Andy1

NOOOOO! Keep our homegrown talent as long as he wants to be here. Draft picks are only a chance at getting a talented player. There are no guarantees in the draft.

My opinion - It’s worse than we know. The country will eventually come back to life in stages after the spike in cases goes down in those areas. Summer may help. But it will not be normal activity - we will be working with social distancing limits which means no group sports and no fans in stands. Until vaccine or effective treatment comes along, no football and that stinks.

Great timely message. I hope he’s our coach for many years to come.

With my limited knowledge, I think it is almost a certainty that the season will be cancelled. I see no evidence to the contrary...yet. We are just at the beginning of this crisis now. By the time we get through the initial infection wave that will move across the country, there will be some celebrities, athletes, etc who get ill and don’t recover. Those who recover can have damaged lungs from scar tissue. No athlete wants to take that risk to play a game. Smart owners also shouldn’t want to expose them to that risk either. I also can’t see NFL games without fans in the stands.

KC wins 34–31

Crazy for an undrafted RB.

Him and Kyle are two of my favorites. Thanks for all you gave us these past 4 years.

If they can get or develop a few more weapons around Allen, the Bills will be even more of a draw for the casual fan to watch. Josh is an exciting player to watch, for both good an bad reasons, but it is still ratings for the networks and NFL. Ratings=Respect by the league officials. It may take some time but I think it will happen.

Houston has 3 elite players at their positions - Hopkins, Watson and Watt. Those players made a difference in the game, Bills are young and growing, full of potential. Houston had a painful playoff loss last year. Bills got theirs yesterday. Hopefully they learn and grow from the experience. Allen is still learning at 23 yrs old. Kelley was 28 and in his third year before his first Bills playoff victory. In the long term, the future is still bright.

Whatever happens in today’s game vs Houston, we need to remember that Josh is still very young in his development as a QB. When JK won his first playoff game he was in his third season with the Bills and was 28 years old. Josh is 23 and in his second year, after coming from Wyoming. With that said, I think he will play well. We may see more designed run plays for him today. We need all weapons in attack mode on offense.

Comparing a 2nd year QB to Brady, The GOAT, is a false equivalency. Brady is the outlier of outliers in the nfl. A 6th round pick who becomes the GOAT. Any comparison WITH Allen should be with his peers or older players at similar points in their development.

He is hilarious! He’s got to be fun in the locker room.

The Bills are scoring ratings and that will surely result in several prime time games next year. People are tuning in to see what they are all about.

I am proud that they own the team. Good people.

The dreaded phantom call is back.

He needs to tame and train the rocket launcher attached to his shoulder. I think he will get there too. To me, he demonstrates skills and abilities you just can’t teach. Every QB prospect has their strengths and weaknesses. A great QB needs a bunch of different skills and charachteristics. I like what Josh has got. He has shown the ability to learn and improve and I think we’ll see improvement in the Steelers game.

Well said! I always remember Tim Russert saying at the closing end of his show that “One of these days, the Bills WILL win the championship” That has always stuck with me keeping my faith alive even during the dark, seemingly hopeless years. I think they are building something special with this group. Hopefully we get to win the last game of the season this year or in the near future!

I am thankful for the community this site provide us Bills fans. Happy Thanksgiving everyone and hopefully we can all celebrate later this evening!

B+ seems about right. Would be in the As if not for the int. The kid is a baller, never seems to get rattled and his arrow is still pointing upwards. He’s learning with each game.

Well, San Fran is looking for a kicker now.

That was an amazing pass. Incredible touch on that throw.

The receiver patterns may be different this year than last year. Last year, after his injury, they pushed the receiver patterns to the sides of the field to open up the center. This enabled Josh to have big runs, but expose him to the risk of injury. This year they may be running a more conventional set of receiver patterns to promote his development as a passer and the development of other receivers and tight ends.

What we are missing is time to gel and experience in the system for the whole offense. The defense is ahead of them by a couple years. Give them time. I think they will be much better by end of year.

He is definitely ultra competitive and wants to win at everything. He doesn’t stay down for long. Short memory is a great attribute to have if you tend to throw ints. Definitely is clutch but it may be a roller coaster getting to the end of the game.

Thats incredible! Love it!!!