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So, how do you really feel about women in general, and marriage in particular? 😊 I liked “happy and content with his partner” Josh last season over Bengals playoff game Josh. They are all still people, and the things around you in your life matter.

This also supports my point above about expecting multiple SB victories with Josh. It's tough enough to get just one.

I get what youre saying, but having a front row seat for the Patriots dynasty and now the Chiefs has really skewed our thinking when it comes to Super Bowl wins. MULTIPLE Lombardis is typically a ridiculous pipe dream. One is far more the norm. And sure, Josh could win multiple, but I think one would be a miracle for McD as it is. Coming out of the conference that has the Chiefs, Ravens, Bengals, etc, AND beating the best of the NFC... I'll take the guaranteed single win. A bird in hand is worth a dynasty in the bush.

Plenty of careers unfolded, that's for sure... As for that bet question...I'm not giving up anything to continue watching Josh's prime years. I'll gamble that a couple of Lombardis are coming our way.

I'm 2 episodes in. Love it. I'll always watching any of these shows that give us Behind the Scenes glimpses into the lives of pro athletes, and especially the in-the-building football aspect of it. Cousins is a cornball, but I do think he is genuinely a good dude. And a hell of a competitor. I can respect all that. Burrow is a weirdo, but he owns it and embraces it. I can respect that. I prefer Josh to him, but I like that Joe isnt just another cookie-cutter QB "personality" The Goff storyline is obvious. Great resiliency, and we should all be able to appreciate anyone who can fight through that and come out successful. Plus, as others have pointed out, he has the hottest wife of any of the pro athletes that have been on any of these shows. More screentime for her please. Looking forward to getting through the rest of the episodes and then Hard Knocks to follow. I'm predicting the entire first episode is about Josh's wedding.

Improved: Coleman, Kincaid and Milano in maybe in his last great LB year. Regressed: You guys are gutless...it is Allen. He has been lights out awesome for so long like an inhabitant of Mount Olympus. Normally I would say the meta-human keeps it going, but...he is married now. As one of the great boxing trainers of all time, Mickey, said, "Women. Weaken. Knees." If he is able to keep us and Mrs. Allen happy in 2025 his image should be carved into Football Mount Rushmore in time for an unveiling next March. Go Bills!

They would get murdered because of Allen

Ha. I just don't think expecting / hoping Josh to be the MVP again is realistic. I suppose it is possible for him to play as well and just not get the award.... but the likelihood is Josh is elite but not necessarily the best QB in football in 2025.

I wish McDermott has the same talent on defense like Marv had...He could be winning multiple SB with Josh Allen

I think the thing that would put the current team over the top beyond Allen... who is the trump card... would actually be McDermott. He's always wreaked havoc on bad QBs, and no one during the bills draught team is particularly good. Like is it Fitz or Bledsoe? Turnover central. Tyrod? Even at his best he was still manipulated well by good defenses and pressure schemes.

So a new personal best for Josh? Do you also think he has a personal best for targets too? I dont see it happening with how much they run the ball. Has there ever been a team with 5 players with 70+ receptions? (quick look says no)

What was Fitz's record against Brady? Thats how well the drought team would do against Allen.

For most improved I have to think a healthy Dalton Kincaid is a good bet. I think he has a great season. A leap from him is expected. My most likely to regress is James Cook. I think the TD total last year was an anomaly and expect that to drop by at least half. Gotta remember, a lot of those short yardage TDs came in a year where Allen had a broken hand in game 1, and they weren't running him as much inside the 5 (aside from the push play). I also think Ray Davis is worked in a little more in year two.

Yeah, the other Josh has been out of the league for a couple years and has gone back to school.

I don't follow the points system but Josh shot 31-over across 3 rounds, and Joe Pavelsky, the tournament winner, shot 6-under.

Oh, absolutely and beyond not getting the ball. There's the Glab situation, the Tim Graham anecdote about his interaction with Josh, then various "I'd tell you what I know if I could but I can't" hints from a couple people here. Then Graham again: My only point was that there doesn't appear to be any need to look beyond the on field and off-field behavior with the team.

Professional golfers have plus handicaps He might be a solid amateur but he is still light years away from being korn ferry tour status I had friends that played division 1 golf that shoots '71s.. and they can't play professional.. and they'll beat Josh by 8 strokes

Golf's just such an insanely hard sport and a very hard one to be consistent at. Josh is a very good golfer all things considered but I never expected him to have any realistic chance at winning this thing. Guys like Pavelski, Steph Curry, and Tony Romo are on another level with their golf game. I think Kyle Williams actually finished like 9th or somewhere in that ballpark in this tourney before.

Someone needs to send Diggs the clip of Josh hitting Smiley on 17 for that pass. Basically same technic, Smiley was able to pull it in though. 😂

One episode in and 1) Christen Harper (Goffs wife) is drop dead gorgeous. Lord God google her. 2) Burrows mid personality and smug demeanor make me so happy to have Josh. 3) Cousins is so “gosh darn dang it” corny.

Henderson surely has gamebreaking speed. Not sure which guy you're watching. He's also got good hands and can shake free out of the backfield, or when they motion him out. He's also dangerous as a returner if NE wants to use him that way. I expect his floor to be 1,000 total yards and 8 TD's, and this is even in a timeshare with Stevenson. Josh McDaniels is back at the helm calling plays in NE and he loves RB's like Henderson. He won't struggle to make an impact like you think.

It’s also an interesting contrast listening to Burrow’s mom talk about doing everything for their golden child. She’s fighting the urge to cut his food for him. Meanwhile Allen talks about having to do hard labor on the farm in between practices.

Most psychopaths tend to think they are smarter than everyone. Joe is not leaking self confidence and that shows for sure Where Josh, knows he's smart but is the kind of dude that doesn't think of himself as better than anyone else. We got the right Josh. He would never do it tho, he values privacy Yes it would!

I can’t stand Burrow. One episode in and that sentiment hasn’t changed. Something about him is just really unlikable. While Allen somehow seems humble no matter what situation he is in, burrow seems to be kind of a douche and a show off.

Elijah Moore. The dude is killing it in all workouts and has a close "cling" to Allen. When you see him in week 1 you will be like: "Holy cow. We are goooooooood". Just hope the D is the sleeper we need! Moore is on every clip with highlight reel action. Testing LED wall content and it's all Moore!