MVP hype for Allen

[Doc Brown]

5 hours ago, GoBills808 said:

Love cam

I liked him until he didn't jump on the fumble in the Super Bowl and then walking out on reporters in the post game press conference.  Told me a lot about of him.

[UKBillFan]

2 hours ago, Dafan said:

My argument for Josh over Lamar is Henry.  Henry is the #2 rb in the league.  Yes Lamar has put up good numbers.  But Henry helps a lot.  Example, Bills vs Ravens...I'd put that Ravens win on Henry, not Lamar.    I believe you could take a decent/good mobile qb (possibly even tyrod taylor) and set him up with the players they have, and Ravens wouldn't be to much different than they are (yes I know that can be an exaggeration).  But if the Bills lose Allen...we're screwed.  Which in definition, makes Allen more valuable.

 

I was going to argue their number two could finish with a winning record across the season, considering the roster and play calls, even though they might fall short of the play offs. Then I saw who their number two is. Maybe not.

 

Saying that, albeit based on yesterday, I think a competent number two could manage it. In comparison, take Josh out of the Bills line up and that wouldn't be the case. They'd be lucky to get to six wins.

[JohninMinn.]

Nothing matters except the Lombardi trophy. Don't get distracted.

[Doc Brown]

2 minutes ago, JohninMinn. said:

Nothing matters except the Lombardi trophy. Don't get distracted.

Besides my friends and families health you're probably right.  A nice consolation prize would be MVP for Josh.  Hopefully both happen.

[Commish]

Ed Oliver dropped by to say that Cam Newton's a fool:

 

 

 

[GunnerBill]

25 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

 

I was going to argue their number two could finish with a winning record across the season, considering the roster and play calls, even though they might fall short of the play offs. Then I saw who their number two is. Maybe not.

 

Saying that, albeit based on yesterday, I think a competent number two could manage it. In comparison, take Josh out of the Bills line up and that wouldn't be the case. They'd be lucky to get to six wins.

 

With the way their D is playing now, possibly. The way the Baltimore D played the first 10 weeks they'd have been lucky to be 2-8 without Lamar. 

[UKBillFan]

Just now, GunnerBill said:

 

With the way their D is playing now, possibly. The way the Baltimore D played the first 10 weeks they'd have been lucky to be 2-8 without Lamar. 

 

That's true. Though they were not quite as bad as the Bengals defense.

[GunnerBill]

9 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

 

That's true. Though they were not quite as bad as the Bengals defense.

 

Yea the Bengals defense sunk their season even with Burrow playing at an MVP type level. The Ravens D was only bad enough that it required Lamar at an MVP level to win.

[KCNC]

Josh might have a broken hand

https://www.nfl.com/news/bills-qb-josh-allen-has-played-through-broken-hand-during-mvp-caliber-season-in-2024

[finn]

1 hour ago, GunnerBill said:

 

With the way their D is playing now, possibly. The way the Baltimore D played the first 10 weeks they'd have been lucky to be 2-8 without Lamar. 

I haven't watched Baltimore, except for the Bills game, where their defense did a pretty good job against Allen. How do you like the Bills offense against that defense in the playoffs in Buffalo? 

[strive_for_five_guy]

1 hour ago, KCNC said:

Josh might have a broken hand

https://www.nfl.com/news/bills-qb-josh-allen-has-played-through-broken-hand-during-mvp-caliber-season-in-2024

Had

[colin]

Aside from how bad they whipped us and how bad the matchup looks on paper, the ravens are an even worse match up for us now that their d is playing better.  They are physical sorry monsters, and have talent in the secondary.  They hold, bite, scratch, and do dirty hits on just about every play and only get called for it about 1/6 times.  

 

We've seen some new stuff from the bills, some really good breakdowns on how we use 4/1 splits to force coverage and make people show who's really blitzing, and we are executing at a much higher level, and have better people (rookies getting burn, guys being healthy, Cooper) than we did week 4, but make no mistake Baltimore at Buffalo has got to be the hardest game the bills can have in the playoffs.

 

 

[Man with No Name]

2 hours ago, UKBillFan said:

 

I was going to argue their number two could finish with a winning record across the season, considering the roster and play calls, even though they might fall short of the play offs. Then I saw who their number two is. Maybe not.

 

Saying that, albeit based on yesterday, I think a competent number two could manage it. In comparison, take Josh out of the Bills line up and that wouldn't be the case. They'd be lucky to get to six wins.

Well, I believe Baltimore was something like 11-9 with Tyler Huntley. So, ya, for sure somebody like Tyrod keeps them rolling. As far as whoever they have now, I don't know. 

[GunnerBill]

1 hour ago, finn said:

I haven't watched Baltimore, except for the Bills game, where their defense did a pretty good job against Allen. How do you like the Bills offense against that defense in the playoffs in Buffalo? 

 

Entirely different now the Bills have a receiver who can actually play outside.

[GASabresIUFan]

2 hours ago, KCNC said:

Josh might have a broken hand

https://www.nfl.com/news/bills-qb-josh-allen-has-played-through-broken-hand-during-mvp-caliber-season-in-2024

Another piece for Superman Josh and his legend.  Not only is he the best player in football, but he is still the best player despite playing through an injury that would sideline most mortals.  
 

Don’t tug on Superman’s cape, ….