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  1. 1. Do you love you some Josh Allen?

    • Yes, that’s my guy now
    • No, I didn’t want him and I’m not happy


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Posted
3 hours ago, ProcessAccepted said:

Since you love Josh Rosen I thought you'd appreciate this

Image result for concussion gif

 

Ouch! But it is the very reason I never wanted Rosen, I think he is one good hit from being done with his football career. 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, CSBill said:

 

Ouch! But it is the very reason I never wanted Rosen, I think he is one good hit from being done with his football career. 

 

Josh Allen Injury History

Date League Injury Details
Nov 11, 2017 Non-NFL Shoulder A/C Joint Sprain Allen missed the final 2 regular-season games with a sprained AC joint in his throwing shoulder. He was able to return for the bowl game.
Sep 12, 2015 Non-NFL Shoulder Clavicle Fracture Allen broke his right clavicle in 7 different places in his 1st career start at Wyoming.
Oct 28, 2011 Non-NFL Shoulder Clavicle Fracture Allen missed 4 games of his sophomore season of high school with a broken right collarbone.
Posted
38 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

He’s not Lamar so I’m happy.  

Amen to that brother and a hallelujah too :thumbsup:

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Posted
2 hours ago, John from Riverside said:

The train has left the station

 

Lets go Josh Allen

all aboard! i've got my ticket punched, drink in hand and anxious to start this ride!

Posted

I don't care if Y'all call me dumb or non-football savvy but Josh has always been my guy. Him and Baker. I honestly thought that the Browns would take Baker at 4th and the clue was Tyrod for the 3rd rounder. Both guys can run the same offence. Similar size, mobility. Tyrod will teach this guy to be more serious and professional. It's a perfect fit. As for Josh, He and Baker were the only 2 I felt that have the "it" factor. He's no dummy folks. He will get more accurate even if PFF beats it thinking/hoping he'll flop. He hasn't had enough time with great coaching and that is a plus, in a way, but I feel like the most pressing issue is getting him great coaches. I've been more worried about Daboll than the QB we were getting in the 1st round.  BILLEIVE IN THA MCBEANE PROCESS...even Daboll I guess.

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My heart is all in, my brain is not. I won't be 100% on board until he proves it on the field but I'm excited to have a legitimate top 10 QB talent in Buffalo for the first time this millennium.

Posted
3 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

Josh Allen Injury History

Date League Injury Details
Nov 11, 2017 Non-NFL Shoulder A/C Joint Sprain Allen missed the final 2 regular-season games with a sprained AC joint in his throwing shoulder. He was able to return for the bowl game.
Sep 12, 2015 Non-NFL Shoulder Clavicle Fracture Allen broke his right clavicle in 7 different places in his 1st career start at Wyoming.
Oct 28, 2011 Non-NFL Shoulder Clavicle Fracture Allen missed 4 games of his sophomore season of high school with a broken right collarbone.

 

I'm not sure if you saying Josh Allen is injury prone, and I'm not trying and delegitimize your viewpoint. I do think that concussions are a whole other sort of injury when it comes to contact sports. Rosen may have entered 2017 healthy, but he certainly didn’t finish it that way. During his junior year in 2017, Rosen suffered two concussions in less than a month. As we’ve seen with many other players, subsequent concussions in a short time period raise a major concern about a player’s long-term health. Research suggests that players who experience more than one concussion throughout their career are more likely to experience an additional concussion at a later date. This effect increases as a player suffers more concussions. Rosen isn't worth the risk of a high 1st round pick with his concussion history combined with his much maligned attitude.

 

 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Threedollabills said:

I don't care if Y'all call me dumb or non-football savvy but Josh has always been my guy. Him and Baker. I honestly thought that the Browns would take Baker at 4th and the clue was Tyrod for the 3rd rounder. Both guys can run the same offence. Similar size, mobility. Tyrod will teach this guy to be more serious and professional. It's a perfect fit. As for Josh, He and Baker were the only 2 I felt that have the "it" factor. He's no dummy folks. He will get more accurate even if PFF beats it thinking/hoping he'll flop. He hasn't had enough time with great coaching and that is a plus, in a way, but I feel like the most pressing issue is getting him great coaches. I've been more worried about Daboll than the QB we were getting in the 1st round.  BILLEIVE IN THA MCBEANE PROCESS...even Daboll I guess.

Baker needs to listen in order to learn. Tyrod may not be a strong enough personality to make him listen.

Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, ProcessAccepted said:

 

I'm not sure if you saying Josh Allen is injury prone, and I'm not trying and delegitimize your viewpoint. I do think that concussions are a whole other sort of injury when it comes to contact sports. Rosen may have entered 2017 healthy, but he certainly didn’t finish it that way. During his junior year in 2017, Rosen suffered two concussions in less than a month. As we’ve seen with many other players, subsequent concussions in a short time period raise a major concern about a player’s long-term health. Research suggests that players who experience more than one concussion throughout their career are more likely to experience an additional concussion at a later date. This effect increases as a player suffers more concussions. Rosen isn't worth the risk of a high 1st round pick with his concussion history combined with his much maligned attitude.

 

I'm pointing out that Allen has a repeated serious injury history that can't be dismissed and since Rosen was selected with the 10th pick in round 1 your point on Rosen is moot.   Hopefully Allen doesn't try to take on LBs in the NFL.

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I am s glad that we have a redneck and not some "boy who cried wolf" social justice warrior. Allen has a strong arm to handle the wind they say.  While I say the wind may have given Rosen a concussion.  I also say there are enough snow flakes in Buffalo during December.

