
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower
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2019 Playoffs. 1st round
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to SlimShady'sSpaceForce's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Basically, as I understand it using NYT, we go 4-3 and we're in, go 3-4 and its 50-50. -
Some Allen/Offense Stats
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
1 INT in the last 5 games when he was criticized for playing "hero" ball is a big improvement. He just needs to find the balance. -
Some Allen/Offense Stats
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Well Dalton is an old has been or never was, Kyle Allen is was an undrafted FA for a reason and his career sample size is crazy small, Daniel Jones is a small sample size as well and was widely believed to have been over drafted, Kyler Murray you can make an argument for. Bottom line is Josh was the number 7 pick in the draft and some thought would go higher. He has only 20 games under his belt, and has all the tools to become great. He was very raw compared to all the others who had more college experience at a higher level. He's basically doing the training they did in college in the NFL, and his pedigree is better than anyone except Kyler. In short he's a bigger, more intelligent, more athletic package. -
Some Allen/Offense Stats
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
This is Nonsense and you know it. -
Some Allen/Offense Stats
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
So you'd trade Josh Allen even up for Andy Dalton, Kyle Allen, Daniel Jones and Kyler Murray? I can't see an argument even being made about the first three, that's just silly. -
Some Allen/Offense Stats
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
So are you trading Josh Allen even up for any of the highlighted players? -
Some Allen/Offense Stats
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Honest question, would you trade Josh Allen for Mason Rudolph straight up? -
And Hollywood Brown is the team leader with 4 rec/gm for 65 yds/gm (he was out 3 games). He and Andrews lead the team with 4 and 5 TDs. I would kill to have those 2 on the Bills.
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Disagree those guys you named are rising players.
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We have one of the worst group of skill players in the league. We have a young, raw QB and McBeane has done him no favors with the environment they've created for a QB here. Does anybody really believe Lamar Jackson would be doing as well here? I sure as hell don't.
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10 decision coins: Josh Allen
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to rayray808's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
10 to the left for me. I believe the Bills haven't done nearly enough to help him out. I get so jealous watching the skill guys on other teams. We have to have one of the weakest groups in the league. Most of these highly drafted QBs have the physical and mental capabilities to do the job with the right situation. I question right now whether this is the right situation. I'm not sure Lamar Jackson is where is he now in this environment McBeane has created. Hopefully, they see the errors of their ways and rectify the situation. -
Agreed. I think most if not all of these highly drafted QBs can do the job. What separates those who succeed and those who don't has much to do with the situation they're thrust into. Baltimore deserves credit for using Lamar in areas that maximize his strengths. I just don't see that creative side or moreso the ability to adapt by this staff. It's starting to become worrisome to me that the attitude is this is how we do things around here.
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Rational Thoughts after the Browns
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to corta765's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Unlike some who simply want Allen to cover up for everything by being Patrick Mahomes, I have a different view . We are better when we spread the field with McKenzie and open up running lanes and pick up the tempo. Our tempo is slow and the plays in our games are way down since the NE game. When we go "heavy" with Lee Smith and Gore running the power game we stink. We commit penalties, we get behind the stickS and we don't help our young, raw QB. JA seems to get into a much better rhythm as a thrower. I would get rid of Lee Smith, and go with only Knox and Croft. I would activate Duke as another option for different situations. Spread it out, pick up the tempo and run/pass balance. The coaching staff has done the Offense no favors recently, and with a dearth of playmakers, better smarten up. -
The Extra Point - Week 10: This One Hurts
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Logic's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I'm surprised you aren't getting more responses, maybe I shouldn't be. There are so....many people who don't want to objectively view things, and instead offer a flippant one sentence answer..usually Josh Allen isn't Patrick Mahomes or something. Keep up the good work. -
Good post! I disagree with the Duke Williams for McKenzie. I don't disagree if its Duke for Lee Smith. I'm of the belief we have had our best offense when we stay away from our "heavy, multiple TE" packages. And, in turn we have run better with the McKenzie motion and spread package. We have also gotten Josh into more of a rythmn passing when we do that. JMO, but when we go heavy and try to run with Gore it hasn't worked. We get penalties and put ourselves in a hole with the sticks because we can't push people around upfront. Our tempo has slowed to crawl offensively as well, Pick up the pace, spread it out and balance the run and pass better.
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The Extra Point - Week 10: This One Hurts
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Logic's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Good post! I'm wondering, after doing some research, if our best way to operate isn't more spread out and less heavy. But, to run the ball with motion and play more up-tempo, play action passing. We have slowed our pace down, the games are 25 minutes shorter with many fewer plays on both sides. Last week (vs. Wash) we were back to McKenzie running a lot of motion and playing 68% of snaps, after being a healthy scratch week before. Singletary gets the ball and is great, Josh is efficient and over 111 Passer Rating, we win, not perfect but solid and room for growth. Where we seem to really struggle is when we go multiple TEs and go heavy and try to pound with Gore (we get more penalties too). We can't do it and it hurts the passing game. Hell Lee Smith usually commits a penalty or two. And, then its ask the raw QB to a bail us out. Spread it out and play with more tempo and balance the Run Vs Pass is what I think would work.