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So many times a great player is capable of doing something that a defender can't anticipate. It was an overthrow for most all NFL WRs. A DB with eyes on the ball would not even read Jefferson getting a hand to it. It's like all those defenders taking bad angles on Josh and whiffing on the tackle. They misread the threat.

Watch Mack Hollins on the play. Looks like he is calling a TD when Josh hits the 15.

Both recent losses to the Bengals were more about their defense, imo.

A classic from other years: Tua needs an "n" to make his name aquatic squish the Tuna fish Now an attempted rework: Tua needs an "h" to give his name more meaning Bills ballhawk Tuah

Ok. Entering the draft as a premium talent and play well in your rookie NFL season in a major sports media market vs. being an under the radar, day 2 or 3 pick that makes the starting lineup in year 2 or 3. Which brings to mind the Mark Twain quote often used by Marv Levy:

Sorry, but this is right up there with "the Bills need to lose more often to NFC teams" to improve their playoff seeding.

I like how Josh slipped in the fact that he made the tackle after the interception. I saw you Josh and I bet you will point that out loudly in the film review too. Flashback to rookie year Josh Allen week 17 vs. the Dolphins. Josh had a 5 TD game, Kyle Williams got to catch a pass and Josh got fooled by a robber coverage for a pick 6 TD just before halftime, one of two for his career (can't remember the other one.) The thing about it was that Josh made the tackle attempt on that play with an all too serious karate chop at the ball. He does those moves in practices too and I think he will get one out at some point in his career or damage the defender trying, ala Jim Kelly. The fastest I ever saw Jim move was when he was chasing down an interception return.

That's 5 road games out of their 8 played too.

Gary Anderson was drafted by the Bills. He had played at Syracuse and I read a story somewhere, likely at TBD, that he had missed his preseason kicks on purpose to get the Bills to release him and then he could find his own career opportunity. That's a power move if true and it fits that agents often tell their clients that it is better to be a UDFA where you can pick the situation you think is best for your career even though being drafted is an ego boost.

In a desperation move, Tyler should have his vision checked, ala Ricky Vaughn. I was developing astigmatism in my later teens and did not know it. Regular vision checks were not a thing then and maybe not now. I could hit fastballs again with corrected vision. Maybe Tyler is randomly missing the sweet spot between foot and ball.

An official was standing over the ball waiting for a ready signal from the referee as the play clock expired. Shades of Rex Ryan Bills in Seattle.

Nice. I am waiting for the day when Josh over with these. Over with what you might ask? Deez nuts are over Rated!

I think this group of pass catchers will have a lower drop% and more RAC yards than any Josh has played with before. But, they will not get much credit for being better as there won't be any pushing for league wide accolades. Our world is conditioned to respect greatness and to connect it with stardom.

Not likely an underhanded spiraling pass could look like an NFL punt. I've seen many high school games and many punts in them that looked like that throw.

I agree with this. Also, given the schedule, he has a chance to outshine Mahomes, Jackson, Stroud, Stafford, Purdy, Murray, Lawrence, Goff, Herbert, Rodgers(2X) and Tua (2X) in head to head matchups. The visual of having a decent record and beating most of those teams would make a powerful case for him.