Most Surprising 2024 Statistic

[Flip Johnson]

+23 turnover differential is incredible.

458 carries with zero turnovers is unbelievable. The ball security from JA and the RBs has been A+.

 

If you knew at the beginning of the year that JA would only throw for 3,731 yards or that Kincaid would only have 44 catches for 448 yards you might assume that we had a disappointing offensive season.

 

 

 

[Beast]

JMO but Kincaid has been disappointing in the grand scheme of things.

Edited December 30, 2024 by Beast

[dave mcbride]

3 minutes ago, Beast said:

JMO but Kincaid has been disappointing in the grand scheme of things.

Honestly, outside of Allen and maybe Cook (under 1,000 yards in a 16 game season, though), everyone has been "disappointing" because they spread it around so much. 

[TheMightyMaxio]

1 hour ago, dave mcbride said:

Honestly, outside of Allen and maybe Cook (under 1,000 yards in a 16 game season, though), everyone has been "disappointing" because they spread it around so much. 

This is an odd take, since you can argue that Shakir, Hollins, and Johnson have been unexpected surprises in terms of production. Coleman and Davis have shown flashes as rookies but will need to develop consistency as pros. Maybe only Kincaid can truly be considered a disappointment in terms of desired production. Hardly classify that as "everyone". Top Five in scoring (currently 1). Record for most Td's (Team). Among the highest percent in scoring drives (all time). What else more could you ask for? And you said maybe Cook and the guy has 15+ Tds. I'm like what?

[Kelly to Allen]

Outside of a few games I would say there was a lot of games that buffalo just dominated. Almost like it was easy. 

 

I thought they would be better than the national narrative but it was pretty surprising how easy some of the games were. 

 

I did go to the home Miami game and that was close but lots of fun 

[Boatdrinks]

Most surprising to me is 509 points scored in 16 games. Just wasn’t expecting that at all. 

[BuffaloBill]

To me the fact that the Bills lose only three games beat the chiefs and still end up the # 2 seed is shocking.  

[colin]

2 minutes ago, BuffaloBill said:

To me the fact that the Bills lose only three games beat the chiefs and still end up the # 2 seed is shocking.  

 

 

Especially since KC has not looked good most of the time, and just seems to pull out close win after close win.

[Warriorspikes51]

29 minutes ago, BuffaloBill said:

To me the fact that the Bills lose only three games beat the chiefs and still end up the # 2 seed is shocking.  

agreed. Most of the season this team has played well enough to be worthy of the 1 seed

 

unfortunately, KC has some sort of black magic deal in place where they can go thru the motions, turn the ball over, get key calls/non-calls from the refs at critical times and win 

 

everyone except Buffalo has seemingly forgotten how to play football when they take the field against KC

Edited December 30, 2024 by Warriorspikes51

[ryguy101]

1 hour ago, Warriorspikes51 said:

agreed. Most of the season this team has played well enough to be worthy of the 1 seed

 

unfortunately, KC has some sort of black magic deal in place where they can go thru the motions, turn the ball over, get key calls/non-calls from the refs at critical times and win 

 

everyone except Buffalo has seemingly forgotten how to play football when they take the field against KC

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