Big Turk

Stems from losing Leonard Floyd and Gabe Davis in free agency.... https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/the-bills-should-be-receiving-two-extra-2025-nfl-draft-picks

Yes he would. Initially the owners approved a rule change to allow PS callups to be the emergency 3rd QB but this was seen as a way to stash players on the PS without paying them on game checks for being on the active roster so it was reverted prior to roster cut downs coming out of the pre-season.

This does not seem to be correct: "Q: When is an Emergency Third Quarterback permitted to enter a game? A: An Emergency Third Quarterback is permitted to enter a game only if the club's two active quarterbacks are unable to play either by disqualification or injury, including for example, if QB1 is unable to play and QB2 is being evaluated for an injury." https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-emergency-third-quarterback-rule-questions-and-answers

How would he go into concussion protocol from handing the ball off once and then leaving?

Wow...Allen is also about to win the MPV - "Multi Passenger Vehicle" Award now too?? Damn....dude is really cleaning up this year... 😂😂

But I thought that he would only be able to play if both other QB's were ruled out with injuries in that case? Clearly Allen wouldn't be out due to injury.

Who really wants that job? I mean Vrabel could be a good hire, but how likely is he to succeed with that ownership in place and how much he meddles in things?

I'd do that with quickness

I mean the Colts have 3 Pro Bowlers.

Well, if it is anything like the anonymous NFL Exec poll where Allen has 22 of the 27 votes, it won't be.

Sorry...I meant All-Pro...which I know isn't decided til after the season but I highly doubt he gets any love there.

Dorian is a very good "see ball, get ball player" but where he pales in comparison to Milano is instincts as to where to be and how to position himself for what is "about to happen" to either prevent it or make a play on the ball. Dorian is a good player, especially against the run when he can come downhill, and in some ways reminds me a lot of Nigel Bradham in terms of his physicality, but he gives up a lot in coverage.

Not too many JAG's average 9.5 sacks over their first 4 seasons. Just saying.

+ You could see Aaron Rodgers wanted no part of that once he saw him coming in.

He has turned into a JAG...kinda crazy, he is still relatively young.

Acho has one MVP vote. Orlovsky has another. Both are voting for Allen. Hard to argue we have a better line when Henry is averaging almost 6 YPC.

I mean he is starting to look better and better to me each game... Those two violent fumble recoveries he has had since being back aren't nothing either. Dude dove on those balls like a dog trying to get a bone coming in from a long ways away to get it when other players were a lot closer.

It kinda sucks Dawkins isn't getting more love...Allen has been sacked a total of 14 times, and while a lot of that is on Allen avoiding them, the protection has been fantastic and the run game has been mostly very good.

I think we have to give him a second contract...he is becoming a very important piece to this offense and the RB room is essentially perfect in terms of different skill sets that each of them have.

Agree, but it's an NFL recognized event so they want to at least make it seem like it's important Will be interesting to see if he gets any All-Pro love

Nope, this isn't in the contract, this is part of the NFL's player performance bonuses/escalators. If players drastically outperform their contracts, they get player performance bonuses and it's structured in 3 levels. He already hit the first 2 levels, level 3 would have been making the Pro Bowl. https://sports.yahoo.com/nfls-performance-based-pay-program-195831990.html

Crazy the NFL INT leader in Kerby Joseph with the Lions isn't even on the ballot! And apparently it's going to cost him player performance bonuses next year of almost $4 million... Ridiculous...he should be pissed although they will likely make him one of the highest paid safeties soon enough.

They were also missing 3/4 of their starting secondary that game.

Why would they want to avoid the Ravens? They play them well usually. Help against a KC team resting most starters.

I would LOVE for the Pats to be this stupid to lose the #1 pick in a meaningless win that has absolutely no carryover to next year. IMO, the Bills should be happy to let them win that game, but I know they won't. I mean talk about screwing yourselves over long term. They don't need a QB so they would be getting a massive haul for the #1 pick most likely which could really accelerate their rebuild if picks were used smartly to add talent around Maye. Giving this up for some meaningless win is one of the dumbest things of all time and is an example of why bad teams stay bad. And make no mistake, New England is a bad team now.