Josh choked tonight

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21 minutes ago, zow2 said:

it bothers me, and we all know it that if Buffalo was leading 32-29 with 3 mins remaining and the situation reversed, Mahomes would have driven down and probably scored a GW touchdown.  And we couldn’t.  

Of course he would have. Allen would have too if he was facing the Bills defense. 

[corta765]

Yep 100%!l agree. 17 is a choker and it isn’t changing. I use to defend him but at this point he’s had too many cracks without breaking through when he’s had the ball. Would rather trade him outright and be done.

[toto8]

Josh has choked the last 2 playoff losses. Love Allen but people are blind. 

 

Accept it and move on. 

[Einstein]

Just now, corta765 said:

Yep 100%!l agree. 17 is a choker and it isn’t changing. I use to defend him but at this point he’s had too many cracks without breaking through when he’s had the ball. Would rather trade him outright and be done.

 

This entire thread, including your post, is such an embarrassment to this fanbase.

 

It’s embarrassing that other teams fans may stop by here and see this crap.

[Heavy Kevi]

I think if Josh "choked", Brady did as well. Playcalling in the first half was bad and it's clear they should have had a few wrinkles for the tush push formation. They tried it 657 times tonight and it failed 656 times.

 

And the one time it worked Josh fumbled and luckily managed to fall on it🤷🏻‍♂️

 

The over reliance on that play was even crazier given that after the first stop, it was obvious the chiefs spent A LOT of time in practice on stopping that exact play.

 

I do recognize that at least one time (maybe twice), they did get it and the refs called it wrong. But I'm not going to complain about the refs when we knew going into the game we were playing chiefs and zebras. Everyone knew it and it was up to the bills to overcome it.

[colin]

Allen's EPA is a machine of a line going from the lower left to the upper right as he continues to play.   He plays with dog water level talent around him, and MCDs d, even after all the turnover and investment, continues to allow season high EPA in every loss 

 

I really wonder if some of you guys just don't understand these stats.  They give a real and meaningful numerical representation of how teams and parts of teams perform.

 

Allen is the goat, MCD and our fo are losers.

[Maynard]

25 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:

I was pissed at Brady for last weeks 3rd quarter debacle.  But tonight I felt he was going to call a tush push 10x times?  Dear Lord, stop Joe... it's not working or stick a 340# player behind Josh.  And that showed me he just isn't all that clever.  

It was like an off center tush push to the left though. Think they thought they had the matchup there, but didn’t. Kept trying it stupidly. 

[Tulsabillsfanz]

28 minutes ago, zow2 said:

it bothers me, and we all know it that if Buffalo was leading 32-29 with 3 mins remaining and the situation reversed, Mahomes would have driven down and probably scored a GW touchdown.  And we couldn’t.  

If Josh & our offense were facing the Buffalo playoff defense, we would’ve scored easily.  

[HappyDays]

29 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

He threw up a desperation prayer!

 

It was not a desperation prayer. He read the defense and knew Kincaid would be open on the deep hook route because KC had vacated that entire area of the field in an all out blitz. It was an elite QB putting the team on his back in a critical moment with an incredible read and throw - and I believe Allen and Mahomes are the only two players in the NFL capable of making that throw in that moment. Unfortunately it is lost to history because Kincaid choked. Same old story.

[Process]

He didn't play great but he didn't choke. 

 

Watching that game my main takeaway is how much easier Pat has it. 

 

Coaching is and always will be the difference.

[Shortchaz]

Josh played the exact type of season McDermott wanted and the end result was exactly the same. 

[Tulsabillsfanz]

Just now, Maynard said:

It was like an off center tush push to the left though. Think they thought they had the matchup there, but didn’t. Kept trying it stupidly. 

I was surprised that Denver & Baltimore never adjusted to our left guard rush-push. Romo kept calling out how we run it over left guard every single time.  KC was the first team to actually adjust to that.  Unfortunately, we didn’t counter their adjustment.   Although, I honestly think we made that last first down.  

[I'mBuff]

50 minutes ago, MPT said:

Chiefs were overloading the left guard on QB sneaks because they did their homework. We kept running it to that side because we're stupid. 

 

Still fixed.

How do they not see that? I mean honestly 🤦‍♂️

[Alphadawg7]

35 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

I am convinced that was by design.

The Bills thought they had a matchup advantage over there and all they accomplished is their battering ram losing all its momentum off the snap.

Whatever it was it was terrible.  I will never understand why they changed it…and will definitely never understand why they didn’t change it back when it wasn’t working

[TheBrownBear]

No way!  He started shaky, but he fought back and gave us a chance to win.  That's a very good Chiefs defense that he put up 29 (should have been 31) against.  He was clutch finding Samuels on 4th down and still managed to make a play on that all out blitz to end the game.  He could have played better from start to finish but he was most of the reason we hung in the game until the end.

[JROC INTEL]

Josh could have easily had 3 ints. I was honestly surprised how he came out so nervous again. You’d think they would be over that by now. He played flustered, sometimes just chucking it up. It just reminded me of rookie Josh again. 
 

all that being said i love the guy and happy he’s ours and we wouldn’t get this far without him.

 

But even he would agree it was not a good game for him.

[T.E.]

Our coaching staff has made a concerted effort to neuter him for weeks. They got exactly what they deserved when you don't put the game in your best player's hands.

[JROC INTEL]

1 minute ago, T.E. said:

Our coaching staff has made a concerted effort to neuter him for weeks. They got exactly what they deserved when you don't put the game in your best player's hands.

In fairness they wanted to take pressure off josh and cook has been running great. But ya i agree in a lot of instances there should be more passing and less running. 

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

6 minutes ago, JROC INTEL said:

Josh could have easily had 3 ints. I was honestly surprised how he came out so nervous again. You’d think they would be over that by now. He played flustered, sometimes just chucking it up. It just reminded me of rookie Josh again. 
 

all that being said i love the guy and happy he’s ours and we wouldn’t get this far without him.

 

But even he would agree it was not a good game for him.

How?  Lol two of them were on the same series of downs so the second one couldn’t have even happened if the first did 😂  

not even sure what the third one is…was it the play with the defensive hold? The dude was pretty much lights out after the first drive 

 

Edited 21 hours ago by Generic_Bills_Fan

[UKBillFan]

9 minutes ago, JROC INTEL said:

Josh could have easily had 3 ints. I was honestly surprised how he came out so nervous again. You’d think they would be over that by now. He played flustered, sometimes just chucking it up. It just reminded me of rookie Josh again. 
 

all that being said i love the guy and happy he’s ours and we wouldn’t get this far without him.

 

But even he would agree it was not a good game for him.

 

It was a good game. Was it a Superman game? No. Was it an out of this world game? No. But it was good. It should have been good enough.