Popular Post TD716 Posted January 16 Popular Post Posted January 16 (edited) Was at the game, not sure if they showed this on TV. After Josh ran for the long touchdown he walked from the end zone along the whole bench not stopping or pausing while giving high fives and fist bumps. One could tell he was walking with a purpose so I watched him. He finally got to the far end of the bench, tunnel side. He gave a big hug to a player who has struggled and worked thru a lot this year, Kaiir Elam. A few words were exchanged and I’m sure they were words of encouragement based on the body language. Great leadership moment. Edited January 16 by TD716 14 51 6 Quote
NoHuddleKelly12 Posted January 16 Posted January 16 No the TV didnt show that to my knowledge—thanks for the post OP, that’s very cool insight. What a gesture by Allen. 4 Quote
Miyagi-Do Karate Posted January 16 Posted January 16 3 minutes ago, TD716 said: Was at the game, not sure if they showed this on TV. After Josh ran for the long touchdown he walked from the end zone along the whole bench not stopping or pausing while giving high fives and fist bumps. One could tell he was walking with a purpose so I watched him. He finally got to the far end of the bench, tunnel side. He gave a big hug to a player who has struggled and worked thru a lot this year, Kaiir Elam. A few words were exchanged and I’m sure they were words of encouragement based on the body language. Great leadership moment. That is great. He called out Klein and Elam too in the post-game speech clips from the locker room. 3 1 1 Quote
JGMcD2 Posted January 16 Posted January 16 This can’t be true. I’ve been told all he does is blankly stare into space with no fire or passion… ever. 10 1 Quote
NoSaint Posted January 16 Posted January 16 Just now, JGMcD2 said: This can’t be true. I’ve been told all he does is blankly stare into space with no fire or passion… ever. Perhaps, and hear me out, even he himself has talked about what he was doing on the sideline the first half of the season didn’t work and he needed to get back into the emotions of it all more. 3 Quote
Straight Hucklebuck Posted January 16 Posted January 16 5 minutes ago, TD716 said: Was at the game, not sure if they showed this on TV. After Josh ran for the long touchdown he walked from the end zone along the whole bench not stopping or pausing while giving high fives and fist bumps. One could tell he was walking with a purpose so I watched him. He finally got to the far end of the bench, tunnel side. He gave a big hug to a player who has struggled and worked thru a lot this year, Kaiir Elam. A few words were exchanged and I’m sure they were words of encouragement based on the body language. Great leadership moment. Agreed. He ditched that low positive garbage and started playing with fire and emotion again. What will really show it for me is this off-season, hitting the camp with Palmer, working out, coming into camp in this best shape of his career. But McDermott went to him to give the speech to the team in Miami down 14-7 at Halftime. He spoke again after the game tonight. 1 Quote
NoHuddleKelly12 Posted January 16 Posted January 16 5 minutes ago, JGMcD2 said: This can’t be true. I’ve been told all he does is blankly stare into space with no fire or passion… ever. That was during the Dorsey days of yesteryear… 1 Quote
Johnnycage46 Posted January 16 Posted January 16 6 minutes ago, JGMcD2 said: This can’t be true. I’ve been told all he does is blankly stare into space with no fire or passion… ever. That was low positive Josh 1 Quote
Beck Water Posted January 16 Posted January 16 8 minutes ago, JGMcD2 said: This can’t be true. I’ve been told all he does is blankly stare into space with no fire or passion… ever. Well, sheesh, everyone knows the 5 second cuts they show on TV represent the totality of a player’s behavior. 2 Quote
transplantbillsfan Posted January 16 Posted January 16 35 minutes ago, TD716 said: Was at the game, not sure if they showed this on TV. After Josh ran for the long touchdown he walked from the end zone along the whole bench not stopping or pausing while giving high fives and fist bumps. One could tell he was walking with a purpose so I watched him. He finally got to the far end of the bench, tunnel side. He gave a big hug to a player who has struggled and worked thru a lot this year, Kaiir Elam. A few words were exchanged and I’m sure they were words of encouragement based on the body language. Great leadership moment. That's awesome. Allen made a special individual shout out to Elam in the post-game locker room speech, too. 1 3 1 Quote
LABILLBACKER Posted January 16 Posted January 16 1 hour ago, TD716 said: Was at the game, not sure if they showed this on TV. After Josh ran for the long touchdown he walked from the end zone along the whole bench not stopping or pausing while giving high fives and fist bumps. One could tell he was walking with a purpose so I watched him. He finally got to the far end of the bench, tunnel side. He gave a big hug to a player who has struggled and worked thru a lot this year, Kaiir Elam. A few words were exchanged and I’m sure they were words of encouragement based on the body language. Great leadership moment. Greatest qb to ever play in Buffalo. Period..... 6 Quote
bouds Posted January 16 Posted January 16 He looked locked in today from the jump, and love the locker room pep talk. 2 2 Quote
Big Turk Posted January 16 Posted January 16 (edited) Allen for most of the playoff games has been an unstoppabel force. I don't think it's by accident that by and in large Bills players step up in big games, even backups. Edited January 16 by Big Turk 2 Quote
Heavy Kevi Posted January 16 Posted January 16 Allen is a high quality human, and just happens to be all-world at football as well. 5 2 1 1 Quote
NY to VA to NV to TX to AZ Posted January 16 Posted January 16 12 hours ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said: That is great. He called out Klein and Elam too in the post-game speech clips from the locker room. Yeah he called them out in the post game on-field interview too. He was also asked what play meant more, his 52 yard run or Shakir’s touchdown run and, to no one’s surprise, he naturally claimed the latter was the better play….even though I firmly believe that his run run was better. But that’s who he is, he is a leader, he will give all the credit to his troops, not take it for himself. Diggs is very similar that respect. This is why they are the captains, thanks for insight, it’s good to read that. 1 Quote
Mango Posted January 16 Posted January 16 Josh is about as locked in and calm as he has ever been in his career. LFG! 1 1 Quote
RiotAct Posted January 16 Posted January 16 7 minutes ago, NY to VA to NV to TX to AZ said: He was also asked what play meant more, his 52 yard run or Shakir’s touchdown run (…) someone actually asked him that? Good grief. 1 Quote
Aussie Joe Posted January 16 Posted January 16 One of his best games last night … played very smart … Quote
ControllerOfPlanetX Posted January 16 Posted January 16 That’s not what i saw. he pushed his teammates aside, waved to his girlfriend, and pulled out a Peppa Pig stuffy and hugged it. 6 Quote
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