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This will be a real test for Josh, although I have a feeling that if Josh does well the media will just say the Rams aren't that good.

Allen is getting plenty of credit so far. 2 TD passes, 1 TD run...

...and then Brian Hill scores for Falcons on a long run. Awww yisss!

Nice to hear them talk about "Josh Allen is the real deal." Getting a ton of kudos, and Wyoming being mentioned over and over again in a way that isn't negative is also nice.

Terrible call by the refs gave Josh his first INT of the season. His receiver caught the ball, CB wrestled with the receiver and they hit the ground together, and THEN the ball was wrestled away by the CB for the INT.

It really was a reception which would've been negated by a flag. Awful, and the commentators agree.

Asmodeanreborn wrote: ↑Sun Sep 27, 2020 1:05 pm Terrible call by the refs gave Josh his first INT of the season. His receiver caught the ball, CB wrestled with the receiver and they hit the ground together, and THEN the ball was wrestled away by the CB for the INT.

It really was a reception which would've been negated by a flag. Awful, and the commentators agree.

Yeah, that "INT" really turned the tides of the game for a good while. But Josh stepped up and once again, did Josh things to win the game!

Asmodeanreborn wrote: ↑Sun Sep 27, 2020 1:05 pm Terrible call by the refs gave Josh his first INT of the season. His receiver caught the ball, CB wrestled with the receiver and they hit the ground together, and THEN the ball was wrestled away by the CB for the INT.

It really was a reception which would've been negated by a flag. Awful, and the commentators agree.

I’m still baffled how the booth didn’t reverse this. It was clearly possessed in the air by the WR and then with the defender. At no point did the defender have clear possession of the ball which is required.

On the positive side, there were a lot of great individual performances by our Alumni today. Login Wilson got his first INT, Brian Hill ran for 58 yards on 9 carries and added a catch for 22. Hollister also caught the 2pt Conversion pass for Seahawks on the final score.

Josh willed the Bills to victory.

That was Josh's 10th game winning drive in 30 starts. People can talk all the poop they want about him. He's becoming the most clutch qb in the game.

Old-Bull wrote: ↑Sun Sep 27, 2020 10:06 pm That was Josh's 10th game winning drive in 30 starts. People can talk all the Sh#t they want about him. He's becoming the most clutch qb in the game.

Yep. His biggest mistake today was honestly losing his temper and getting the personal foul. It's a weird rule that horsecollar doesn't exist for the quarterback in the pocket, and I can totally see why he was upset about it, thinking it was bullcrap.

His facemask penalty was kind of awesome, if somewhat dumb... he got out of the hole he dug for himself after that one, thankfully.

3 Games, 1,038 Yards passing, 10 TDs, 1 Int (and a BS one at that), 57 Yards rushing, 2 TDs.

Oh, and he's at over 70% completions. Not bad for the most overrated QB from his draft.
Meanwhile, the draft steal of the draft, Sam Darnold, sits at 62% completions, 3 TDs, 4 Ints, 562 yards (and 33 rushing). To be fair, he's a Jets player, but Bills haven't exactly been world beaters either in the past.

Also relevant to the topic:
https://www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/ ... media.html

The Ringer article on Josh: https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2020/9/27 ... n-comeback

I'm so bummed about covid not being able to go to games. their isn't many games where the bills will be in Denver, really wanted to go watch him this year.

Aaron Donald is the only person who can actually bring Allen down. Literally nobody else has brought him down 1 v 1 -- It takes the perennial best defensive player in the league.

'PokeForLife wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2020 11:37 am Aaron Donald is the only person who can actually bring Allen down. Literally nobody else has brought him down 1 v 1 -- It takes the perennial best defensive player in the league.

I love how Josh routinely, with minimal effort, stiff arms LBs to the turf like gnats while scanning the field. It's incredible to behold

Mtpoke89 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2020 10:42 am I'm so bummed about covid not being able to go to games. their isn't many games where the bills will be in Denver, really wanted to go watch him this year.

I'm hoping I can see him play in Phoenix in November.

He finally got over the Vigen-coached 110 mph fastball on a rope regardless of circumstance.

With the right coaching, Josh has developed a nice touch and good footwork. I'm so happy for him. Great story and hard working kid. Just awesome!