Dawson knox was a player

[Comebackkid]

Ad libbing a bit here but i guess when Dawson was interviewed post game they asked him how it felt to make a Td.

His answer was just..hey...ive been here before and done that.

at the end i was really beginning to think Daboll had completely lost his mind but...man he did an excellent job 

scheming players for a while. 

 Brady should lock himself in the closet for about 12 hrs and just keep watching this video.

 

I had totally forgot how great of an outlet player Dawson was.   and only one time in this entire video did i see an outlet player or screen

lined up directly lateral from Josh.   Some of these plays Dawson was an out right bully.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HbqyOwdzOY

you'll have to click on the link because of nfl regs but its worth the watch.

this was posted in 22 and has 13 mins off bang bang play after play highlights.

 

Edited Tuesday at 04:48 AM by Comebackkid

[reddogblitz]

I saw 2 guys yesterday making the case for more plying time and targets. Dawson and Samuel.

[WotAGuy]

Was?  Did he die or something? RIP

 

 

Edited Tuesday at 03:14 AM by WotAGuy

[Comebackkid]

Just now, WotAGuy said:

Was?  Did he die or something?

his use as a big time TE did

[WotAGuy]

Just now, Comebackkid said:

his use as a big time TE did

Because they drafted someone they thought was better. 

[Comebackkid]

Just now, WotAGuy said:

Because they drafted someone they thought was better. 

his usage died before that

[Brand J]

When Knox had a bigger receiving workload, incompletions, clumsiness, and INTs kinda followed him around the same way they did Gabe Davis, but when the connection works it’s great. 

[Warcodered]

11 minutes ago, WotAGuy said:

Was?  Did he die or something? RIP

 

 

he broke his wrist or some sort of hand are injury that he tried to play through it, had a bunch of drops and he died in the hearts of a lot of fans.

 

But he remains the player who lives the most in Allen's head on offense.

Edited Tuesday at 03:25 AM by Warcodered

[Comebackkid]

3 minutes ago, Brand J said:

When Knox had a bigger receiving workload, incompletions, clumsiness, and INTs kinda followed him around the same way they did Gabe Davis, but when the connection works it’s great. 

the afc play off game was 2022 correct?....him and Davis were pretty dang good...  then come the next year the offense seemed to change and knox and 

Davis both struggled.   I know Davis had ankle injuires?   cant remember if knox got injury plagued as well or not.

[JJGauna]

Maybe Brady is keeping a lot under wraps until the playoffs.

[Ethan in Cleveland]

Knox tried to play with a bad wrist. He dropped a potential game win sealing pass from Josh against the Giants.  Giants almost came back to win but refs bailed us out (that never happens according to this board).  

Knox was my favorite player after Allen.  But the drops at the worst times were just too much.  I thought he could be the next great TE in the league and be the first Bills TE in franchise history to make a ProBowl.  

[Comebackkid]

2 minutes ago, JJGauna said:

Maybe Brady is keeping a lot under wraps until the playoffs.

i doubt it....i mean i'd love to see it...    but wrinkles dont seem to be Brady's specialty.  not sure if he just doesnt believe in it or if the offense

just hasnt made it that far yet.

[Brand J]

13 minutes ago, Comebackkid said:

the afc play off game was 2022 correct?....him and Davis were pretty dang good...  then come the next year the offense seemed to change and knox and 

Davis both struggled.   I know Davis had ankle injuires?   cant remember if knox got injury plagued as well or not.

Don’t get me wrong, Knox, like Davis, had some great moments/games, but over a larger sample size mistakes seemed to shadow him. And yes, Knox had a hand issue if I remember correctly. 

[4BillsintheBurgh]

Wasn't he the one who stopped on the interception yesterday?

Edited Tuesday at 03:48 AM by 4BillsintheBurgh

[Comebackkid]

2 minutes ago, 4BillsintheBurgh said:

Wasn't he the one who stopped on the interception yesterday?

i didnt notice it during the game but i think i heard something about it...miscommunication probably

[4BillsintheBurgh]

4 minutes ago, Comebackkid said:

i didnt notice it during the game but i think i heard something about it...miscommunication probably

Yes, Josh thought he should have kept going and Knox stopped.

[Scott7975]

Knox has always been a bit underappreciated. He has always been a good TE. Sure, he dropped some balls but he has also made some difficult clutch catches. Kincaid was a value pick and since then Knox has been an afterthought.

[strive_for_five_guy]

46 minutes ago, Comebackkid said:

Ad libbing a bit here but i guess when Dawson was interviewed post game they asked him how it felt to make a Td.

His answer was just..hey...ive been here before and done that.

at the end i was really beginning to think Daboll had completely lost his mind but...man he did an excellent job 

scheming players for a while. 

 Brady should lock himself in the closet for about 12 hrs and just keep watching this video.

 

I had totally forgot how great of an outlet player Dawson was.   and only one time in this entire video did i see an outlet player or screen

lined up directly lateral from Josh.   Some of these plays Dawson was an out right bully.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HbqyOwdzOY

you'll have to click on the link because of nfl regs but its worth the watch.

 

 

Why would someone ask Knox how it felt to make a TD yesterday?

[Comebackkid]

Just now, strive_for_five_guy said:

Why would someone ask Knox how it felt to make a TD yesterday?

why do reporters ask half the questions they do?   I have no idea

[strive_for_five_guy]

2 minutes ago, Comebackkid said:

why do reporters ask half the questions they do?   I have no idea

Yea, I wonder which TD of his they were referencing.