JujuFish

Only one of these things is true. Then we're agreeing with each other.

No, he was 8th. And seriously, stop conflating the fact that Allen does not have elite accuracy with Allen not being elite. And the Bills were 19th in dropped passes last year.

Sigh. I already addressed this with on-target percentage. Still 24th in the league this year. Josh does not have and has never had elite accuracy. He is elite in other areas of his game, but it absolutely boggles my mind that you are arguing against this objectively true point.

How about on target percentage? 24th there, too. "I don't like numbers because they don't agree with me."

Oh give me a break. Back your argument up with stats, then.

FFS, pay attention. We're talking about his accuracy. It's 24th in the league. That is not elite. It simply isn't.

24th in completion percentage, Do you consider that elite?

I'll admit, this thought also went through my mind.

If they both offer him the same job, I don't know why he'd choose the Giants over the Bills.

His cap hit jumps 23.4 million from '22 to '23. The biggest jump in the cap was 16.5 million from '05 to '06, and the second biggest is about 12 million.

He's creative. I don't worry about next year. It's when Allen's cap hit skyrockets that I'll get nervous.

For what it's worth, Manning was 3-2 against Brady in the playoffs.

Any other Bills+Sabres+Guardians fans out there? We're now at 179 combined seasons without a championship.

Man, Diggs+Davis+Allen are going to be so much. So much fun. Forgot a word.

Truly an amazing specimen. If anyone still had doubts after this season (his previous 4 playoff games ranged from mediocre to decent), these had to have been put to bed over the last two games.

Only 9 players in NFL history have 200+ receiving yards in a playoff game. 7 of them were on the winning team. The two losers? Moulds in '99 and Davis last night. Because Buffalo?

Allen is the second player in NFL history with consecutive games of 4 passing TDs in the playoffs, and the only one to do it without a single interception. Big Ben is the other, except he threw 5 interceptions between his two games.

How do you let the Chiefs gain 44 yards and kick the game tying FG with 13 seconds

I can't handle this.

They converted 4th down twice on the first drive for the go ahead TD. Time to do it a gain on this one.

Punting? I don't like it. Let's just keep scoring touchdowns, guys.

Brady complains if he gets brushed by an opponent's hair. And at worst, it's a 15-yard swing because then it would be offsetting fouls.

Good call.

The Cleveland Browns are named after Paul Brown, the team's first coach. For over a decade, the Cleveland Guardians were called the Cleveland Naps, after Nap Lajoie, the team captain. That's at least two teams. Lake Erie bros, no less.

More TDs than 3rd downs, which is crazy to me.