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2 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:
No surprise as when the Bills are rolling the dinks and dunks and moving the chains is great, but when from the second play of the game you could tell the Jags weren't going to allow the Bulls to do that, time to use Josh to his full potential.
For some reason he is no longer running and defenses seem to know that. Short passes pad the completion %, but the intermediate route is the Bills bread and butter
Lawrence and the Jags moved the ball and their offense looked crisp while even early you could see the Bills were lost on offense.
With Allen, completely unacceptable.
Bills would’ve scored 60 on the bills defense today haha I thought the jags offense was pretty bad honestly shooting themselves in the foot on quite a few occasions vs a barely nfl caliber defense.
the fact that that was an 11-7 game late was absurd
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1 hour ago, mrags said:
Careful there. I’ve brought this exact thing up in the past. And people just keep telling me that the throws are amazing and not many in the league can make these throws. Still doesn’t take away from the fact that he seems to consistently underthrow passes when his WRs are streaking deep for what should be walk in TDs.
he’s done this since he started in the league. His first few years he had quite a few of these to Foster and Brown as well.
Lol it’s clearly under thrown but an impressive enough play given the circumstances. No one is telling you the throw was perfectly on target but when he’s dancing around in a collapsing pocket to buy enough time to make that play you’ve gotta give him some benefit of the doubt
I think most of it is negative bias where he hits a deep throw in stride and people just take it for granted and when one is slightly off target it seems like he’s missing them all
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22 minutes ago, BernieBill said:
Daboll is beside the point ... the point is having a defensive head coach in an offensive age when your MVP-level talent quarterback is going to ultimately be the one to either lead you to Super Bowls or not. But go ahead and do another Daboll-centered response while making excuses for the lack of offensive consistency in the here and now. And yes, 27-year-old athletes are typically entering/in their prime while 25-year-old athletes are not quite there yet. Elbow-shmelbow, Josh was playing, no excuses. Was his elbow the reason Buffalo had 7 points today entering the 4th quarter? I tend to blame the bad playcalls, the bad game plan, and the inability to properly integrate not one but two pass-catching tight ends into what should be a much more consistently potent offense (all coaching issues).
Daboll is beside the point now? I literally only replied because your post was comparing the two of them lol which is the only reason the elbow comment came up…any coach in the league would trade one extra year of development for that qb to not have a ucl tear. I just massively disagreed with the ‘well Dorsey has had an easier time because josh is older’ comment
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6 minutes ago, Roundybout said:
It’s Dorsey dude, McD was getting decent defensive production out of Vickers and Ingram for Pete’s sake.Dorsey may be a decent QB coach but that’s his ceiling.
What is Dorsey supposed to do in a game like this? Suit up and catch wide open passes on third down? They were all over the run, all over the short throws, offensive line was collapsing before the deeper routes could develop, tons of holding calls wiping out big plays. Field position was terrible all game because while the defense fought admirably given the circumstances the jags were marching up and down the field and the only way we stopped them was forcing turnovers near the red zone
We just didn’t make the easy plays that were there or that’s a much different game…the execution was terrible
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6 minutes ago, newcam2012 said:
I'm not sure about the ACL still affecting Josh. Today, I think it was more about crappy play calling and execution.
All execution imo…jags have a tough defense. Can’t be dropping balls when you’re getting bad field position all game and your offensive line is not allowed to block without getting flagged
we are once again giving our opponent 0 credit.
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37 minutes ago, SCBills said:
100% accurate tweet
….and while I’ve been impressed with McDermott this year, it’s damning…
It’d be cool if the refs can bail us out when we have a bad game against a mediocre team like they do with kc…of course to us they do the exact opposite and make the game harder for us 😂. Kc just sneaks by bad teams quite a few times per year
the only time I can remember us getting a sketchy call late was against the rams in that game where the rams made a huge comeback. That one felt like a makeup call for their blown int call earlier in the game though
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3 minutes ago, BernieBill said:
And again, like the articulate guy calling himself "Beast," you fail to recognize that Daboll was coordinating a younger and more inexperienced Josh Allen ... we are now in Josh Allen's prime and we are experimenting with Ken Dorsey and the same religious-fanatic defensive head coach who manages games about as well as the Blue Jays' John Schneider. Forget I said "Brian Daboll," I know it's tough ... the team should have an offensive mastermind at head coach or at the very least at OC ... the Bills have neither.
He had two working elbows at least under Daboll lol Dorsey outperformed Daboll statistically with two absolutely horrendous offensive linemen, no real wr2, and a qb with a banged up throwing arm. But yes josh was a year more mature I guess? 😂
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7 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:
Why is everyone so excited about the defence? Jags controlled the ball, top, and too many open receivers.
