Walking Tall
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There is an old saying in football....
”Looks like Tarzan, plays like Jane.”
For KB there is also a saying....
”Looks like Whoopi, plays like Whoopi.”
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Mustianswer now or can I think about it?
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1 hour ago, Ice bowl 67 said:
Hey Beast! Long time no talk. Merry Christmas!
Same to you, buddy. I did have a great time while visiting Green Bay for the game. Appleton was awesome. The Octoberfest was an absolute blast.
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Don’t really care to be honest. My team has enough issues to deal with.
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2 hours ago, Shaw66 said:
Disagree. Clay had plenty of room to the sideline - Allen could have led Clay there - he was already running in that direction, and still not have forced Clay to make a fancy two-toes-inside-the-line. Hell, he could have just put more air under the throw he DID make, so Clay would have had more time to get there. There was plenty of room.
And Allen agrees. He said the ball didn't come out of his hand correctly, something went wrong. The clear implication was that he had a much better place to put the ball than he did.
Brady never would have gotten there. Brees maybe. But I was talking just about the throw, not the scramble. Any of those guys who got there and had the time to set his feet would definitely have made the throw. It was 50 yards in the air, and they all can throw it at least that far. All that was needed was a fly ball for the receiver to settle under.
What in hell does the ball coming out of his hand bad have to do with the decision?
Answer: NOTHING
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Allen stops running and takes the time to set, Clay very well could have been covered by the time the ball got there.
No issue with Allen at all on that play.
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I’m sure this is nothing more than the Bills wanted to activate a couple PS players to keep their rights heading into the off season.
I wouldmimagine a couple more cuts will happen before the season ends for that same reason.
And, yeah, Benjamin wasn’t good. Should have been done a lot sooner.
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Taylor is probably quicker out of the gates but I’d take Allen’s top end speed.
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3 hours ago, papazoid said:
turn off your station
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15 minutes ago, Bangarang said:
So far today, Allen has been crowned the best rookie QB, AFC Offensive Player of the Week, League MVP and AFC Championship winner.
Today was a big big day for him if you don’t count the fact that we lost to the Dolphins.
It really bothers you that some feel Allen looked good today, huh?
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1 hour ago, dave mcbride said:
See previois comments by me about the field surface today — players were falling down all game. Regardless. It was short by 6-7 yards and required a circus catch because it demanded a reverse in direction.
I remember you blaming watkins for taylor’s int v NE despite that he leaped as high as he could and his fingertips grazed the ball.
The only “circus” effort that was needed on that play was performed by #17 evading the rush, spotting Play-Doh, and getting the ball to him.
Play-Doh, after the effort #17 made on that play, only had to complete the easy part.
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16 minutes ago, row_33 said:
The lifespan of QBs who run in a panic is way shorter
its no way to thrive in the NFL
oh yeah maybe you have one name in the top 100 QBs in history....
I didn’t see Allen running in panic.
I saw him drop back and either, a- if the pressure was coming, elude it and take off if daylight was there. b- drop back and if saw nobody open, take off if he saw room to run.
I like that.
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A bit surprising they didn’t wait until the end of the season.
McCarthy must have told his GM or someone in the FO to go ***** themselves after the game.
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With each passing week I am so grateful the Bills weren’t in on Kirk Cousins.
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1 minute ago, RalphWilson'sNewWar said:
Didn’t trade up for a Running Quarterback.
Stand in the pocket and deliver. And in these next four games try some throws.
Rather punt while experimenting than immediately running for a first down.
Your posts are moronic.
You’d rather punt than have him run for a first down (better for the team) which would give him more chances to make throws.
LOL.
Just now, RalphWilson'sNewWar said:I need Josh Allen to evolve into something better as soon as possible you bet.
we traded up for a QB with many question marks and I want him to work on his throwing. These next four games instead of running.
didnt draft him for running.
and you took Tyrod running for a billion 1st downs instead of throwing...where’d that get anyone?
If you are comparing Taylor to Allen you truly are a fool.
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6 minutes ago, RalphWilson'sNewWar said:
It’s just slowing down the process and taking away the time he needs to analyze a defense, stand in the pocket and deliver the surgeon like throws that you need to win in this league at a Prime Time level.
he can keep on running. He’s good at it. But it’s just a bandage on the wound, it is slowing him down.
but if he wants to go platinum in this league and sit at the top dog table...he will use these four games to stand in the pocket and try some things. Try to use his brain. Chess match it up Mr. Allen.
I’d rather him try some throws on 3rd and middle yardage and punt
then have him scramble for the first down.
So, in other words.....you want Josh Allen to stop being Josh Allen and stop being the QB that made the Bills draft him.
Makes sense.
And, silly me, I’ll take a first down over a punt every day of the week.
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15 minutes ago, RalphWilson'sNewWar said:
Allen’s success won’t START
until the running STOPS.
its fools good.
dont fall for it.
he gets the BOTD because he is a Rookie.
but his true success won’t START until the running STOPS.
Just stop.
The kid is the closest thing we have seen to John Elway since Elway was young.
His true success will include his running ability.
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8 minutes ago, Monty98 said:
I understand your sentiment, BUT refs are supposed to be impartial. IF they did do that with Jerry, it shows the lack of being impartial and a potential bias against a certain player/team. That is why he should be fired.
So, the games over and refs are leaving the field and a player gets in their ear and they say stop acting like a B word....and they should be fired?
OK, I’ll bow out of this thread.
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3 minutes ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:
well, there's always next year. future looks bright and 4 more games to watch allen develop.
Agreed.
I feel a lot better about this team today than I did a month ago.
What a HUGE off season this will be.
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Yep. He needs to be replaced after this season ends.
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13 minutes ago, BILLS55 said:
Josh missed a couple throws that should have been TDs. One to Jones in the EZ. Threw behind him. Their was another to a wide open Receiver ( can't remember who) on the sideline that had nothing but daylight and he overthrew him. I do blame this lose on Josh. I also see him improving so I have hope.
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He also missed Foster on a bomb. Foster had 5 yards on the DB.
Allen left some points out there but I think what we saw today is what we are going to get moving forward....only better.
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1 minute ago, MPT said:
Not when that person abuses the power of their job. That's grounds for termination.
OK. Then fire the guy.
Yay.
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4 minutes ago, PolishPrince said:
So... lets do math..
(Calling 1 team's players names like B word) + (very lopsided calls in crucial moments).... = ???
Lets do the math.
No matter how egregious calling a player a B word is, calling for the persons job is soft.n
End of story.
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It was Allen’s best game. But he also missed a couple wide open WR’s for sure TD’s.
He needs to get better. I think he has a good shot at that.
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Alex Smith suffers serious leg injury on anniversary of Theismann’s (could be career ending)
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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That is awful news.