Ralonzo

Arguably 28: Singletary, Diggs x2, Smith

Jets fans were right about Winters

Two things working here: 1) Ball can hit the ground if it's under control 2) Ground can't help you make the catch. 3) It's Buffalo

They'll review that

"Eddie maybe! Eddie maybe not! Eddie are you kidding?"

Allen was overthrowing his receivers all last week?

I'll show myself out of this reply chain.

Am I missing something? Last year's Steelers game at the Ketchup Bottle was flexed to SNF and the Cleveland game was a loss and an early start IIRC.

Remember at the draft when Beane talked about big hands and big arm to throw in the wind and weather in Orchard Park? I guess it's a thing after all. They did not go down the field in the Jets game necessarily, but the threat is there. You do have to learn the stadium. There was that one game against the Cardinals where Kelly kept hitting these bombs to Tasker downwind, it looked like he was just lobbing the ball up in the air and letting the wind take it downfield like a balloon, knowing where it was gonna drop. I'm not expecting that from Allen yet but who knows, he's doing all the things people said he'd never do already. Goff has small hands and I'd say NFL-average arm, not plus or elite. The more wind, the better for the Bills read-react defensive matchup if he fails to spin it and it gets hung up or sails.

When life gives you sheep... make an MLT

It's a Pegula thing, just making sure you fans are on your toes

Scaries for Aries

If Kay likes Ranch, I like Ranch. (I hate Ranch)

Hey I resemble that remark. This game, I dunno. Could be a Bills blowout, a Rams blowout, or a nail biter. This causes loss of sleep. Hence this post. That said, who has really blown the Bills out in the past year... that Eagles game, and the cause was not stopping the run. Not sure that’s the Rams identity. It’s starting to feel like Allen gives them a chance in any game - who else can pressure a defense to all points of the field the way he does? Deep, intermediate, outside the hashes... and if you back off he just runs for it. You can’t stop it all and as he continues to identify where the weakness is the offense should get more and more efficient. The PPG the last couple weeks don’t reflect the amount of long, sustained drives. The yards do though. Tough to see the O getting stymied to the point where it’d get out of hand.

You gotta be pretty far Outside of Football to not know about the trade...

I haven't had the Yamazaki 12 or the Macallan 18, just the Oban 14. These webcasting gigs must pay well to have all that on hand. Thought I saw something where Allen's efficiency actually goes up under pressure or off-platform.

Of course you're not, heretic

I don't think Allen has had a maximally efficient game yet, something like what Fitz is doing now, getting the most out of his talent and his chances. He's gone from firing on 1-2 cylinders as a rookie and showing those flashes, to 3-4 cylinders last year to 5-6 cylinders these first 2 weeks (out of 8 - a real engine). He's still getting in tune. The points on the scoreboard don't always match up to the eye test/stat line of the QB performance. Both of those 2020 games really should have been put well in hand by halftime. That said, I've been waiting for the next 2019 Week 4 level clunker, and it hasn't come yet. And even that was a game that could have been won. Remarked in the Fins-Jags thread that with Minshew it never felt like he could drag his team back into the game. Allen is the exact opposite of that, he can gack series for a quarter or two but he's liable to go off for 2 or 3 quick strike drives at any point when the rhythm and play calling gets in sync.

Thanks. Nate Pyrite's predictions are so seldom correct, I was hoping it was something like that.

I thought it was the Seahawks who dominate at garbage time.

Only if you watched the game. The stat line is so much better than his performance - watching it I never felt like he would get his team back into it.

"4-4-4... c'mon Devante" Parker goes in motion

He was worth every bit of the draft capital they expended on him