SCBills Posted October 6 Posted October 6 Allen is going to get beat up when Brady constantly puts him in 2nd and long due to his predictable run obsession. His biggest hit today came because we put him in an “and long” situation. Came last week on a dumb Brady trick play. Came Week 1 because he felt like he needed to do everything. Brady and Beane, aside from investing in OL, are actively putting him in harms way right now without any first down pass plays and/or quick separators forcing him to hold the ball longer. 2 1 Quote
Matt_In_NH Posted October 6 Posted October 6 It does not get discussed much but his left hand affects his decisions and it affects the overall offense. The fact they blew the first two teams out after the injury was fortunate. The jags in particular played like morons. Quote
Dr.Mantis_Toboggan Posted October 6 Posted October 6 If he wasn’t to start the game, he sure as ***** was at the end. I wanted the dub, but it’s a regular season game, if the league were serious about protecting its players, and I know it’s not going to be a popular take, Josh shouldn’t have been allowed back in the game. The way his head slammed/bounced off the turf combined with how he laid face down seemingly motionless for a minute indicates, to me, there is a chance he blacked out for a moment. If that were the case and he had somehow taken another similar type hit after that, it could’ve been catastrophic. It was fun to see Superman put his cape back on, but the juice wasn’t worth the squeeze, can’t be taking those types of risks with the franchise for a regular season game, if ever. 2 1 Quote
dave mcbride Posted October 6 Posted October 6 14 minutes ago, Roundybout said: It was a perfectly fine deep ball. It was overthrown with not enough arc to allow the WR catch up to it. It’s been an issue with Allen his entire career. 31 minutes ago, Einstein said: Circus catch? Come on… I get it - you’re one of the posters who thinks players shouldn’t be expected to catch a pass unless it drills them between the numbers of their jersey. I am the complete opposite. This is the NFL. If a ball hits your hands, you catch it. Period. No if’s, ands, or butts. There are players all over the league making *actual* circus catches. The fact that our fans consider a routine over the shoulder pass that hits the receiver in both, a “circus catch” is laughable. And pathetic. Just catch the damn ball! Lol. Uncatchable. Gimme a freaking break with the screenshots. 2 1 Quote
benderbender Posted October 6 Posted October 6 The OL moves in the offseason were heralded by the cheerleaders. They’ve been blown up by contenders. Anyone but Josh would be on crutches by now. Insanely disappointed by Dawkins in particular considering the camera time he’s getting this season and his cheesy smack talk before the game. Quote
GoBills! Posted October 6 Author Posted October 6 34 minutes ago, Matt_In_NH said: It does not get discussed much but his left hand affects his decisions and it affects the overall offense. The fact they blew the first two teams out after the injury was fortunate. The jags in particular played like morons. I’ve leaned into his shoulder after the flea flicker play seemed like he had some sort of injury but you are right his left hand probably plays into it a little with the fact that he is less likely to use for stiff arm, run or break off a defender… possibly afraid to smack it on their helmet while making a play. Quote
Nelius Posted October 6 Posted October 6 1 hour ago, mrags said: Should just sit him for the year to heal up. Get a top 5 draft pick. Get the best WR coming out next year. And try this thing all over again. You would be even more insufferable for like 17 months. I get that’s your natural habitat, but no Quote
Nelius Posted October 6 Posted October 6 1 minute ago, mrags said: Yup. I’m super insufferable. But I’ll tell you what, I was right about this coach and this team this season when everyone else thought I was INSUFFERABLE. I guess I’ll just have to live with being insufferable when I’m right. Man it always sucks being this insufferable. They’re 3-2 and you want to throw the year lol. I’d wait on patting my own back so hard Quote
Sweats Posted October 6 Posted October 6 He's probably got a sore back from carrying this coaching staff. 1 Quote
Ralonzo Posted October 6 Posted October 6 I don't think he's playing injured as much as playing crippled by this ass OL and ass offensive scheme. Quote
mrags Posted October 6 Posted October 6 6 minutes ago, Nelius said: They’re 3-2 and you want to throw the year lol. I’d wait on patting my own back so hard lol. Ok guy. Btw. I believe they will likely make the playoffs because the AFC is a mess and our division is terrible. But that doesn’t mean we’re a good football team. I’ll just keep being insufferable. Quote