Posted
1 minute ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

I'm pointing out that Allen has a has repeated serious injury history that can't be dismissed and since Rosen was selected with the 10th pick in round 1 your point on Rosen is moot.   Hopefully Allen doesn't try to take on LBs in the NFL.

 

Agreed you have to play smart if you want to last in the NFL. Too many QBs wait too long to slide. I wouldn't have spent the 10th pick on Rosen, it's the 10th pick in the draft, especially with players like Vita Vea still available. I'm just saying that a list of 3 injuries one of them is from his sophomore year in High School and another had him missing 2 games is not as damning as as 2 concussions in less than a month. Just sayin....

Posted
13 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

Interesting. 

 

And nf still I question that the Bills have the offensive coaching staff in place to develop Allen.

 

This should be everyone's biggest concern, imo.

13 minutes ago, ProcessAccepted said:

Baker needs to listen in order to learn. Tyrod may not be a strong enough personality to make him listen.

 

Yeah, that's an awkward pairing. Will make for an interesting QB room in Cleveland.

Posted
1 minute ago, ProcessAccepted said:

 

Agreed you have to play smart if you want to last in the NFL. Too many QBs wait too long to slide. I wouldn't have spent the 10th pick on Rosen, it's the 10th pick in the draft, especially with players like Vita Vea still available. I'm just saying that a list of 3 injuries one of them is from his sophomore year in High School and another had him missing 2 games is not as damning as as 2 concussions in less than a month. Just sayin....

 

I noticed you didn't mention 2015 with regard to Allen.  Vita Vea?  Are you serious when all ARZ had at QB is Bradford and Glennon?  Terrible idea.

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Posted (edited)

I am an Allen fan and have been leading up to the draft and was ecstatic when the Bills chose him . Now it seems that a lot of the true professionals  in football  are saying they were and are Allen supporters. I took a fair amount of flak for my position but everybody is entitled to their opinion. 

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Posted
9 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

I noticed you didn't mention 2015 with regard to Allen.  Vita Vea?  Are you serious when all ARZ had at QB is Bradford and Glennon?  Terrible idea.

 

I didn't mean to convey that Vita Vea was a good fit for the Cards. I was simply naming a highly touted player that was still available when Rosen was chosen. I would rather have Mason Rudolph than Josh Rosen. I honestly believe that time will show that he was the better value pick. If I was the Arizona GM I would have traded down like Baltimore did and still land a QB. I do not think that Rosen will be a pick that the Cards will be bragging about in 3 years. Mason Rudolph may be one that Steeler fans are crowing about. 

Posted (edited)
1 minute ago, ProcessAccepted said:

 

I didn't mean to convey that Vita Vea was a good fit for the Cards. I was simply naming a highly touted player that was still available when Rosen was chosen. I would rather have Mason Rudolph than Josh Rosen. I honestly believe that time will show that he was the better value pick. If I was the Arizona GM I would have traded down like Baltimore did and still land a QB. I do not think that Rosen will be a pick that the Cards will be bragging about in 3 years. Mason Rudolph may be one that Steeler fans are crowing about. 

 

Thank goodness for Cards' fans you weren't in their war room with any clout. Yikes!

Edited by 26CornerBlitz
Posted

I was a fan of Nate Peterman while he was throwing interceptions in Los Angeles, as he was the QB under center. That being said, I was heartily relieved when Taylor started the second half. If Peterman had started the following game, I would have been his fan then, too. But, I wouldn't have been happy about him starting.

 

I'm cautiously optimistic about Allen. It's weird how polarized the usual suspect talking-head pundits seem to be about him. If I were to believe what they're saying (I don't), he's either going to be the next GOAT, or the next JaMarcus Russell. And after watching his game tape, I feel like I can see the valid points to both sides. My fear is that he lands somewhere in the middle, hangs around a little too long, and becomes as polarizing to the fan base as so many of our past quarterbacks have been.

 

But, for now, I'm a fan.

Posted
2 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

Thank goodness for Cards' fans you weren't in their war room with any clout. Yikes!

Time will tell my friend. Feel free to throw it in my face when the Cards are riding high on Rosen and the Steelers are still searching for Big Ben's replacement (give it 3 years). I'll happily bow to your superior football vision if that comes about. Until then let's get back to supporting our team and watching the cracks in the Patriots organization expand :D 

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Posted
4 hours ago, Chris from Rochester said:

I'm always a Bills fan first, so whoever is wearing the buffalo on his helmet on Sundays is the guy I am rooting for

 

 

Sadly, there are far too many who do not share this.

 

 

4 hours ago, Klaista2k said:

After watching his games I gotta be honest and say I'm very concerned about him.

 

I really don't know how anyone had him graded out as a 1st rounder... Seems more like a guy you'd take in the 4th since he's such a project. 

 

Really? What do you know grading?

 

Please.....

33 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

I noticed you didn't mention 2015 with regard to Allen.  Vita Vea?  Are you serious when all ARZ had at QB is Bradford and Glennon?  Terrible idea.

 

Lamar Jackson 

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He wasn't my first, second, or third choice for QB, but I've decided to leave those decisions up to the guys who get paid for it, completion % be damned.  There's something to be said for the Bills getting the #1 guy on their list.  This, of course, is not to be confused with the Cardinals, who merely lied about getting #1 guy on their list.  And... I know, I know... watching youtube videos, particularly the Senior Bowl, has given me some added optimism.  I'm in.

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