Carson Wentz takes on Josh Allen

Wentz takes on Josh Allen tonight

By: Jake Rajala

It’s official: Kyler Murray will sit out against the Josh Allen-led Buffalo Bills. Of course, we all recognize his short stature. He may be half the size of Josh Allen, but it’s hard to get a grasp on the QB for defenders.

Murray could also be known to have family that have fascinating names. His mom’s name is Sissy and his sister’s name is Precioius. His dad’s name is Kevin and his brother’s name is Kevin. That’s less sexy and more normal.

Carson Wentz will be given the keys to the offense on Monday Night. Some will say he isn’t any better than journeyman QB Andy Dalton.

Wentz may not be Daunte Culpepper, but he his 2-0 this season. Let’s not forget that we’re talking about the legend coaching Wentz, Kevin O’Conell. I wouldn’t be surprised if Kevin threw on the pads and laced up his cleats for the showdown. After all, Kevin O’Connell. O’Connell is 6’5, and he can run a 4.61!

Allen is a bemeoth with the football. He was seen as a project QB coming out of college, similar to Mitchell Trubisky. The difference is that Allen has won MVP and Trubisky is a one-time Pro Bowler.

Allen played football at Wyoming. Yes, I’m talking about the state that only has a couple more hundred thousand people than the people of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Wentz and Allen are both scrappy QBs that can take a big hit. They have experience with injuries. We should expect to see the QB that can get up after a big hit and throw an impressive deep throw to come out with the victory.

The roller coaster named Josh Allen

Reflecting on Josh Allen

By: Jake Rajala

Josh Allen went from an MVP to a breakfast for Bo Nix and Sean Payton. He could have been thinking about sleeping, just as he is in the Natrol commercial. On the flip side, Allen is 29 years old. Former Bills legendary quarterback, Jim Kelly, was 30 when he reached his first Super Bowl!

Allen doesn’t exactly know what it takes to reach a Super Bowl. The question is: would Allen know how to play in championship games if he didn’t play at Wyoming? We sure know that Jalen Hurts knew what it took to reach the Super Bowl by playing at a Championship at Alabama. Everybody knew he was Patrick Mahomes’s son. We didn’t know he would still be unable to reach new heights without the Chiefs in the playoff gauntlet.

Apparently, Allen is involved in the search for a new coach. He may be looking for a new coach that will actually add young, prolific wide receivers for him instead of him throwing passes to a washed up Brandin Cooks. I don’t blame Cooks for catching passes that are determined interceptions, nonetheless. However, he isn’t the same weapon that someone like former Bill Stefon Diggs is.

In all seriousness, the Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady should be promoted to HC in my opinion. He may be intrigued about coaching for a different Super Bowl contender, or he could be let go in the near future. We witnessed Klint Kubiak leave the Saints to join the Seahawks and Sam Darnold, which was deemed an average situation at best. They need to focus on keeping Brady. The NFL stands for “not for long” and that applies to coaches.

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