Did your ignorant "point" get annoyingly blown up with facts and logic? Simply state something involved is "overrated" and you auto-win any debate!

2nd down, snap is botched, eat it. 3rd down, run play to regain lost yards. 4th down, try kick again. It isn't rocket science, and Cook had multiple fumbles.

If only there were some explanation for having more accumulated negative plays than the average QB when talking about a span of 7 seasons.

Josh Allen taking the field AFTER the Rousseau blocked FG.

Yeah it's the Mahomes 1 yard TD pass on 4th down, which is acceptable because he did it multiple times that game, right?

Dumbfuck Patriot fans need to learn that a lucky catch from a mediocre WR doesn't mean that the pass itself was good or advisable to attempt. The same Patriots fans would 100% be crucifying Josh Allen for the "turnover worthy" pass attempt.

I promise you, with all the sincerity I am humanly capable of, even the greatest genetically bioengineered QB in history would never INTENTIONALLY attempt microscopic window throws like this that require an incredible circus catch from a mediocre WR. Just stop, he got lucky.

I'm gonna need some math scientists to explain to me how we got to 3-0 several days after being 2-1.

James Cook would literally be on pace for 2000 yards for the Buffalo Bills if he'd fall forward for a yard instead of fumbling. Side note, Josh Allen is on pace for 34 rush TDs, but would be on pace for 40 if he'd walked into the end zone instead of tossing to his buddy Knox.

Make it the 25 and 35, and I'm sold. Be rewarded for not settling for a FG by stealing 10 yards from their field position. Incentivize going for it on 4th down instead of kicking.

1. No last place schedule this time to enable the change. 2. To spite you, I am now literally going to spend the money I won betting on a 1st half Josh Allen rushing TD to bet on the Bills beating the Pats by 3 scores with Maye throwing 2+ INTs.

I consider this straight up literal cheating by the WR. He full sent the flop (with clear OPI) with zero intention to ever make a play on the ball, because he would have been short of the sticks. Proof penalties need to be reviewable under two minutes.

I understand bad calls. I can even live with a ref biting on a flop. But what pisses me off (and I was rooting for Denver) was that the WR clearly had no intention of playing the ball (because he was short of the sticks) and played for a flag instead. Zero honor/sportsmanship.

I like the Broncos, I wanted them to win. But he went for the OPI flop the instant he realized he was getting the target short of the sticks. Never even attempted to play the ball, committed to the flop long before the ball got there.

I like the part where Pats fans ignore which teams these games were against, and act like he didn't literally have the literal worst statistical playoff run in literal history.

Jets, Dolphins, Saints, and Browns. Really not beating the schedule merchant accusations if those are your marquee performances. Typical bandwagon box score watchers claiming he's better than Josh Allen.

Some say lost, the rest say "lucked into being rid of".

Should be an NFL rule to fine them again for making such an obviously stupid lie as their excuse.

I love the Chiefs morons pointing out that Walker got stuffed 3x in a row first, as if THAT ISN'T OUR LITERAL POINT. They're saying Allen should drop guaranteed TD QB sneaks and hand it off, while watching their RB get repeatedly stuffed.

I love all the idiots still claiming it is separated between air for one and ground for the other to discredit Josh Allen, not realizing there's two WRs on the "ground" side and that Mahomes is credited for his rushing yards.