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Jon Scott‏Verified account @JonScottTV 50s50 seconds ago More #Bills OC Brian Daboll says he’s seen improvement from Josh Allen despite what the numbers suggest. #Bills

They post on here too - have you not seen the feed today?

Mike Rodak‏Verified account @mikerodak 19s20 seconds ago More Brian Daboll: “Nate a young player, too. Obviously the production hasn’t been there when he has played. … One of the hardest working guys we got, so we just need to continue to build him up and improve him and get him better."

Mike Rodak‏Verified account @mikerodak 19s20 seconds ago More Brian Daboll: “Nate a young player, too. Obviously the production hasn’t been there when he has played. … One of the hardest working guys we got, so we just need to continue to build him up and improve him and get him better."

John Wawrow‏Verified account @john_wawrow 23m23 minutes ago Was remiss in noting this yesterday, so much respect to @JennaCottrell for the reporting job she did at #Bills game at #Texans.

Shudders at the thoughts of all of those names...

Oh I agree. I also think he is calling a very simplified offense for Allen, half-field reads, RPOs and such along with very basic routes. He has to be mitigating Allen's limited pocket movement and his inability/lack of speed to read a defense.

With Allen's developmental issues, the offense has to be simplified for half-field reads and I would assume elementary play calls. If he is not moving around in the pocket well and having trouble making reads; the entire offense has to be dummed down for him.

Dan Fetes‏ @danfetes 10s11 seconds ago Rushing TDs the last 9 #Bills games: LeSean McCoy: 0 Kyle Williams: 1 #GoBills

Seeing we have the worst WR corp in the league, it is not surprising that we are having a tough time running. Also with 2 OL starters retiring in the offseason didn't help that much. Overall the last few weeks the OL has not looked terrible or even been our biggest concern. It's more about Josh's poor pocket awareness and inability to read a D & our terrible WRs

It would have been ideal to start getting him in games little by little to get used to the speed, making reads and applying what he was learning while sitting. Not bringing in a true older vet to help him learn (The Jests got his right with McCown) until week 6 is par for the course with this franchise. I suppose the par for the course comment could also be applied to not actually bringing in someone who can actually develop a QB from a coaching standpoint as well. Further more, since we didn't actually do any of the above - you would think that the FO and Coaching staff might have tried to get some offensive players to you know help Nate & Josh (or AJ). I get that Defense is McD's specialty, but I knew going into this season the offense was going to be a train wreck. Why would you fail to do all of this when you drafted the one first round QB who is a major project. If we drafted the other Josh that would be one thing... I dunno if we need to wait 2 years, we should know next season IMO; provided we get "good" offensive players in the draft and in FA

It looks to be a fairly weak FA class on the offensive side for all of our needs. Having the cap space is great, but I don't see many players being able to justify it.

Are his pants around his ankles?

Probably similar to OBJ's IV on Thursday night

most stupidest?

And for the season to date:

So.... https://nextgenstats.nfl.com/stats/passing/2018/6#average-time-to-throw Most time to throw in week 6:

The merciful thing to do is send him to a team with a shot - this offense is woof

Jenna Cottrell‏ @JennaCottrell 2m2 minutes ago #Bills WR Kelvin Benjamin addressed post game not running routes with Josh Allen, he said "came into this game really wanting to conserve my energy to come back in, and get an IV, do other things to get ready for the game

If Foles could win MVP - Why Can't Nate?!