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1 minute ago, KeLLy1278 said:

He’s also thrown 4 ints in the red zone in his last two games.  Throw in a fumble at his own goal line that was recovered by the Vikings for a TD at the end of the 4th QTR today.  

Did you miss the part where he's the only reason they didn't lose in regulation?

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Why is Dorsey calling a play on 2nd and 10 from the 20 where 3/4 of the receivers are in the end zone. 

 

He is a major part of the problem.

 

This offense lacks creativity and common sense. And his play calling is atrocious.

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Just now, JDubya76 said:

Seeing that still shot of a wide open motor on the last pick literally makes me nauseous 

can you post a screengrab or link? didnt see that (might regret wanting to)

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4 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

I gave you two shots and you're still fixated on the completely wrong thing. Allen did everything he needed to do to win today and then his defense cost him the game and he took them to overtime anyway.

Allen lost the ball on the goal line and also threw a pick in the EZ.  Doing everything needed to win a game involves neither of those things, much less both of them.  Lots of blame to go around after this horrible game, but Allen is a part of it most certainly.

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Just now, BullBuchanan said:

Did you miss the part where he's the only reason they didn't lose in regulation?

He’s also one of the biggest reasons that they didn’t win in regulation.  The Bills lost the game and he was part of the problem.  Whether you refuse to acknowledge that is irrelevant.  Go on being Josh’s attorney.. seems like he will need more and more of them as the year moves along.  


He had a  great game throwing to the other team.. you’re definitely right on that account.  He was also annoyed and upset at the postgame press conference because he played a good game.  He didn’t, but if you think he did then that’s all that matters.

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Just now, TheCockSportif said:

Allen lost the ball on the goal line and also threw a pick in the EZ.  Doing everything needed to win a game involves neither of those things, much less both of them.  Lots of blame to go around after this horrible game, but Allen is a part of it most certainly.

If the defense makes a stop on 4th and 18 the game is over and there's no fumble on the goalline or pick int he endzone. The D couldn't do that so the rest is a consequence of that failure

Just now, KeLLy1278 said:

He’s also one of the biggest reasons that they didn’t win in regulation.  The Bills lost the game and he was part of the problem.  Whether you refuse to acknowledge that is irrelevant.  Go on being Josh’s attorney.. seems like he will need more and more of them as the year moves along.  


He had a  great game throwing to the other team.. you’re definitely right on that account.  He was also annoyed and upset at the postgame press conference because he played a good game.  He didn’t, but if you think he did then that’s all that matters.

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20 minutes ago, zow2 said:

Peterson said he knew from film study what Allen was gonna do on his game winning INT.  That sucked to hear. He knew the exact route Gabe was running.

Dorsey better come up with more plays!

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6 minutes ago, Process said:

Why is Dorsey calling a play on 2nd and 10 from the 20 where 3/4 of the receivers are in the end zone. 

 

He is a major part of the problem.

 

This offense lacks creativity and common sense. And his play calling is atrocious.


This. 
 

Dorsey allows Allen to go hero mode when you dial up hero mode route concepts.  

 

We get a first down.  Great position to win the game.  1:50ish left. Two timeouts.  
 

Next two play designs were called like we were down 4 with 16 secs left.  
 

I’ll give grace that maybe the option is for Allen to just run if the TD isn’t open, hence no one running a route shallow or middle of the field .. but the throws dialed up for Allen only serve to encourage him to be hyper aggressive with no other option other than Singletary leaking out late.. and Allen would rather commit seppuku than check down there, if he would have even seen him. 
 

 

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They've created this monster.  They're asking him to be 92% of the offense. This includes both running & passing. For a very short yet successful time, Josh took the checkdowns and it worked. Now he's found himself in more closer games and he's starting to press and return to heroball. Only these coaches can turn his thought process around. That early 4th quarter fg that never was would've helped.  You've created this, now they have to sit him down and change the narrative. 

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4 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

If the defense makes a stop on 4th and 18 the game is over and there's no fumble on the goalline or pick int he endzone. The D couldn't do that so the rest is a consequence of that failure

But that's not the game that played out today; the D couldn't hold, so it was JA17's shoulders, and he couldn't get it done this time.  You take what's given and you minimize errors.  There's no shame in holding JA17 accountable like the rest of the team that willed itself to lose this one.

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6 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

If the defense makes a stop on 4th and 18 the game is over and there's no fumble on the goalline or pick int he endzone. The D couldn't do that so the rest is a consequence of that failure

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Do you realize that even Josh would laugh at your take? 😂 

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5 minutes ago, SCBills said:


This. 
 

Dorsey allows Allen to go hero mode when you dial up hero mode route concepts.  

 

We get a first down.  Great position to win the game.  1:50ish left. Two timeouts.  
 

Next two play designs were called like we were down 4 with 16 secs left.  
 

I’ll give grace that maybe the option is for Allen to just run if the TD isn’t open, this none running a route shallow or middle of the field .. but the throws dialed up for Allen only serve to encourage him to be hyper aggressive with no other option other than Singletary leaking out late.. and Allen would rather commit seppuku than check down there, if he would have even seen him. 
 

 


I was screaming at the TV for Buffalo to call a draw play. Middle of the field was wide open. They weren’t defending it at all…and we still had two timeouts. The offensive coordinator is putting way too much on Josh Allen plate. He literally has to make all the plays.

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6 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:


Though he’s the reason we didn’t win in regulation too. 

If the defense makes a stop on 4th and 18 it's game over. I guess that was too much to ask from Frazier. He likes to make games interesting with 13 seconds, Hail Murray and the like.

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What makes me not panic , is he literally had this funk last year where he tried to chase the big play.

 

He will be fine.

 

For whatever reason he seems prone to this for a few games each year.

 

When the games get bigger, I’m confident he will be back to MVP Josh

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1 minute ago, BullBuchanan said:

If the defense makes a stop on 4th and 18 it's game over. I guess that was too much to ask from Frazier. He likes to make games interesting with 13 seconds, Hail Murray and the like.


Our defense is always going to have issues when down Hyde, White, Poyer, Rousseau and Edmunds. That’s too many starters for any team to carry. As it is, again, Frasier called up a decent design where we should have got an incompletion. The execution was off. Then, in the final play, Dorsey called up a decent design which left Motor free underneath. The execution was off.

 

Other than not taking the FG over the attempted TD I can’t blame too much on coaching today. With so many players out on defense it was always going to be rough, and the offensive players - particularly Josh - messed the bed when it mattered.

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I do wonder if Josh's mental condition is related to how we have structured the offense.

 

He's the entire team and there is a LOT of focused pressure on him every play.

 

The only big name besides him is Diggs, but Diggs still can't throw the ball to himself.  It begins with Josh. 

 

It's ALL ON JOSH, ALL THE TIME.

 

I wonder if the pressure has cracked him.

 

 

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