mav1234

Yup. One reason I love Greg calling games is he doesn't overly dumb things down.

He's not playing perfect by any means but I don't know how you could ask for more from a backup against one of the better teams in the league (yes their D sucks but still)

Davis Mills with 2 TDs in the first half, damn

They should have taken a time out

Holy crap and I thought Canales sucked at time management lol

Texans take the lead... But plenty of time for Buffalo before the half ends.

In basically every win but Atlanta he's had 2-3 plays that were a big deal but he also was part of why we needed those 2-3 plays instead of just cruising.

He should have a TD and a bunch more yards. He's missed guys but also had some terrible plays from his receivers

Allen walking off on his own power... Hopefully looked worse than it was

Ah fug Allen is hurt

He's a damn good backup.

Bryce had a hand in the Miami win but not nearly as large of one as Rico and he also had the extra burden of being a big reason we were in the hole in the first place. If we get a winning season he is definitely back for next year though.

Edit: duplicate post somehow lol

Consecutive 300 yard passing weeks? Impossible! I don't see Buffalo losing... that said Mills is a good backup though and the NFL is wild this year.

I mean... Easier question is what starting QB is he unquestionably better than? Fields. Gabriel (still very young, so...). Geno (but only because he can't help throwing INTs constantly). Ward (and again this could change). Rattler? I'm not even really sure hahaah.

He's got pretty close to the same number of 20+ this week as last but he approx a fourth of his passes went at least ~15 yards down field this week ... He only had 3 of 25 going that distance vs New Orleans. He was looking further downfield imo.

Weren't we saying passing was way down last year too and it trended waaay up the last 8ish games? I feel like this came up in discussions last year too, where some QBs (Burrows comes to mind) exploded from week 10 onward. Burrows was like 250/game until week 10 and then 330/game the rest of the way. I feel like someone pointed out a few other players with similar stats (Josh Allen and Mahomes both follow the trend it seems) I think offenses get more film on what defenses are doing and start to exploit them.

I don't think we were looking ahead to the Falcons. I think it's even weirder - they just were so sure they'd arrived they didn't need to prepare for the Saints as hard.

PFF.

I don't get that call. Your leading rusher is your QB...

Hahaha the man was getting the call before that flop

For future seasons I think

Hey dude, same to you!

Great video

Deserves it's own thread