JoshAllenHasBigHands

Lol. You really just have no idea what you are talking about. Edmunds was very bad defending the run. He was solid the overwhelming majority of the game in pass protection. The only time he looked bad in pass protection was when he was chasing Woods or Kupp, which of course is an impossible assignment for almost anyone, much less a linebacker. Getting guys in that position, however, is what makes McVay so good. Fans, for whatever reason, think that if a player was bad in one distinct area of responsibility, they were bad in all areas. This is obviously not how that works.

The Bills and Kim Pegula do not get enough credit for doing this. What a great idea. Who else provides this sort of access to the team owner.

He was on the field.

Is this a serious comment?

Wait. So JA literally didn't play football until College? I mean, I know he wasn't groomed like most QBs, but that is insane.

I meant that Jets/Bronco's game listed above (I was being a smart-a**)

For sure. We NEED a Jets win so that Gase doesn't get fired.

Really siked for that Thursday night matchup

I'd by lying if I said I wasn't happy we are now getting the Titans on a short week, assuming they play on Tuesday on not Monday. COVID. Its a risk for everyone.

Wait. What the hell is 7 on 7 ball?

Hey look! A fair weather fan!

Sure. But the ventilation and minimal exposure time reduce whatever risk is posed by the increase in respiratory droplets. Hence why the CDC and every other medical professional that has looked at the protocols agree they suit the risk posed.

This is the equivalent of the NBA getting rid of hand checking.

Outdoors or even in open-air settings, no, for brief exposure periods, you cannot get it in that manner.

Hasn't he only had like 6 rushes this year?

For what its worth, I still think he is top 10. I just don't think he is a winner. That sounds so cliche, but it seems that when a play needs to be made in the big moment, he can't make it.

Dak has alot of Matt Ryan or, to a lesser extent, Kirk Cousins to his game. Will put up numbers, but he'll never win anything. He will always shrivel in the big moment.

Nice...

You are conflating symptoms with positive tests. They will test positive sooner, but may not become symptomatic until some time later. [Edit: no, he is correct. - Hap]

I'm surprised the answer to this question hasn't been discussed ad nauseum already. This is the $1million question, and I feel like I haven't heard a peep about it.

YardsPerPass on Twitter did a really good breakdown on what happened to the offensive line. We were pretty obviously sliding protection to Donald's side, so the Rams brought extra rushers from other side, leaving a free rusher. What is crazy is that a free rusher is the better outcome when compared with lining Donald up 1-1 vs any of our offensive lineman.

Yes, I waste my time all week on a football fan message board, and then I proceed to not watch the playoffs. That checks out.

Oh yeah, that is true. My bad. That said, its agree to disagree. Josh's greatest asset, beside just his arm, is his ability to keep plays alive; his ability to run and get the extra yards; his ability to not be tackled. The risk is minimal, and playing to avoid it is antiquated.

Its not a thing because the data shows that a QB is more likely to get hurt in the pocked than on the run. This includes in JA's case where the QB takes hits. Especially since the only times JA has ever been injured, he has been in the pocket.

So this is a still a thing, huh? I would have thought this would have gone away after Twitter just decimated this argument for the first two weeks of the season.