We have the best player in the league

[starrymessenger]

54 minutes ago, hondo in seattle said:

 

I tentatively, cautiously agree with all of this.  

 

Brady was okay last season but didn't excel.  But with an entire offseason to install his offense, things seem to be humming now with the Bills scoring 37 points per game.   In the first half yesterday, Brady's play designs and play calls were fantastic.  

 

As the announcers said (more or less), Brady seems  to have built an offense that doesn't require Josh to put on his cape every week for the Bills to win.  

 

But even Dorsey had hot streaks where we  put up a lot of points.  Let's see how this plays out.

 

 

We shall see. Ravens will be a great test. They rank 3rd or 4th in DVOA. 

[Dillenger4]

11 hours ago, QB Bills said:

Don't take for it granted. It will never happen again.

 

Josh Allen is the most physically gifted QB in the history of the league. And he's in his prime playing for the Bills. Let that sink in.

No what I'm sayyyiiiinnnn???!!!!????

[HappyDays]

 

[Neo]

In the beginning God created sports and the National Football League.   Now, sports were popular among man and football was the greatest and most popular with devoted and die hard fans.   The league was formless and the Spirit of God was hovering over cities and stadiums.

 

And God said, “Let there be a player, a man” and there was a player.  The player separated running backs from lineman, and chaos into playbooks.  God called the player the Quarterback and the others teammates.   There was a morning and an evening, the first day.

 

And God said, “Let there be an arm to propel the football with great velocity and accuracy.”  So God made the arm and it was glorious and terrible to fans and foes, respectively.  The arm revived and saved.   God called the arm Cannon, and saw that it was good.  The second day.

 

And God Said, “Let there be feet, sturdy and fleet.”   The feet would dance and bring time to The Arm.   The feet would drive and propel.  God saw the Arm and the Feet and knew He’d created wonder that would enthrall the good and create jeopardy for the evil.

 

God then said, “Let the Arm and The Feet attach to a Mind.”  And it was so.   The mind was intense and it was whimsical.   It would devise and execute, inspire and strike terror.  Its whimsy allowed the trilogy Arm, Feet, Mind to be a Leader of Teammates.  And God saw that it was good.  The third day.

 

And God said, “Let the Arm throw darts, rainbows, short and deep. Let the feet scramble left and right and power straight ahead.  Let the Mind create and cause the feet to leap and fly so foes will be vanquished on land and air and over defensive heads, shoulder and outstretched arms.”  God saw that it was good - the fourth day.

 

And God said, “Let there be a people, noble and hard working, ever hopeful even in lack of reward.   Let the people be faithful, generation to generation, father to son, neighbor to neighbor.   Let them be thirsty, and unfulfilled.”   And God called them The Mafia and He chose them.

 

And God said “Let the Mafia build a temple where they will gather with great regularity.   With ketchup, mustard and tables, they will gather and wait for The Quarterback singing songs and honoring the past, hopeful for tomorrow.”   And it was good - the fifth day.

 

God said, “Let the Mafia have The Quarterback.”  The Mafia embraced the Quarterback like the thirsty embrace libation.   There was guzzling and dancing like the temple had never seen.   And the Quarterback’s Arm rained footballs throughout the Temple’s four corners, and the Feet galloped in all directions, and made the Quarterback fly.  Foes were vanquished, non-believers were converted.  All the people watched in awe as the Quarterback ascended to heights not seen.”   And God had the Quarterback lead and begin delivering on hope, turning it into reality.  The Mafia believed.  The others began to believe.   God saw that this was good - the sixth day.

 

And then the Quarterback and the teammates and the Mafia reached the ultimate moment.  There would soon be tears of one sort or another.  In the past, God had rested on this seventh day.   And then, God thought of his gift, his chosen and their journey …..

Edited Tuesday at 04:14 PM by Neo

[ChevyVanMiller]

20 minutes ago, Neo said:

In the beginning God created sports and the National Football League.   Now, sports were popular among man and football was the greatest and most popular with devoted and die hard fans.   The league was formless and the Spirit of God was hovering over cities and stadiums.

 

And God said, “Let there be a player, a man” and there was a player.  The player separated running backs from lineman, and chaos into playbooks.  God called the player the Quarterback and the others teammates.   There was a morning and an evening, the first day.

 

And God said, “Let there be an arm to propel the football with great velocity and accuracy.”  So God made the arm and it was glorious and terrible to fans and foes, respectively.  The arm revived and saved.   God called the arm Cannon, and saw that it was good.  The second day.

 

And God Said, “Let there be feet, sturdy and fleet.”   The feet would dance and bring time to The Arm.   The feet would drive and propel.  God saw the Arm and the Feet and knew He’d created wonder that would enthrall the good and create jeopardy for the evil.

 

God then said, “Let the Arm and The Feet attach to a Mind.”  And it was so.   The mind was intense and it was whimsical.   It would devise and execute, inspire and strike terror.  Its whimsy allowed the trilogy Arm, Feet, Mind to be a Leader of Teammates.  And God saw that it was good.  The third day.

 

And God said, “Let the Arm throw darts, rainbows, short and deep. Let the feet scramble left and right and power straight ahead.  Let the Mind create and cause the feet to leap and fly so foes will be vanquished on land and air and over defensive heads, shoulder and outstretched arms.”  God saw that it was good - the fourth day.

 

And God said, “Let there be a people, noble and hard working, ever hopeful even in lack of reward.   Let the people be faithful, generation to generation, father to son, neighbor to neighbor.   Let them be thirsty, and unfulfilled.”   And God called them The Mafia and He chose them.

 

And God said “Let the Mafia build a temple where they will gather with great regularity.   With ketchup, mustard and tables, they will gather and wait for The Quarterback singing songs and honoring the past, hopeful for tomorrow.”   And it was good - the fifth day.

 

God said, “Let the Mafia have The Quarterback.”  The Mafia embraced the Quarterback like the thirsty embrace libation.   There was guzzling and dancing like the temple had never seen.   And the Quarterback’s Arm rained footballs throughout the Temple’s four corners, and the Feet galloped in all directions, and made the Quarterback fly.  Foes were vanquished, non-believers were converted.  All the people watched in awe as the Quarterback ascended to heights not seen.”   And God had the Quarterback lead and begin delivering on hope, turning it into reality.  The Mafia believed.  The others began to believe.   God saw that this was good - the sixth day.

 

And then the Quarterback and the teammates and the Mafia reached the ultimate moment.  There would soon be tears of one sort or another.  In the past, God had rested on this seventh day.   And then, God thought of his gift, his chosen and their journey …..

Well, done. Bravo!

[BuffaloMatt]

I'm so negative I can only think about when he is going to retire.

[strive_for_five_guy]

If you were to create a QB in Madden and maximize all traits, Josh Allen is what you would get.

[balln]

6 hours ago, starrymessenger said:

We shall see. Ravens will be a great test. They rank 3rd or 4th in DVOA. 

https://ftnfantasy.com/dvoa/nfl/team-total-dvoa
 

Good matchup. Bills 1 overall. 6th D. 1st O

 

BAL 5th overall. 10th D. 2nd O. 

[Matt_In_NH]

14 hours ago, transplantbillsfan said:

Uh yes he trailed by 21..........remember the Colts game?  Philly?

[zow2]

In the offseason, Allen clearly worked with Brady or whoever on cutting down the turnovers.  You’d figure it would cost Josh some of his off script amazing plays, but it hasn’t. He’s not putting the ball in harms way to feed Diva receivers yet he’s still making some great athletic plays.  Just a phenomenal start to the season.