Albany,n.y.

Remember when he was the next Josh Allen? Malik Willis: The next Josh Allen? - The Stadium Wall - Two Bills Drive Edit: I can't get this to link, it's on page 334 of The Stadium Wall. Here was my response: Albany,n.y. Posted February 2, 2022 I think he's the next Bo Levi Mitchell, the QB who Canadians wanted the Bills to sign before they drafted Josh. Good luck in the CFL Malik.

Like betting it on Bills games😃

Only if the Broncos are willing to give us their 1st round pick to take Wilson off their hands. I'd rather have Wilson the soccer ball than Zach Wilson.

He became a faster version of Josh Rosen. 😄

Not looking good: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/trey-lance-cinco-interceptions-top-10-cowboys-chargers-observations/ar-AA1pnnFA 1. TREY TALK - After almost three full preseason games, it's clear that Lance ain't "it." Definitely not the Cowboys' No. 2 quarterback of the present, nor the No. 1 quarterback of their future. Time and again this preseason - and again Saturday - Lance just wasn't accurate with his passes or savvy with his reads. He missed wide-open receivers with overthrows. He put the ball on the back hip of receivers running crossing routes, forcing them to significantly throttle down. And he complicated matters with poor decisions, throwing two interceptions with late deliveries to dangerous locations - including one pick in the end zone in the third quarter. In the fourth quarter he threw a Pick 6 to a linebacker he appeared to have never seen. To be fair, he also lofted a nice fade route for a score and another perfect pass dropped in the end zone by receiver Deontay Burnett. But it was far more woe than whoa! He accounted for 413 total yards of offense, but also what has to be a franchise-record for interceptions in a preseason game with one-two-three-four-FIVE. His signature play: a 46-yard touchdown sprint on a run-pass-option in which he didn't have to make a move and was never touched down the sideline. The Cowboys - especially Jerry - would have loved Lance to win the backup job from Cooper Rush. But it wasn't even close. In three games he went 77 of 113 (68 percent) for 662 yards, two touchdowns, five interceptions, six sacks and 170 yards rushing. Harsh truth: At this point in his development, Lance is a much better NFL running back than he is an NFL quarterback. Him in the shotgun is like the Wildcat, but not by design. Can the Cowboys draw up a specific package of plays to cater to Lance's elite athleticism? He can't be trusted with Red Zone passes, but his legs are a unique asset. He's Taysom Hill, with more wiggle and less physicality.

I've never bought anything or boycotted anything based on a celebrity endorsement. It's always the product that sells itself, not the endorser. If the product was good, I'd buy it no matter who sold it-I don't believe in boycotts of any product.

Mitch is here for one reason-Josh Allen likes him (as evidenced by the fact Mitch & his wife were on the short list of invitees to Josh's Halloween party the last time they were in Buffalo). That's the #1 prerequisite for the Bills backup QB, similar to when Kelly was QB & Reich was one of his BFFs.

How could you possibly know that? The guy has hardly played & when he did, he was pretty awful. As of today, there's no evidence that Trey Lance is a major upgrade over anybody.

It got their GM fired. I imagine he still has nightmares about using the S2 test that helped him decide to pick an undersized QB over a guy who did poorly on an unreliable test.

Some Patriots fans think their 6th round QB Joe Milton III (JMIII) will have a better NFL career than Drake Maye.

Guys on 1 year contracts are on a very short leash. Stub your toe & it's sayonara.

They only wanted one of the top 3 QBs. Once they were gone, they decided to go for a WR. If you're still surprised, I guess you didn't watch Hard Knocks.

Good thing we signed DiNucci before the Vikings could get him.

I'm pretty sure Ben DiNucci doesn't live with his parents.

Unfortunately, I've been to the 2 worst losses in McDermott's career: Bills at Chargers 2017, Bills at Ravens 2018. They have 1 thing in common-Nathan Peterman started. He ruined 2 road trips for me in a 10-month span.

I don't care how windy it is. Martin is playing himself off the team.

He answered them with lies. How is that better than not answering them at all? Because when he lied, he, in fact, DIDN'T answer the questions.

I can't tell what is purple: looks blue to me. The worst thing you can do visually to me is put red lettering on a black background-I can't see a damn thing.

No Mahomes & KC doesn't get the ball to Kelce or Hill. Also, no Mahomes means KC isn't even in the game. The Broncos had just signed Case Keenum, so their QB spot was set. 😀

Bill Parcells. Turned around every team he coached, then turned Miami around as an executive. Most of the so-called geniuses only did it in one place. Parcells did it in 5.

The main reason that the Bills haven't made it to the Super Bowl is KC with Mahomes. Take Mahomes away from KC and the Bills win all those playoff games with Mahomes at QB. Meanwhile, if the Bills draft Mahomes in 2017, Josh Allen ends up in Arizona, so the 2 top QBs are in different conferences, and one can't stop the other getting into the Super Bowl.

If you think Chris Brown is bad, try listening to a race call at Finger Lakes Racetrack. Their long time announcer, Tony Calo, left & relocated in Kentucky where he's calling races at Turfway Park & Ellis Park. So they hired Anthony Stabile who left NYRA last year. He's horrible. I hope they hire a real race caller next year. Not that it matters too much to me since I rarely watch or bet on Finger Lakes races. https://paulickreport.com/news/horseplayers-category/report-stabile-resigns-from-nyra-television-handicapping-duties

My initial reaction when they re-signed Jones was: Didn't they learn anything from when they were in Buffalo and the Bills decided it was best to get rid of Tyrod Taylor & do everything possible to get their QB in the draft. Sure, the Bills could have been content with making the playoffs in 2017, but they knew better. I really thought the Giants would do the same thing with Jones, especially after they didn't use the 5th year option. All along I thought signing Jones for franchise QB money was ridiculous. They compounded the error that helped get Gettleman fired.

I used to be stadium all the way. From the middle of 1990 until the Thanksgiving week Sunday Night game vs NE in 2007 I never missed a home regular season or playoff game. I'm now 70 and the drive (around 300 miles each way) plus all the fans who stand throughout the game have turned me into a TV fan. I can't stand for a whole game. We used to have 1st row club end zone seats & there was nobody in front of us for the last few years I went to games. Last year I didn't see any Bills games in person. I went to the Giants/Jets and it rained the whole game. I was sick the whole week after that. The year before I went to a SF 49ers home game & got Covid from the train ride to the stadium after the park & ride. I currently don't have any games planned for this season.

It came down to a coin toss. The two got together & one of them was going to have to change his name. There was a 50/50 chance that our Joshua Patrick Allen would have to change his name to JP Allen. If our Josh had lost the coin toss, a lot of Bills fans would be having nightmares of another QB named JP.