Andy1

Luck’s passes seem like they are in slow motion. He has no zip left.

What a moron. Dancing in front of the ref...

Nothing wrong with the Packers. But I do think they should have had more Super Bowl appearances than they have had with Rogers. Like the Bills, they are a small market, very cold weather team that has not given in to the corporate demand for domes. I like that.

Gotta be Dallas first, then Giants. I don’t care about the Redskins.

I just hope his head doesn’t get too full of himself. Keep it team first man.

Looks like he can play above the rim. Maybe he has had an attitude adjustment playing in the CFL. If not, he’ll be a training camp cut with nothing lost. He’ll get his shot at the big time.

Phantom call refs - playing for home team

Will be interesting to see the spot here.

Wow, Jackson really does look like a quicker version of Tyrod. I don’t see what all the positive press is about.

In all my years of watching football, I have never seen a kid turn his career around like Foster did. Thats an amazing story and inspiration for next years rookies who may get sent to the practice squad. I think it also shows just how much offensive success requires receivers and qb being “on the same page mentally” and that takes time and practice. I hope he and Allen have much success in the future.

Metcalf, N’Keal Harry and Hakeem Butler are all big fast talented receivers. I will bet that we end up with one of them. At this point, I’m not sure who I would prefer but they all look great. I just hope we don’t get the diva. If I had to guess, I’d say we get Butler in the second round.

That’s some great info you dredged up in the stats. I have never seen a receiver turn his game around like Foster has. He didn’t do much in Alabama. He couldn’t catch anything in preseason. Now he is leading the league in these stats. Amazing stuff. Also a reflection on Dabol and the development of Allen.

Before the draft, after watching a lot of college film, I was hoping we would end up with Darnold first or Allen second. I didn’t like Rosen’s attitude and felt he was injury prone like Bradford. I also didn’t think Mayfield’s game would translate to the nfl. When I saw Allen in college, his arm was obviously a big difference between him and every other prospect. You also see his mobility and the ability to make plays that you just can’t teach. He also showed great balance being very nimble in escaping pass rushers. The big unknown with him was would any of this translate well to the nfl where he would be playing against elite athletes, instead of the mountain west. In college, he seemed like a kid with super human athletic ability who was trying to figure out how to make it all work. That canon of an arm needed to be tamed and trained and he didn’t have the coaching the other prospects had. Another thing in the back of my mind was that Allen had the same college coach as Carson Wentz. One from North Dakota, the other from Wyoming. Both schools are unknowns in the world of power college football. We knew Wentz was successful, but I mean, what are the odds of both of these guys being capable nfl starting QBs? Throw in the years of mental abuse I have suffered being a Bills fan, and I had plenty of doubt mixed with my fans hope, before the season began. Well, we now know that a whole lot of Allen’s game works in the nfl. He has shown athletic ability that is off the charts. His arm is getting tamed and trained. Mentally, he has everything you want and none of the stuff you don’t want. We have seen the worst he is going to play. Things will only improve with more talent and experience from here on forward. I can say that I now have a full on bromance with him, unlike any other Bills QB we have had. I know I will be watching his highlight videos over and over in the off season, just to get me through to training camp. Until then, can’t wait till next season.

I have noticed the same thing. It seems to be automatic 1st down in those situations. That’s what 6’4” with a horse of a body and big hands can get you. I’ve seen Brady do that for years to sustain drives. I’m glad we have one of our own who can do it.

I finally feel like the Bills have found a long term answer to the quarterback problem they have had for what seems like forever. Our defense is solid. Hopefully they can get the right offensive pieces around Josh to get this offense really rolling. Optimism for 2019!

We need Lorax back for his leadership, mentor ship and good play. Great team guy. I hope they can reach a fair agreement for both sides.

Personally, I look forward to some stability and think that it will benefit the team. It’s something we haven’t had much of in the past.

Looking for the tackle after he throws an int is instinctually how Allen reacts when he makes a mistake. It’s what I have seen him do on every interception that he threw in college. When I watched his college tape, that was one of the things that stood out to me. It’s the competitive drive burning inside of him which is one thing I love about the guy.

Chargers and Saints

Do Pats fans really want a creaky 44 yr old qb playing for them? I don’t think I’d feel great about that if I were them.

If you don’t want to take the time to listen to the podcast, Schofield said he is pleasantly surprised by the development that JA has shown this year. Allen has shown the ability to throw with more touch than his college film showed. He is more certain than before that JA will be able to develop to reach his full potential.

It was strange watching him today. He looked like he was playing without his usual fire and emotion. Maybe he has realized that this is the last year for him.

100% correct. Seemed like every time I looked up to see the tv someone was making a play I have not seen any of our receivers make this year. Oh, except for one - when Benji let the ball go through his hands in the end zone.

Another crazy catch by a receiver for Seattle. Bills receivers don’t make that play.

It is a stupid title for their little clip. It could just as easily been titled “Allen’s rookie year of learning is almost over”. It is also presumptive that the lack of talent on offense will be fixed in the timeline that they decide.