Big Turk

You must have lost your mind...Allen has produced in the clutch far more than hasn't.

Just because you are a great team doesn't guarantee you anything. Luck is a huge component that many people fail to realize plays a vital role in any championship run.

Bryce Paup without question.

In 2024 with Allen playing the Bills were one of the most efficient offenses in the history of the NFL and averaged 31.8 points per game. For all of Brees great completion percentage years, he basically only had 1 year that was like this one, in 2009 where they averaged 31.9 points per game. What I am saying is that points scored matters a lot more, Allen may get slightly higher but he throws the ball away quite a bit so that likely will limit how high he can go.

Is that just last year?? I can't imagine it's an NFL all-time record, he is 23 years old. Edmunds would have likely had multiple seasons like that before that age.

How is it exciting? It's success rate is like 5%, meaning you already know the outcome 95 times out of 100 which makes it one of the LEAST exciting plays in football. Would be like saying the old XP from the 2 yard line was "exciting" when they made 98% of the kicks.

Dude is a punk and is injured way too much for my liking. Doesn't even have last year's injuries in there but a concerning trend is that most of the multiple games missed(add in at least 9 from last year to the below) have come within the last few years, meaning his durability is decreasing. Counting the end of season injury, he has missed at least 31 games in the last 4 seasons, which is almost half of the games. No way I am risking paying big money to a guy who is out half the time. Extremely hard pass for me.

No, the OL is the key to that part.

Bills run one of the most efficient offenses in the NFL.

I mean that is fair, and I don't necessarily disagree. I would rather trade him and figure out a way to get Crosby for similar dollars.

That's the problem - it isn't about "how good they are" compared to other players, it's "Where is the market" based on the UFA's available and that the "best" of them typically is getting near top dollar from someone. Not fair, but that's how it works...otherwise there wouldn't be 10+ QBs making more than Allen.

All I know is McD better go kiss the Blarney Stone to honor his Irish Heritage...maybe that will help him get over the Chiefs hump 😂😂

Very fair deal for both sides. Beane is pretty great at getting players to sign team friendly deals without feeling like they are getting shafted. Not sure how he does it...

I mean their QB can't even do a basic sneak without dislocating a kneecap.

Sounds like they are challenging him to be a professional, work harder and be more focused on his craft.

Literally the easiest INT any DB could ever ask for. Thrown up like a punt, right to him and nobody anywhere near him.

Rams really lucky they got a gift game clinching INT dropped by SF or else that Stafford trade would have looked really bad.

hahaha...he said Cisco!

Yeah of course, but there is a TON of luck involved as well. It worked out for the Rams with Stafford because the 49ers dropped an easy, game-clinching INT right in the hands of a defender. Outside of that, they would have nothing to show for the trade.

Everything has a price on it...you cannot simply do something to try and push yourself over the top one year if it's going to result in 3 years of down seasons after. There is no guarantee doing that will work and if it doesn't you set yourself up for some tough years to come. Too many variables and potential issues with that, namely key injuries at playoff time that could derail things.

They are trying to encourage returns not TB's. The 30 wasn't doing it, teams were willing to trade 5 yards for not returning the ball most times. The 35 is a whole different ballgame now.

Most people know Allen isn't the problem...he literally gets no help in these KC games from the D. Regardless of how bad their offense is in the regular season games against us or against other teams, they look like the Greatest Show On Turf in the playoffs when we play.

That stretch of greatness in the late 80s-early 90s as well as subsequent years of good play helped as have the even greater play the last 5 years...

He shows no signs of this

Crazy there are so many bad years in between...I'd trade all the success for one let alone two.