Is anyone still worried about the Bills?

[aluminum seats]

That Allen’s career arc so far should be in any way compared to Mac’s possible one.

That’s not rewriting history.

 

[VectorPrime]

I never understood why people think that if this QB does this then he will be this. Oh look Mac jones has similar stats to Brady his first year so he will be Brady, thats not how it works. Some QB's start like a house on fire depending on where they go, some dont, some become great, some dont. Some pretty much stay the same.

Baker Mayfield threw 27 TDs and 14 picks in 15 games as a rookie and every Browns fan believed they had finally reached the promised land. Things can change fast.

 

[FCB02062]

Disagree

based on what? buffalo has won 3/4 and blow out the Pats 2x in that span

 

[Pats1971]

Baker Mayfield threw 27 TDs and 14 picks in 15 games as a rookie and every Browns fan believed they had finally reached the promised land. Things can change fast.

Exactly. RG3 as well. All time QB's dont grow on trees. Its rare. Not everyone that comes out that does not completely suck does not become greats that win superbowls.

 

[amfootball]

This thread didn't age well...

 

[captain stone]

This was a clown thread from the very OP, which when considering who started it should’ve come as no surprise.

 

[aluminum seats]

based on what? buffalo has won 3/4 and blow out the Pats 2x in that span

So?

I don’t respect their coach, and don’t see Allen as some generational quarterback. Heckuva game today for sure.

 

[aluminum seats]

The Bills only have to lose one by the way if the Pats beat Jacksonville and Miami

That’s just a factual observation @captain stone

 

[Tunescribe]

based on what? buffalo has won 3/4 and blow out the Pats 2x in that span

You considered today's game a "blowout"? No, it wasn't.

 

[FCB02062]

So?

I don’t respect their coach, and don’t see Allen as some generational quarterback. Heckuva game today for sure.

it doesn't matter if you respect their coach or not, he happens have beaten the snot out of coach Bill 3/4 times, 2 in a row at Gillette. the last 2 games not played in a tornado the Patriots have not belonged on the same field as Buffalo. this is not an indictment on Jones either. it's an indictment on the coach because his style of defense does not work anymore in the NFL, especially against a quarterback as talented with his arm and legs as Josh Allen. And they will be playing Allen for the next 10 years at least two times a year

 

[FCB02062]

You considered today's game a "blowout"? No, it wasn't.

The Patriots were never in this game. even at 7-7 it felt like a monumental struggle. they needed a defense that did not make the other team punt to come up with stops on Buffalo's final possession for a chance to win the game. everything was easy for Buffalo and everything was yeoman's work for the Patriots

 

[Tunescribe]

The Patriots were never in this game. even at 7-7 it felt like a monumental struggle. they needed a defense that did not make the other team punt to come up with stops on Buffalo's final possession for a chance to win the game.

The Pats closed to within five points in the fourth quarter and Buffalo didn't go up again by two scores until 2:30 left. Calling that a "blowout" is idiocy.

 

[aluminum seats]

his style of defense does not work anymore in the NFL

Well we’ll see how it goes I guess

 

[Biffins]

You considered today's game a "blowout"? No, it wasn't.

It might not be a "blowout" but it wasn't close. We were never in it.

 

[Tunescribe]

It might not be a "blowout" but it wasn't close. We were never in it.

What? You don't consider 21-26 in the fourth quarter close or being "in it"?

 

[Twentytothree]

It might not be a "blowout" but it wasn't close. We were never in it.

Jackson catches the INT and it's a different game. That's close.

 

[Pats2000]

This thread didn't age well

 

[captain stone]

That’s just a factual observation @captain stone

Not if it doesn’t have any chance whatsoever of happening it isn’t.

 

[captain stone]

What? You don't consider 21-26 in the fourth quarter close or being "in it"?

21-26 might as well have been 21-56… Patsies’ “defense (snicker)” wasn’t stopping the Billdos then, or at any other time in the future… Hard to win when you’re behind and you don’t force punts or turnovers…

 

[Biffins]

Jackson catches the INT and it's a different game. That's close.

The Bills never punted. They marched downfield at will. We'd still have lost. And that's IF we had done anything with the interception. Not like we scored on our last possession either.