dhbGT500 Posted October 6 Posted October 6 Coaching has failed them. Could Brady possibly call any MORE run plays on 1st down...WTF? I do think Josh has a broken finger on his left hand, as 2 fingers have been taped together for weeks. But, think it was clear he suffered a concussion today. He can say chest or whatever...but, clearly a concussion involved. I do like our WR crew...but, we need a big WR that can create separation...create a distraction...and go up and get the ball, when necessary. You know who I'm referring to. Go get him, Beane!! 1 Quote
GoBills! Posted October 7 Author Posted October 7 3 hours ago, dhbGT500 said: Coaching has failed them. Could Brady possibly call any MORE run plays on 1st down...WTF? I do think Josh has a broken finger on his left hand, as 2 fingers have been taped together for weeks. But, think it was clear he suffered a concussion today. He can say chest or whatever...but, clearly a concussion involved. I do like our WR crew...but, we need a big WR that can create separation...create a distraction...and go up and get the ball, when necessary. You know who I'm referring to. Go get him, Beane!! Agreed Coleman will have growing pains but overall he did well for his 5th pro game. A miscommunication, I’d give him a B. MVS is a decoy at this point along with Samuel. I was excited about Samuel from his days in Washington but it’s either the scheme, his connection with Josh or he just lost a step already. Quote
Mikie2times Posted October 7 Posted October 7 (edited) 4 hours ago, dave mcbride said: Some of your first-half “drops” were plays requiring WRs to make near-impossible circus catches. The deep pass to Hollins was inaccurate (a recurring problem) and the pass to Coleman was literally 2 yards out of bounds. He had a terrible game. The Texans dropped a couple of INT-worthy passes too. It happens. Every QB has the occasional bad game. 100%, that ball to Hollins was over the opposite shoulder. So he needed to be at absolute top speed, reverse shoulders, and nearly catch directly over him. Would have been an incredible catch. People don't understand you can't see above your helmet. It needs to be on the shoulder to track the damn thing. The ball to Coleman on the sidelines might be a result of a bad route but it wasn't there. He missed several others today as well. He did have a few drops yes. It went both ways as it usually does. It was one of his worst performances since his rookie year. Josh is looking physically beat to hell and it might be entering his brain at this point. He's still the entire franchise and then some but the lengths people will go to in order to never critique him is just bonkers. Not good that we have the Jets next week. They have made him see ghosts plenty of times before. A roll over opponent is really needed for some confidence. Edited October 7 by Mikie2times 1 Quote
LABILLBACKER Posted October 7 Posted October 7 4 hours ago, Beast said: After watching Allen and the Bills offense get beat up by two average defenses, I have serious doubts Allen is going to make it tbrough the season. He took a beating today. Late hits, some called, some not. Forced again to leave the pocket early. His left hand is screwed up, he probably had a mild concussion today. It's just a matter of time. Quote
gobills404 Posted October 7 Posted October 7 No you just don’t want to admit he’s played like absolute crap these last 2 weeks. Y’all can point fingers at Brady and the WRs as much as you like (not that I’m defending them) but there’s absolutely zero excuse for going 25/59 in back to back games. He’s been missing throws left and right and handling pressure terribly. 2 Quote
steven50 Posted October 7 Posted October 7 Josh Allen completed 30% of his passes. According to ESPN's Alaina Getzenberg, that's the lowest completion percentage for a quarterback with at least 30 pass attempts in the last 30 seasons. Coaches dont throw and coaches dont catch. 1 Quote
4merper4mer Posted October 7 Posted October 7 Yes the receivers let him down at times. A lot actually. Yes there were a few defensive plays that cost us. Yes Brady is a complete and total idiot. But at some point all of these excuses for Josh have to stop. If he wants to be a leader……lead. After all of the turmoil of the game he was gifted a first down on the Texans 14 yard line down three with four minutes left and botched it. Along with Brady, he botched the end of the game as well. He claims his greatest goal is to bring a championship to the city and fanbase who bought him a wing of a hospital. Then he goes out and has five or six games a year like the one he had today. He needs to stop doing that. 1 1 Quote
78thealltimegreat Posted October 7 Posted October 7 4 hours ago, Billsfan585 said: He looks slow and old. Hes declining. Our window is over. Two weeks ago he was the favorite for mvp so you troll for a living? Quote
LABILLBACKER Posted October 7 Posted October 7 4 hours ago, thenorthremembers said: It wasnt a great throw to begin with. That said, Hollins shouldnt be taking meaningful snaps as a WR in the NFL anymore. Hollins looked so damn slow on that deep miss. Like 4.7 slow... Quote
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