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I know what your saying. I don't like the idea of never running a fake punt, field goal though etc. Thought they may save something for the playoffs but on second thoughts I agree with others it's possible they may put something on film.

I agree!

'pancho pancho' would be a cool audible ?

Yeah interesting. I heard about the helmet thing with beasley earlier in the season but never saw it. The dallas game was made to be about beasley and seems to go against the process thing a little bit but like I say it's not nessesarily a bad thing having someone who wants better and shows it. The last thing Allen or the bills really want is receivers throwing their arms up once a deep ball is incomplete but its also understandable from their perspective. I mean they are right to an extent but I like how Allen is dealing with these things.

Beasleys attitude annoys me but I'm open to being wrong. When a ball from allen was incomplete he was huffing but maybe the team needs that.

He's not talking about you loving it, he's talking about Pancho.

Allen has more presence than Winston I think.

I meant often great performances at the end

It all factors in to knowing who Allen really is as a QB. 1. Whether he is going to be a good QB who gives you a chance to win but also inconsistent in games/moments with lower stat lines but still make plays 2. whether he gets worse against good teams and looks flustered often and is inaccurate (unlikely) 3. or whether he really is elite and can develop to control a game and be more consistent in games. With occasional great performances (and yes, maybe stat lines)

Play well against the leagues best defence. Look in control.

Allen Tell giselle I said hi Brady How's that deep ball

How Allen plays in this game will tell alot.

Firstly I don't like anyone laughing at the Bills which they are doing a little bit. Other than that I don't read this as hate tbh. I read this as them not believing Allen is good enough! Some of it was harsh, the touchdown pass is not something to criticize. Their point is they are complementing the rest of the team at the same time by saying they would be superbowl contenders with another QB. I can't argue with that. The defence is more solid and reliable than the QB, I see it that way aswell.. Their quote 'Teams are scared of that defence but there's no reason to fear that QB'. Obviously games we've seen back that up. I think this could well fire Allen up but I don't want to have to fire him up to be good. He's one of the most interesting players to watch because one minute he's bang average, the next minute he looks great. Get the coach and QB right and the rest will follow.

I was thinking this recently. His run game was great when here but I think we got the right coach!

Nothing like Jauron. Regards mcdermotts 'conservatism', in all honesty belichek kicks alot of field goals.

28/29. Geezwax

The colts are still in this ? Brees should have another ring

Yeah when watching the game I actually thought to take the 3 points there. It just felt like a big 3 points - mcdermott does talk about every moment being different and I felt better at 10-10. Because our defence had their number I think. I highlight this really as Daboll gets criticism for run plays there but he has to go with what mcd wants in those situations. I think when playing a better team/QB there's an argument to going for a TD. The new england one is I interesting as I would of wanted a TD there but I take your point. I didn't notice talk of players executing as such. There was a question and I wasn't sure if daboll was saying one of the runs called was actually a pass (that Allen changed it) , I think the reporter mentioned tre white though. I dont think Daboll would mention this however.

Daboll presser is interesting. Think I get from that mcdermott was happy to run on 3rd down to take the three points for 10-10.

Belichek and the patriots star in 'Peeping Tom.'

I agree with this. If Allen doesn't pan out its nonsensical to start afresh with everything

Well said

The 4th down that he went for showed the development mcd preaches. At least I thought so. First year he doesn't go for that.

And based on that then Brady gets a pass for dropped balls aswell.

When Josh Allen is inaccurate, the ball being slightly high in the beasley INT for example.. Does anyone know if its a consistent technical issue? Footwork? Rushing the throw? Collinsworth was saying he rushed the mechanics on that one