Big Turk

What's incorrect? They gave up 38, 42, 27, 27, 32 in their last 5 playoff losses, which is 33.2 PPG. The only reason they didn't give up more in 2 of those games is because the Bills controlled the game on the ground and held the ball for so long and KC fumbled at the 1 yard line going in for another TD. I mean the defense couldn't stop a nosebleed in most of those games...they force 8 punts in 5 games, TOTAL. The Eagles forced the Chiefs to punt 6 times in one game a week after they did whatever they wanted against us the entire game when they hadn't score more than 30 points the entire season, and 1 of the 2 games they got to 30 points was in OT. In the Bills 4 AFC Championship games they gave up 3,7, 10 and 13 points = 33 points.

I mean why not, you left out a game they scored 36 points in and lost because it didn't fit your narrative. There is always room for improvement. Acting like this is something to be so concerned about is absurd. If that's the case 30 other teams should be firing their OC's today including Andy Reid firing himself. People are going to the bathroom with boxes of tissues and locking the door for hours to talk about Justin Herbert and he has put up 27 and 20 points. With a lot better WR's, or at least more proven ones, and now even QJ looks like he might be finally getting into the act. The bottom line is the Bills can beat you whatever way you want them to beat you. You want to try and take away the run? Cool, Josh Allen will destroy you. You want to take away deep throws? Cool, Allen will throw short, pick up easy first downs and 7-8 yards on 1st down and then run the ball down your throat. You want to take away the short throws? Cool, Allen will start dialing up Deep Overs and escaping pressure and launch 70 yard cruise missiles over hapless defenders running with their heads up in the air in disbelief the ball got over their heads. Very few teams in the NFL can do that with the consistency the Bills can. Baltimore and maybe Philly and that is about it, but Philly should be a LOT better throwing the ball with the weapons they have.

I don't even count the Bengals game. That was not the Bills out there that day. That team was mentally gone. Conveniently leave out the game they put up 36 points and lost with 13 seconds left, tho.

You mean when we lose in the playoffs are are putting up 30+ points a game and the defense allows an all-time NFL record 33+ points a game in the last 5 losses? All while Allen is the postseason record holder in most touchdowns per game and lowest INT % per game? Like what the hell are we talking about? Do you know how many points TOTAL the Bills gave up in AFC Championship games in the 1990's going to 4 straight Super Bowls? 33! Which is lower than the average the Bills have given up per game in their last 5 playoff losses.

Josh Allen is going to come out and just steal their soul from them in the first half.

Except that Josh Allen has won the most player of the Week awards against the Dolphins than any other team and since 2019 he averages 308 yards against them with 32 TDs and 5 INTs, completing 67.2% of his passes with a 111.4 passer rating. In those 12 games Allen has had over a 100 passer rating 9 times, over a 94 passer rating 2 more times and only 1 time with a passer rating below 80. Essentially Allen plays his best games against the Dolphins over his career.

No, because over a 5+ year sample size this has been shown to be a sustained production, not some 2 game wonder. And not only sustained production...best in the NFL by A MILE production on a game to game basis...they have won the most games by double digits in the NFL since 2020 and nearly average a 9.5 win every game(including losses). It would be like Elon Musk worrying about being homeless and penniless by next year.

Maybe Bucs or Texans.

They don't exist. These are simply figments of people's imaginations. There is always a non-zero possibility any team loses to any other team. Over a 20+ year study they definitively proved that teams who faced "trap games" actually had a slightly higher winning percentage than in games against similar teams when it was a "non-trap" game. SO in fact when you think it's a "trap game", that means the Bills actually have a slightly higher chance of winning historically than they otherwise would.

They have 500 yards of offense and 400 yards of offense in 2 games and average 36 points. If these are things to worry about then 30 other teams should be a lot more worried.

Dude has been a special teams revelation

They have about as much a chance of that as us getting a blizzard this week.

It's really unbelievable that a team who leads the NFL in points a game since 2020, averaging over 29 PPG, is near the top of the league on 3rd down conversions over that time, has punted the fewest number of times and who's average game is a 9.5 point win (INLCUDING THEIR LOSSES) STILL has people complaining about things. Like what the hell do you want? Their average game is a 9.5 point win and the next closest team is Baltimore at 6.72. That's an absurd difference. That's a bigger difference between the Bills and the 2nd place team than it is between the Ravens and the 6th place 49ers. And that includes multiple games where Allen has sat out in the 4th quarter where they could have run up the score like Baltimore likes to do and games where Allen hasn't played. Results count...not any of this other nonsense. And at the end of the day the Bills have gotten better end results in terms of scoring points than any other team in the NFL for over 5 years. I don't give a damn how they score points. Just score. They put up 400 yards and 30 points in 3 quarters against the Jets and people are crying like they just put up 2 FGs because it "looked bad". Give me a break. And save me the crap about "well that won't work against X" because as we've seen, when Allen needs to go off, he goes off and there isn't much that can be done to stop him. He is the single most productive player in the history of the NFL on a per game basis in both the regular and post season and he just continues extending the gap between him and everyone else.

Yeah, only behind Newton whom he should likely pass this year.

Over the course of the last 5+ seasons, the Bills have the fewest of those wins in the NFL since their average game is nearly a 10 point win. Yes, you read that right. Not their average WIN. THIER AVERAGE GAME, including all losses since 2020, is a win by 9.5 points. That is so absurd it's to the point of almost incredulity. Like you almost want to go back and start adding up the totals because you don't think that could be right. The 2nd place team in that category over that timeframe are the Ravens at 6.72, which means the difference between the Bills and the 2nd place Ravens is larger than the difference between the Ravens and the 6th place 49ers. Is there something that you think is fundamentally changing this year in that? Doubtful. They have what some are saying is the easiest remaining schedule in the NFL.