Tweet
We are spoiled and I love it! Even my wife that isn’t a sports fan saw that run play and was like how the hell D did he do that
-
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
He has first ballot talent. He needs to play controlled. Take shots when they present themselves but do NOT force them.Originally posted by BuffaloBlitz83 View Post
pretty much play like today every game and the “at his best” qualifier is gone -
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
Josh Allen is the best QB in the AFC playoffs right now.Comment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
He’s the kind of player that will make it very hard to get excited about Bills football again when he’s gone. We’re talking serious withdrawal.
There’s nothing like him in American sports…the entertainment value is off the chartsComment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
Meh. Couldnt even make the probowl over Tua
Comment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
I know he'll always be labeled a reckless player, fair or not, but there's no doubt in my mind that he's the highest ceiling player in the NFL.Comment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
It was another wow damn moment for sure.Originally posted by BuffaloBlitz83 View Post
“It breaks your heart when someone leaves and you don’t know why.”
"It may be raining but there's a rainbow above you"
Former President Donald Trump early Thursday touted the results of a new NPR/PBSNewsHour/Marist poll showing him ahead of President Joe Biden by 8 percentage points among independents.Comment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
Yup. When it's clicking and he's playing at his best, forget the QBs playing now - there's no other QB in the history of this game that matches his ability.Originally posted by Mad Max View PostComment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
The problem is that it’s like 50/50 if he’s going to be at his bestComment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
He should honestly be in the running for MVP. He’s done much more than Lamar, with less.
Comment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
Also we aren’t spoiled. NE is spoiled. KC is spoiled. They have hardware. Allen is fun to watch. He’s far better than any QB this franchise has had other than Kelly, and will likely be the best QB in franchise history by the time he’s done. But we aren’t spoiled unless we get to see him hoist a Lombardi.Comment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
Disagree. During that win streak to close the season, he had like 3 straight games with pedestrian numbers. Granted, one was the Dallas game and it was due to the game plan. Jackson didn’t have the numbers of guys like Josh, Tua, Dak, but he was the most consistent and got the most wins. Really isn’t close.Originally posted by jamze132 View PostComment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
Just love that ..... not interested in that horse**** recognition ..... use it!!!!!!Originally posted by justasportsfan View PostMeh. Couldnt even make the probowl over Tua
Keep reading that **** 17 ........ fire up Josh at your own risk dummies.
“It breaks your heart when someone leaves and you don’t know why.”
"It may be raining but there's a rainbow above you"
Former President Donald Trump early Thursday touted the results of a new NPR/PBSNewsHour/Marist poll showing him ahead of President Joe Biden by 8 percentage points among independents.Comment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
You going to change your tune if Lamar has another playoff dud and loses to the Texans while Josh beats Mahomes?Originally posted by OpIv37 View Post
Josh’s stats are unreal this year. More yards and TDs than anyone else. That’s the most valuable player to me.Comment
-
Re: #17 at his best is the best in the business
Wins matter more than stats.Originally posted by jamze132 View PostComment
Comment