Big Turk

Interesting... Allen is 8th in the NFL in passing YPG and he is tied for 3rd in Avg Yards at 8.4, by far the highest of his career, which was 7.7 last year. We think the passing offense has been "bad" but overall it's been much better than most teams and it shows that every team has games where they don't look good on offense. The main issue with the Bills is that it happens so infrequently since Allen has come into his own that we think it's a major issue when they don't play well offensively.

And on average 7 more points a game for us.

The flip side is the Bills have been very good against the pass meaning they have a significant advantage in terms of total yards in a given game usually.

Interesting concept...Mike Sando has created a "Betrayal Index" that shows how the other areas of the team are complimenting the QB play. Allen leads the NFL with 9.4 EPA/start but the Defense and Special Teams contribute -2.9 EPA/start This makes him the most "betrayed" QB in the NFL relative to his performance versus his complimentary performance. Once again showing why Allen should be the MVP... https://www.yahoo.com/sports/article/bills-josh-allen-cowboys-dak-174920265.html

Bills give up big runs but they are also among the NFL leaders in TFLs too, so they have a very high negative run rate against them. Bills currently are tied for 5th in the NFL with 5.6 per game. Only teams better are the Browns(7.7), Seahawks(6.9), Vikings(5.9) and Raiders(5.7). Bills tied with Steelers.

Which is a lot better compared to the rest of the NFL than most people think. 12th in YPG and 15th in PPG. People act like they are 32nd and 32nd by a mile, and it simply isn't true. Run D is bad, pass D is really good for the most part.

Typically the issue is steroids allow the muscles to unnaturally grow stronger than what the tendons/ligaments can support which is one of the checks/balances in the body naturally. When you lift weights, the body will never naturally allow muscles to get bigger than what can be supported by the tendons/ligaments. Tendons and ligaments increase in strength much slower than the muscles can because of the relative lack of bloodflow to them. That's why after the initial "jump" observed when starting out lifting weights, the muscle growth tends to slow down, to ensure the tendons/ligaments can keep pace. When this gets overridden by steroids, the tendons/ligaments are no longer able to withstand the additional forces placed on them by stronger contractions than what they can handle and they essentially snap.

Be surprised if he wasn't...they need WRs, only got so many on the roster and 2 are down this game. Unless they counted Hardman as a returner and bring up Codrington, then they could elevate Davis and leave Coleman inactive. Honestly, there is ZERO reason Coleman should ever be active over Davis and I'm not sure how Beane or McD could think otherwise...only thing preventing it is their ego and their investment of a 2nd round pick. Coleman is an anchor to the passing game.

Walker is a "JAG"? You don't really watch games very closely I am guessing.

Marks is their main back I think at this point

The man started laughing while he was still outside the endzone 😂😂

I had no idea he beat up Jimbo every game like that! No wonder why the man needs smelling salts, he is getting abused by his own teammate on the sideline in between series! 😂😂 That play where Brown starts blocking the DE and then releases off him to block the DB coming off the edge and push him past Allen is so freaking good...

Bills main goal should be to erase Nico Collins and force someone else to beat them.

Vegas don't care about the week to week regular season which is why they are vegas and not fans.

unless the Texans get a D/ST score or a very short field from a turnover, I see them having a hard time scoring more than 21 points, and probably not even 20.