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Allen was blamed last yr for the KC playoff loss w ZERO turnovers you cannot expect consistency from these guys

It's situational right If you look at our second half series success rate (first-3rd/4th down conversion rate) it's pretty stark the difference between when we threw on first down vs when we ran on first down

I don't think it's nitpicking at all Imo we took a game that was on the verge of a blowout coming out of halftime 21-10 and turned it into a war of attrition by going full conservative in the 3rd

i was thinking about this exact clip from last yr watching the discourse play out last night ty for posting lol

'He (McDermott) is repeatedly described by coaches and former players as blind to the fact that he was gifted one of the best quarterbacks in the sport...' /// '...one longtime Bill with a front-row seat to the interactions between Allen and McDermott every day offered this analogy: “I might’ve gone on a date with your wife once or twice, and she would’ve called me a crazy son of a B word and dumped me in a day. You might’ve gone on a date with my wife and she might’ve said, ‘Man…’ That doesn’t mean that your wife or my wife is bad or me and you were bad. Sometimes, people don’t genuinely grow together.” McDermott and Allen may both be perfectly justified in how they approach this profession....but central to the Bills’ inability to get over the hump is this relationship, said this source with intimate knowledge of the team. It’s more absent, than toxic.' /// Teammates of Allen don’t think it’s much of a secret. One points out that McDermott and Allen are not exactly teaming up for commercials, or arm-in-arm in the Buffalo community, or yucking it up for candid videos on the team website. They are not close. “You can’t win championships like that,” said this source, who knows both well. “It doesn’t mean that anyone’s wrong.” ///

So turns out I was wrong- they actually still do care about his tweets Makes a lot more sense tbh https://andscape.com/features/lamar-jackson-vs-josh-allen-nfl-playoffs/

They'd have more

Stop whining lol Texans didn't even deserve to cover let alone win

Nah he's decent This is just too big a moment for him

K that's not what's happening tho

He understands defenses and leverages. Reid designs his offense to exploit them and Kelce is the most intuitive and nuanced route runner at TE I've ever seen Do you honestly believe teams just forget to cover him😂😂

Bump

SO MANY FLAGS

Lol we are watching different games then

Mixon easily their best and most important weapon on offense today @GunnerBill

Yeah him trying to big bro Caleb Williams was the most cringe ***** ever

Impressive stuff

Texans need to keep going to Mixon

Ty Dunne wrote it Think squib is definitely still the correct call tho

good stop

Doubt much if anything tbh By accounts they're not very close

...Immediately after the PAT, the kickoff team huddled together with special teams coordinator Heath Farwell instructing them to run “Squib Left! Squib Left!” That is, the kicker would hit the ball low and hard to force the Chiefs to return it and, of course, burn time off the clock. As those 10 players took the field, they were expecting what most everyone at home was expecting: a squib. To their shock, the ball sailed out of the end zone. Watch a replay of the Coaches View on NFL Game Pass and you’ll even see one confused player, Siran Neal, throw his hands up. That’s because the message, somehow, did not reach the kicker himself: Tyler Bass. Afterward, Bass wasn’t in the mood to talk about the kick with teammates and he didn’t respond to comment for this story, as well. When McDermott dropped that “execution” line a second time, Bass caught plenty of flak publicly because, in coachspeak, this word is often code for a bad play being a player’s fault. Yet, the players I spoke to believe Bass was doing what he was told. “To be honest,” one said, “that’s all we do. What we’re told.” And through their own investigating, multiple players say McDermott called for a touchback at some point during those 126 seconds. “What I’ve been told by many players on the team,” one veteran said, “and some special teams players, is our special team coordinator Heath Farwell, that’s his job, right? He’s aware of the situation. He has studied that. So, he tells McDermott to kick the squib. And McDermott said to kick the ball out of the field. So then, Farwell is arguing the case for why we should kick the squib. But then also you’ve got special teams on the other side and he has to get them together and give them their pep talk and play call and what they’re trying to do. He’s on the other side and telling them to do that, and then he runs down and goes back and in the midst of all this confusion, the kicker didn’t get the information that he needed to kick the squib. So that’s what happened. They get out there and didn’t kick the squib.

100% incorrect as reported by Dunne Kicking it deep and away from Hill was McDermott's call, Farwell called for squib

It's the Texans and I can't stand the ***** Texans