It’s absurd how many players they were down in this one…no daquan, no Milano, no benford, no taron Johnson briefly, von miller on a pitch count, no tre white, no Greg Rousseau
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1 minute ago, LEBills said:
Yea it’s one game. The broadcast sucked, the refs were awful for both sides, the Bills had to travel for their “home” game while the Jags got used to the time zones. We unfurled a new CB tandem and then had big injuries to the first and second level of our defense. Led to bad TOP which along with the crazy officiating made it hard for the offense to get a rhythm.Certainly things the Bills could have done better to pull out a win, but it’s just one funky loss. The injuries affect multiple games so I will hope for the best for Milano and Jones.
The refs were awful for both sides is a stretch 😂. Jags offense held the whole second half and I’m pretty sure they were called for it 0 times while we were called for it 4 or 5 times.
The only gripe I can see them having is the helmet to helmet on josh which was absolutely the right call it’s just a frustrating one to get called on you
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Just now, UKBillFan said:
Josh wasn't blameless. He wasn't dire - he's not about to be ripped to shreds like he was after the Jets - but he had issues.
He was pretty close to blameless imo…team failed him at every level on offense as they often do in games like this. Offensive line was trash, receivers dropping balls all over the place. Only blemish was under throwing that missile to diggs and even that was a heck of a job considering the circumstances
1 minute ago, DapperCam said:Allen actually had a pretty good day. Even if you take away the garbage time drive he has nearly 300 yards and a good completion percentage, and his pick was essentially an arm punt on third down. With the garbage time drive he had 375 total yards and 3 TDs.
This game was just cursed.
An arm punt that was an absolute missile that hit his receiver before the ball being promptly wrestled away
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Second shady jags win over buffalo in London in my lifetime lol
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3 minutes ago, JerseyBills said:
This bothers me more than the Jets L . Both inferior teams but we had many disadvantages and the zebras and injuries were brutal. Feel like we beat them 9/10 times
Jets felt more like our players straight up choked and this game felt shady as hell and bothered me way more
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Just now, Johnnycage46 said:
Agreed. They likely don't even deserve the wild card. They got high on their own supply after last week, came out to London 2 days before the game and ***** the bed. After this and the Jets game, I don't know how anyone can see this team having an elite season. Just too inconsistent. Elite teams lose to bad teams sometimes, but you can't have 2 terrible outings in the first 5 games, in conjunction with the remaining schedule and think they'll be ok.
Jets made the elite team KC look pretty dang bad also and the refs stepped in to bail them out
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Just now, L Ron Burgundy said:
Absolutely. But that doesn't excuse playcalling which on offense seemed atrocious. Once you saw defenders drop they should have played more aggressive.
They dropped a ton of fairly easy first downs and there were an absurd amount of holds
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Just now, dma0034 said:
I still am mad the Bills didn't get their TO back when the Jags OLine man was hurt
Still waitin to hear the explanation on that
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1 minute ago, gflande1 said:
Don’t understand that…he was injured during the play. How could we call timeout before the injury?
I’ve never seen a team not get a timeout back after that happening
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Just now, Lionel Hutz said:
McDermott wasted that final timeout. Then they scored the next play.
Jags player was injured though under 4 minutes to go earlier in the game…should not have been a bills timeout
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2 minutes ago, bigduke6 said:
McD probably thought Hyde could cover Ridley as well if not better than Elam, so he singles him up and brings pressure. live by the Blitz, die by the Blitz. feast or famine. that difference between Frasier and McD. both philosophies have their positives, and negatives.
That was a pretty wild playcall on third and short up 4 honestly gotta tip your cap on that one
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1 minute ago, RyanC883 said:
refs are a problem, but the bills piss poor travel planning is a major issue.
Man idk…all our drives have gotten derailed by ticky tacky holds and drops
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1 minute ago, RyanC883 said:
yeah, fatigue all over. I’m not a dorsey apologist but fatigue on O (holding), and D was not containing run.
None of those called holds on buffalo were any worse than the uncalled holds on jax
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Just now, Heels20X6 said:
it’s just so one-sided. Like we have literally witnessed so many holds by the Jags O-line with no calls but they are laser focused on the Bills.Yea some of them are legit holds on buffalo but the jags are holding everyone too and getting away with it
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3 minutes ago, Amorgus said:
The defense has held up surprisingly well until now. This is all on Dorsey.
I hate blaming the refs but they are murdering bills drives all game. That hold on dawkins earlier was nonsense
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Just now, Cheektowaga Chad said:
I feel you can tell how Josh is about to play in a game based on how he looks/eyes on the sidelines
He’s playing fine honestly lol there’s been so many crucial drops this game…and that ball should’ve at least been an incompletion but it’s better for us that it was picked
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Just now, sven233 said:
I'm actually OK with that one. 3rd and a mile and gave Diggs a chance at making a play. Ends up being our best punt of the day. Fine. Defense going to have to bail out the offense again.
Did the defender take that ball right out of diggs’ hands?
4 drives ended by dropped passes
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Offensive line was not holding up at all…getting those deep throws off at all was impressive enough