Josh Allen leads NFL in interceptions

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

Didn’t stafford lead the league in ints last season?

[Pete]

Excellent video breaking down Josh's interceptions and other throws.  It makes me feel a lot better about Josh.  Gabe broke off his route, and caused one misfire for a TD.  And the Peterson interception was totally on Isiah.  He got pushed out of bounds, and quit on play.  Isiah should of grabbed Peterson and pulled him out with him.  Instead Vikes were playing 11 against 10 because lil dirty quit on play

Edited November 17, 2022 by Pete

[Airseven]

1 hour ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:

Didn’t stafford lead the league in ints last season?

And Allen was 2nd.

[Bill from NYC]

Call me crazy but imo he would play better if he had a coach who cares as much about blockers and wide receivers as he does about the secondary.

 

Last time I looked it was difficult to throw touchdown pass to first round cornerbacks.

[blacklabel]

He's had his fair share of picks that have been 100% on him but he's also had a handful of unfortunate ones that got tipped at the line and redirected to a defender, or bounced right out of a receivers hands and to a DB. Schnitt happens. It's the INTs that he's personally giftwrapping for opponents that make you wanna flip out. 

 

I remember the talking heads would always point out how he had zero red zone INTs in his career until he got picked in the AFC Championship in 2021. Then it was "only ever had one red zone INT!" And this season he's done that like four times already. Those turnovers really kill the momentum they build as well. 

 

I think Josh might be feeling the weight of expectations more then anyone right now. He already expects a lot from himself and although he does his best not to pay too much attention to it there's no way he hasn't heard the chatter about him being the MVP favorite and the Bills being a Super Bowl favorite. Isaiah McKenzie talked a bit about the pressure they're feeling on his weekly podcast with Ty Dunne. He basically said they are really meticulous with meetings and practices but when you get out there with 63,000 people cheering for you, it's just really easy to get super amped and just wanna make a play. And in Josh's case he's probably feeling like he  needs to make a play. A lot of the time it works in his favor. The times it hasn't just seem to really sting. He'll be alright. 

Edited November 17, 2022 by blacklabel

[RoscoeParrish]

Carson Wentz?

[BuffaloBills1998]

11 minutes ago, RoscoeParrish said:

Carson Wentz?

See right here is just a nonsense comment to make. Your really trying to compare Allen to Wentz ?? Cmon man 🤦‍♂️

[Airseven]

18 minutes ago, BuffaloBills1998 said:

See right here is just a nonsense comment to make. Your really trying to compare Allen to Wentz ?? Cmon man 🤦‍♂️

It’s as non-sensical as comparing Allen to Mahomes.

 

In all honesty, you have to feel for Allen a bit. He’s completely rattled and protecting an elbow injury behind one of the worst OLs in the game. The guy’s feet pitter patter after 2 steps.

[Buffalo ill]

I think he got attacked by an army of thots now that he is making the big bucks.  Hard to keep your head on straight with all that distraction.

[Saxum]

On 11/17/2022 at 1:00 PM, 2003Contenders said:

 

As a comparison of the opposite extreme, I present to you Tyrod Taylor, who almost NEVER threw INTs -- but was way too timid to ever put the ball in "harm's way". I think we all agree that Josh is the better of the two. He just needs to be smarter about when it is time to take those risks -- and when there is no reason to do so.

 

 

This is reflection of coaching staff.  Some coaches (i.e. Rex Ryan) will browbeat QBs on interceptions even on long throws where the choice is between a short punt or long throw with interception chance.  Some coaches have ruined QBs earlier in career. 

[RoscoeParrish]

 

[HOUSE]

1 hour ago, RoscoeParrish said:

 

How many wins do we have again?

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

There’s a lotttt of qbs that are close to him in ints that have produced many less tds though lol 

 

tough luck int today 

Edited November 24, 2022 by Generic_Bills_Fan

[Dablitzkrieg]

 

 

[CDogg20]

Josh is a dog. He’s playing hurt and still wills us to wins. Tough RZ pick today, thats an easy 6 if that ball doesn’t get batted. 

[Mikie2times]

1 minute ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:

There’s a lotttt of qbs that are close to him in ints that have produced many less tds though lol 

 

tough luck int today 

Allen was almost due for some negative regression. It felt for a couple years now, perhaps based on his arm strength, the defense just couldn't come up with many that seemed like they should have. Not so lucky this year. Seems like every tipped ball is landing in the wrong spot. Reminds me of Mahomes at the start of last season.  

[julian]

Allen will lead the NFL in INTs during his playing career, but he’ll also score more TDs than any other QB during that same period… it’s just the type of player he is

[ALLEN1QB]

On 11/13/2022 at 5:33 PM, RoscoeParrish said:

 

Our franchise QB leads the league in interceptions.  What is scary is he should have more if you count all the near INTs.  Is Josh, Carson Wentz?  MVP to collapse overnight?  
 

I think the fame has gotten to him and he is pressing because of it.  Hero ball.  Some can handle it, others can’t.  Sad

Agree 100%

[HappyDays]

He's played clean football the past 2 weeks. Today's interception was bad luck and a good defensive play. If he keeps playing like this and his elbow heals up we'll be just fine.

[TPS]