Special K

When they announced the uniform combo, I said: Why do the Bills want to play the Pats while wearing the Pats uniforms??

I was watching Red Zone, and they showed the Crowder TD, and I thought to myself "He was always injured when he was with the Bills." The next thing out of the announcer's mouth was "He's just coming back from an injury..."🤣

The Pats lost to the Bills like the drought-era Bills would lose to the Pats sometimes. They would look great in the first half, then just when you start to think "hey, they are finally going to beat them!!", they would make a few bone headed errors that the Pats would take advantage of. The fumble, the backwards pass fumble, and the red zone interception were the boneheaded plays that the Bills took advantage of to win the game. Love it that the Bills can now beat the Pats without playing their A game, or even their B or C game. In your face Pats fans..... Go Bills!!!!!

Much better!

As good as the Offensive gameplan was vs the Lions, this weeks gameplan is the opposite. Let's hope for some second half adjustments!! Go Bills!!!

Would not be surprised to see Kincaid vin concussion protocol..... his head hit pretty hard on the ground.

Yikes!! This Defense is going to cost the Bills in the playoffs.

That coverage reminded me of Leodis McKelvin......good coverage, but just turn around and make a play on the ball!!

As has been mentioned in the thread, not questioning his manliness for crying....questioning his leadership and maturity for the timing and extent of his outburst. If he broke down and cried in the post game press conference, and was inconsolable then I would have no problem with it. Crying or not crying doesn't determine your manliness, but crapping the bed because you can't get your emotions in check when you have a job to do as a QB and a Captain seems like a problem worth calling out.

Not disrespecting your opinion......but if you get the chance, look at the highlights of my Orlando Magic playing the Miami Heat tonight.....Orlando's three best players were out of the game due to injury, then in the first quarter, their best bench player and emotional leader had a serious knee injury and had to be carried off the court....all the players were upset, but no one cried like a baby on the court......the team was shell-shocked from all that was happening and got down by 25 points......fast forward to the 4th quarter, where the Magic pulled it together, and showed real grit and character and outscored the Heat 37-8 for the greatest comeback in Magic history. That is what I want to see from a team when faced with such adversity.

I don't take "special k"......hell, I don't even eat the cereal!!🙂

Are you both telling me that you would be crying like that on National TV in that situation?? I think its perfectly normal to be upset...I would be...but his reaction was too much for a grown man who is Captain of his team.

I understand guys should be upset when one of their teammates goes down with such a gruesome injury, but Stroud's over the top antics seemed quite juvenile and unbecoming of a Captain of the Offense and a supposed leader of the team. I counted at least 5 different teammates that had to come over and comfort him, trying to tell him to get it together with no success. he was crying so much, you would think he was actually the one injured......way to take the focus away from your injured teammate. Anyone with any sense should have realized the cameras were going to be on you in that moment, and you need to keep it together and act like a leader....not to mention the fact that he played pretty poorly after the Dell injury. I know a lot of Bills players had tears in their eyes during the Hamlin incident, but that was a completely different situation IMO.....they thought he died on the field. I just thought it was a bad look and a little immature for the face of their franchise to carry on in that way. Flame away!!!!!

Was that not taunting??

At the start of the last few seasons, I say to myself "Well there's no way Josh can be any better than he was last year", then he proceeds to be better than he was in the previous season.... the sky is still the limit for Josh!

I remember that he did have a really big windup. Like I said in my original post, there is no comparison to JA, but I just thought it would be fun to figure out who most resembles the qualities that Allen possesses.

OK, we all know the correct answer is nobody, but if you had to pick somebody who would it be?? I am going to go with Randall Cunningham. They both are equipped with a cannon arm, elite athleticism, and an uncanny ability to escape the pocket under pressure. The only differences are Josh is much bigger 6-5 240 to Cunningham 6-3 212, and more driven to be the best where the knock on Cunningham was he was more interested in the fame than being great. However, Cunningham played in a time where the rules were different...QB's and WR's were not protected like they are now, and coaches did not use the QB as a dual run/pass threat like they do now. I think if you "time-machined" an in his prime Cunningham to the present, he would be the third best QB in the league right now behind Allen and Mahomes, IMO. For you Millenials and Gen Z'ers out there go on Youtube and watch some Randall Cunningham highlights!! What do you think??

Update with 3 games remaining: Kincaid: 38 receptions Knox: 19 receptions Total: 57 receptions Wow...myself and a lot of others were way off on this one. Obviously, Kincaid missing the games he missed did not help, but I don't think they would have reached the over anyway. It certainly hasn't hurt the Offense at all, but I think Kincaid not being more a centerpiece of the Offense was one of the bigger surprises of the year so far for me.

With a whopping 8 rushing TD's in the last 5 games, the over has officially been reached with 3 games to go!! Maybe now the question should be if he will match his 15 TD season of a year ago??

So......after 161 pages...............have we quietly gotten better at WR or not????? My answer is that Josh Allen has LOUDLY gotten better, which trickles down to everyone else on the Offense. I really like the WR's the Bills have on their roster....they all bring a unique skillset to the position. The only thing that is missing is a guy with top-shelf speed.....I hope they add one through the draft next year, and hope they can find a way to keep Cooper as well.

I'd bet Josh starts that game, hands the ball off twice, then comes out of the game to keep his consecutive starts record in tact.

This guy has:

I have Sunday Ticket so it doesn't matter to me, but the Orlando area is stuck watching Jags/Raiders instead of the Bills....yuck!!

He's a big phony, IMO. Whenever things aren't going well, he all of a sudden starts limping around so he has a built in excuse for why they lose, or look like a hero if they win. He sees the writing on the wall that the Bills will beat KC in Buffalo or KC in the playoffs, so he is setting up his excuse for when they lose.