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14 minutes ago, HappyDays said:

He was not inaccurate in the 2nd half. He missed the one deep throws to Diggs, that was all.

 

Our biggest problem by far on offense is pass catchers. They don't separate, they don't catch well, they don't get a lot of YAC. Kincaid and Shakir were just good enough today to make it happen. The rest were almost invisible.

 

The OLINE probably had one of their worse games today too.  

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35 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson said:

Allen is in pain. Look how stiff his left shoulder is when he jogged off the field. It could be a separated shoulder with a broken clavicle.

two bills drive medical  team in full shock and awe mode. Shocked you would say something like that with zero proof and in awe of the lets take the worst possible scenario  and claim that....NOT

 

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38 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson said:

Allen is in pain. Look how stiff his left shoulder is when he jogged off the field. It could be a separated shoulder with a broken clavicle.

 

For Fs sake now we're using the eye test for shoulder injuries?  Thank you Dr. Web MD... :beer: 

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30 minutes ago, BillsFanSD said:

Allen didn't play well, but he got zero help from anybody not named Shakir or Kincaid today.  He was pressing, and we don't want that.  

Our receivers as a group do not get any consistent separation. They also drop a lot of passes.  Sherfield should not be on an NFL field.  He is terrible.  Kincaid and Shakir are our two best threats right now.  Diggs and Davis did not do much today.  And Knox was invisible.  Josh wasn’t great by any stretch.  But the entire receiving corps needs a major overhaul in the offseason.  

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No, he just makes a lot bad decisions.

 

The Bills are a way more successful team when Josh isn't throwing a bunch. Knowing the expectations are so high next week, I'm worried for his mental health.

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Josh had a lot of pressure up the middle, especially in the first half, making him unable to step into his throws and causing too many go awry. He improved later on as the interior OL gave him more time. 

 

However, he has lost some accuracy the last few games and there is a good chance that that is down to his dodgy shoulder. 

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Josh is going to need to get in his rhythm soon otherwise it's going to be a short playoffs, I don't think you're going to be able to trust the RB's and coaches to win it all

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21 minutes ago, wjag said:

 

The OLINE probably had one of their worse games today too.  

this was in large part due to the Pats*  defensive front. They aren't slouches.

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I agree with OP, Josh's accuracy has been subpar for at least the past two weeks and I suspect it has to do with physical impairments of some sort.  I also agree with OP's fundamental point that JA has been missing a lot of throws that he normally makes.

 

He was abysmal in the first quarter.

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Josh is going to have to play with whatever injury because the Miami game is looking like a legit playoff game.  Win and in.  Lose and likely go home. If Kyle Allen has to play it’s prob over.

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2 minutes ago, NewEra said:

So did 17 get hurt?  Is this something to worry about?  

 

"And I don't worry about nothin', no, because worrying's a waste of my...time." - Achmel Rose

 

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3 minutes ago, NewEra said:

So did 17 get hurt?  Is this something to worry about?  

 

If he was seriously hurt, there would have been medical staff all around him on the way off the field....he just got dinged up, maybe a stinger....nothing to worry about, IMO, but we shall see.

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56 minutes ago, Buffalo619 said:

He’s not the best decision maker. It’s capping his potential. He’s not hurt. He’s just not cerebral.

Could be because he doesn't watch enough film. A year or so ago he said he doesn't watch much film because when you see on Sunday is not what you see on film.

 

That's a big red flag. I hope Josh doesn't have a Kyler Murray problem.

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28 minutes ago, Paup 1995MVP said:

Our receivers as a group do not get any consistent separation. They also drop a lot of passes.  Sherfield should not be on an NFL field.  He is terrible.  Kincaid and Shakir are our two best threats right now.  Diggs and Davis did not do much today.  And Knox was invisible.  Josh wasn’t great by any stretch.  But the entire receiving corps needs a major overhaul in the offseason.  

 

This is true.

 

Sherfield is what he is - a good blocker and ST guy who can play #3 WR.  That works only if you have a good  #1 and a #2

 

I just watched the guys Lamar Jackson was throwing to and I don’t see either separation or focus/ability to complete the catch from our guys

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2 hours ago, Chugga said:

I think him and Diggs are both dinged up.  But I expect both of them to ball out and bring the AFC East crown home next week

We expected Diggs to “Ball out” today and he was invisible…..again

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