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He actually flips out on the sidelines when the ball is snapped, and opposing defenses hold up to watch him...leaving his offense to run wild.

You were outraged here with a thing that happened of course as opposed to a hypothetical.

Did anyone happen to notice the mess Daboll just left in New Jersey? The guy’s a certified lunatic. No thanks. I’d rather let Ronald Curry call the plays if they move on from Brady.

I think this is a pipe dream … he is getting paid to do nothing the rest of this year and him and McDermott hate each other .. He is probably going to have options …and coming here to try to save this season with not much WR help might not be at the top of his list

Elway , Favre and Staubach all played until their late 30s and still were great. They all took way more punishment. It's not close. Elway at age 38 had one of his best years Favre at age 40 had probably his best year, and that was after multiple shoulder surgeries on his throwing arm Not saying Allens athletic ability won't diminish, but he'll still be great around age 37,38 possibly til 39 or 40. His QB cycle won't be different from any of the guys I listed

I don't think separation data is generally very good yet but Shakir has pretty much always been below average or downright bad in terms of YPRR vs. man. He's always been great against zone.

If he doesn’t have the quick sideways pass in his playbook, I’m not interested.

Anderson was the third overall pick in the draft That's the difference between drafting a blue chip player and getting a good player who can't rush the passer

How can that be? We are the worst team in the league according to many on the board.

He needs to step up big time

This is what happens when Allen has to manufacture time because His WR's cannot get open which is why many of us couldn't believe they didn't address the WR situation in the offseason other than Joshua Palmer who is clearly not the answer and never was.

Elam and Keon should practice against each other. Would it help their confidence, lessen it, or would it be a wash?

That was a big risk. I also think they severely overestimated what Joshua Palmer would bring to the offense. To their credit they look to be right on Kincaid improving when healthy because he's looked awesome when remotely healthy. The caveat there of course being he hasn't stayed healthy. The only pass play where I felt like we got em was the 4th and 27 hook and ladder. That was really some stuff our defense would give up on that spot. Also, it's hard to call designed runs for Allen when Houston did what they did. They kept amazing gap integrity. They didn't rush Allen as much as walk the pocket back into his lap. And they knew they had time because our guys couldn't get open. I know people are going to knee jerk react to what I'm about to say here. You're spot on. He's not the same with his mobility as he used to be. I know people want to point at Brady and McDermott, but Allen himself is most to blame here. It's his body and he knows how he feels. When he does run, he never has had what I would call a light running style. Even going back to Wyoming....hits have started adding up. It likely takes him a lot longer to heal than it used to. I think physically, we are closer to the end of his mobility than most of us realize. Several times this year Allen has set personal records for most time from snap to throw. Houston is an extreme case...by he's having to hold the ball longer because...wait for it....no one can get open. And Brady makes the issue worse by calling long developing mesh concepts. Now, mesh is great because it is what we wanted...see the scheme get people open. But they didn't have the time for that Thursday.

Watch the Steelers sign him and have a huge game against us.

He strikes me as a better college head coach than an NFL head coach

I'll bet the OP really hates it when someone adds a post to this thread and bumps it up the list.

On the bright side he now has time to inquire about those “business opportunities” that Keon Coleman advertises in his IG bio

Heck Oliver, a nose tackle, has played 3 games and has as many sacks and more than 2x TFL as Rousseau has in 11 games. Stop with the excuses for Greg, no really!

I’ve never said at any point Shakir was a WR1. Literally never made that claim. And I’ve never said he should be the focal point either.

Daboll yeah no thanks

Looking at it a lot of our top salaries have to go. We have talked about Knox obviously. I expect him to take a big pay cut but how much can we honestly ask him to take is the question. Even average Tight Ends now are making 8-9 million dollars a season now. We do have leverage with how Jackson Hawes has looked but I think its reasonable to ask him to take about an 8-9 million dollar straight pay cut. That way the Bills save 9 million dollars either way with him taking a pay cut or release. Curtis Samuel (6.3) Taylor Rapp(3.3) are definitely gone, and I think its likely that Tyler Bass(2.9) will be gone as well. Thats about 12.5 million right there. Add in Knox 9 million and we're talking 21 million dollars freed with just those 4. The real question is how far do you want to take the remake of the team. We could let Taron Johnson go and I think I'd put it as unlikely as of right now but I think we all agree his play has significantly dropped and a post June 1st cut would save this team another 8.7 million dollars. I think they will keep him for next year though. Beyond that we are getting whatever the cap jumps to this year. The projections show between 20-25 million That is projected to be Add 21 million and the salary cap is supposed. So we should be looking at give or take 40 million dollars since we are slightly over the salary cap right now.

I like the OC from Florida to replace McGovern. Get a center on rookie deal. Also no more paying mid tier guys. Get enough game changers and roll with low paid JAGs or rookies elsewhere.

According to Chat GPT …Josh Allen was 8-0 on Thursdays prior to this game …six times as the away team ..