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Most of his rushing yards aren't coming from designed plays unlike those by Lamar Jackson. He'll take off when opportunities are presented to him as he should regardless of down and distance.

It's exactly right. Allen has been having a great deal of success running in empty sets against man coverage with DBs having their backs turned to allow for huge chunks of yardage.

It's time to see this. Let it fly!

Nice Tribute to Thurman by Tre' White!

Maybe something came up with UFC?

Gut punch!

Good question. Not sure why the change was made.

Josh Johnson? Really?

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Too many people were guilty of boxscore scouting with regard to Cousins.

Another plan for the Bills. This time it's Greg Gabriel. Gabriel: What Do Bills Need To Be A Playoff Contender? | Buffalo Sports Page by Greg Gabriel, Buffalo Sports Page NFL Expert Needless to say, the 2018 NFL season for the Buffalo Bills has been a disappointing one. With the Bills getting into the Playoffs last year in the final game of the season, having only four wins to date this year is not what Head Coach Sean McDermott and General Manager Brandon Beane were looking for. That said, this season showed us exactly what the Bills were lacking as far as being able to compete for the Playoffs again in 2019. In the last two years there have been two other NFL clubs that were in similar situations to the Bills. In 2016, the Los Angeles Rams drafted Jared Goff with the first pick in the Draft. The plan was for Goff to sit in 2016 but after a half season of struggles, the Rams made Goff the starter and like many rookie quarterbacks, he struggled. In 2017, the Chicago Bears selected Mitchell Trubisky with the second overall selection in the ’17 Draft and they had a similar plan as the Rams. Let Trubisky sit and learn as a rookie. Just like in L.A., the plan never materialized and Trubisky was made the starter after just four games of the 2017 season. Like Goff the previous year, Trubisky struggled. CAN ALLEN BE THE NEXT GOFF & TRUBISKY? WHAT THE OFFENSE NEEDS LOTS OF HOLES TO FILL