HALF of what OJ did. I listen to a lot of national sports talk and during the discussions for MVP (which I think JA should win in a runaway), the argument against Allen is that his stats aren't overwhelmingly impressive. Josh Allen is having a fantastic year but OJ's 73 is numerically unrivaled.

Lot of recency bias here. That said, JA is on a trajectory to be #1.

Pathetic

I wouldn't get rid of Bass at halftime, but I would explore all opportunities to replace him before the next game. But before cutting him, why not let him try the 66 yard field goal? IMO, that has a much better chance of scoring than an all-or-nothing screen pass.

Definitely

Things that pissed me off besides the coaching SNAFUs: Bills blitz packages which rarely if ever generate pressure. Nick Wright called both Rams upset and Stafford going toe to toe with Allen.

I'll be too nervous/agitated to eat.

Davis. Anyone else think he should be starting?

I came into the world five months after the Bills did. While I went to a few games at War Memorial, my first solid/specific memory is listening (on a vaccum tube radio that took quite a while to warm up) to the Bills playing the Chiefs (January 1, 1967) in the AFL championship game for the right to go to the first Super Bowl. While the Bills got blown out (in Buffalo), settting the tone, the hook was set deep.