D. L. Hot-Flamethrower

Like the way he wiggles and makes them miss. Having said that, watching the game yesterday it appeared like Wink Martindale was not worried about him stopping many blitzers. As a matter of fact, he got blown up a few times, expect more of it.

I think you can try that once, and not on third down, and remember the downside is not only missing the opportunity, but JA is removed from the formula that has been successful.

Nice post! Thanks for the data, I wonder what the average looks like for the other guys. You have to give credit where credit is due, the Ravens defense played and coached outstanding ball. Excellent team.

That's fair, although I'd include other receivers with Brown. When you play a team that can really cover, like the Ravens, I'm worried about Bills receivers. Strong opponents show you what your weaknesses are. Nah, and I think the refs in general are garbage. Not that simple why we lost.

The good thing about playing the best (or near best) teams is that you are stressed to the max. That is what you saw yesterday, and Josh doesn't get a pass because of this. He needs to learn and continue to develop. I give him a D+. Having said that the offensive coaching staff, the pass protection and the 10 thumbed receivers who can't get open enough also get very poor grades.

We have seen our best offensive performances when we come out and throw some short rhythm completions early in the series. I knew we were in trouble early yesterday because none of that happened. Josh looked really uncomfortable, especially at the start when he was 1-7. I was baffled by the approach to the start of the game.

So if it have this correct assigning blame for the offensive performance should be: 40% Josh Allen 30% Game plan by Daboll 20% Pass Pro 10% Drops

If it's that simple, then why did Daboll not come out with a bunch of short rhythm passes on first and second downs yesterday to get completions and confidence?

Where the hell is Andre Reed when you need him?

Legal but BUSH!

D+. Very disappointing. This is not to excuse Daboll coming out with a game plan that didn't allow him any rhythm throws early. Or the skill guys dropping catchable passes. Or the offensive line and coach being unable to adjust to the blitzes.

Oh come on people, it was on everyone involved with the offense. From game planning during the week to execution and performance was below par. Even Singletary sucked at pass pro.

Simpleton take

He most certainly is a big part of it

Everyone shares in that performance, everyone.

HORRIBLE, PATHETIC performance by the offense (including coaching) nuff said!

Pathetic offensive performance all around.

Doug what's right hand doing man?

Listening to people talk about the Ravens reminds me how quickly and easily teams become mythological and indomitable. The Ravens appear to be some combination of the Early 80s Chargers, NIners mid-late 80-90s, and 60s Packers.....On defense they are Steel Curtain, 2000 Ravens and 85 Bears. People are making me scared!

Just Joshin with ya! No pun intended.

I can't handle a loss! WIN

My answer to this thread? Not a problem. My only fear is that by accident, they get someone who knows what they're doing and they listen to him.

Bills manage to get up early, they contain the Ravens and force a couple FGs and a TO 14-6 lead at half. Josh and the offense play a similar game as they did in Dallas and put up 2 TDs. By the second half, the Ravens need to pass more to catch up and it leads to the Bills sacking and pressuring LJ and getting a pick for a short field, Josh takes it in after a short drive.. We get a FG, the Ravens get TD and 2 point conversion. Bills 24-14

IMO we need to be aggressive defending on first down and attack the line of scrimmage. I think getting some tackles for loss and stuffs on first down and perhaps turnovers are our best chance. They seem to win first down a lot and dictate to teams after that.

The only sad part of this is Jax might luck into a good coach when they fire this group.