Billsfan1972
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3 minutes ago, Roundybout said:
Then go hire Greg Roman again. The guy we all wanted fired.The question was does Allen have the same success with Rex as with McD. No brainer that Allen would have been the focal point from day 1 with Rex, Peterman wouldn't have been named the 2018 syaryer and Allen's skills would have been fast tracked.
Again conjecture, but either you buy into McD or you don't. I never have. He's a good coach too reliant on defence, not a great one.
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41 minutes ago, Roundybout said:
Does Allen have the same success with Rex Ryan?Probably more because Rex's offenses before McD were competent. Mc D's ranked 31, 29 & 24th his first three seasons!!!!!
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44 minutes ago, LarryMadman said:
And that Dalton to Boyd TD was 50 yarder with 40 seconds to go. McDumbf**k got lucky as anything to get the playoffs that year.
Lol, that roster isnt as bad as you think.
It is revisionist history that that McD and fans of "the Process" repeat over and over.
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1 minute ago, Ethan in Cleveland said:
Agreed. I am one of the loudest McD critics but he made the right call there. It's much harder to score from 2 or 3 yards out than 6 inches. 2 or 3 yard line introduces all kinds of bad things that can happen. The defense has to hold that bum of a QB from scoring. Absolute joke.
Anyone saying they should have accepted the penalty is absolutely wrong.
Allowing Mac Jones to own you the majority of the game and engineer an effortless game winning TD drive, when all they needed was a fg to get the game to OT is pathetic.
2 minutes ago, Roundybout said:
He broke the drought and dragged Whaley’s POS roster to the playoffs. He instilled confidence in our team. He set up the turnaround.Yea, keep on repeating it enough times and we'll all believe it.
Andy Dalton got them in the playoffs.
Riddle me this. If Andy Dalton doesn't throw that TD pass, are you still saying the same about McD?
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1 hour ago, Roundybout said:
Allen was not here in 2017. You are completely, utterly wrong.Again he took a 7-9 teams eliminated in OT the second last week of the season in 2016 and basically a 1 game improvement. Hoop de doo.....
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It was a great catchphrase for many here.....😜
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13 minutes ago, No_Matter_What said:
Not saying you're not right with your assesment, but is it necessary to call McD "stupid"?
Any coach that allows Mac Jones to go 25-30 and a game winning 75 yard td drive, deserves it.
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But but injuries. Don't forget too the heroic game the defence played vs. Jacksonville
Let the McD excuses fly. Where's Frazier when you need him?
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Run for it. You're Josh freakin Allen!!!!
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Nice to see one defense that can make Mac Jones look good😡
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Phew.... Still a slog
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16 hours ago, Billl said:
I recall. He didn’t because Mahomes went 2/2 for 44 yards in 10 seconds to put his team in range to tie the game with a FG and then went 6/6 for 61 yards and a TD in overtime. I realize that doesn’t fall into your definition of “when it counts” because, in a thread about how good Josh is, the only answer you’ll accept is “OMG he’s the best of all time”. It doesn’t matter that other QBs have won MVPs, Super Bowls, have better records, better stats, etc. None of that matters to you.
Josh is 4-4 in the postseason including a 27-10 loss last year, but postseason records don’t matter. Josh has never won a Super Bowl, but championships don’t matter. Josh has never taken the Bills to the #1 seed in the conference, but regular season wins don’t matter. Josh has never won an MVP, but MVPs don’t matter. The only thing that matters is the logo on the helmet and as long as there’s a buffalo on his helmet, then by God Josh is the GOAT.
You’re right. He was 9/16 for 107 yards. I said 8/15 for 107 originally.
Again try 10-16, but add up to the yards again 134 not 107, and of course a few ridiculous rushes, including one on 4th and 4..
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12 minutes ago, Billl said:
Allen in the 4th quarter: 8/15 107 yards
Mahomes in 4th and overtime: 11/15 186 yards
Check again as Allen's #'s wrong. And thanks for including OT.
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16 minutes ago, Aimee75 said:
I am not going to comment on how "great" Josh is. Most people with any sense or no bias knows he is elite.
My issue is it is 2023, and I am seeing a lot of fans longing for the offense of 2020 and 2021, when we had some talented old heads like Beasely, Sanders and John Brown. I AGREE! Those guys complimented Diggs and made our offense run smoother. Now it's just the Allen and Diggs show, and we don't have the reliable old guys anymore. Instead we have Davis and Knox who SOMETIMES make a great play, but often drop some easy passes, making Josh look for Diggs to get open instead of taking what's open because he doesn't trust the guys.
I feel sad that I don't think we have an offense/team that can win the AFCCG/Super Bowl and truly don't understand how we are still here. How? We went through some heartache the past few years and saw that needed more to get past some of the other AFC teams. What did we do to get us past Cincy and their loaded offense? Now we have The Jaguars, Chiefs are still The Chiefs, the Dolphins are loaded on offense(I know we dogwalked them, but we will most likely have to do that twice more).
Just feel like we are truly relying on Josh to make magic happen, while wasting his prime years. So disappointing.
Remember, Josh too has now been told not to run. He has been reined in way too long.
Yes some of us look at coaching and scratch our heads.
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5 hours ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:
This year especially…like idk if people have blinders on or what haha. Kc,philly,cincy,baltimore have all been very up and down on offense. KC is getting carried by their defense or they’re a .500 team right now most likely…unfortunately we don’t have that luxury missing all our best defensive players.
the whole Super Bowl or bust because your qb is good mentality is kind of ridiculous…the best qbs in recent history not named Brady have won 0 or 1 or 2 in their entire careers. Mahomes will likely get more but time will tell how many more
So if they don't get to the Superbowl or win it, then who is to blame?
Yes I think Josh Allen is the best player in the NFL,and yes held back by coaching.
They better win multiple with him as that should be the floor.
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17 minutes ago, Cray51 said:
Brees was 23 years ago. I took the last 20 winners
2009 is 15 years not 23.... Roethlisberger, Eli Manning and Rogers all too in last 20 years.
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32 minutes ago, Cray51 said:
Over the last 20 years, the only QBs to win the Super Bowl are:
Greats of the game:
Brady
Manning
Mahomes (yes, he is a great right now)
MVP/Good QBs with great postseason winners:
Stafford
Wilson
Flacco
I have no idea how they won:
Foles
Regardless, only 1 QB (Foles) who wasn't a solid top 10 QB has won a super bowl in 20 years.
Allen, by all statistical and eye test measures is a top 5 QB in the game, and has been over the past 4 years. That gives him as good a shot as any to continue with the trend of Super Bowl winners.
Allen is IMO the second best QB in the game right now behind Mahomes. I think he is trying to win games this year without the physical tax on the body early on, which I do believe has worn him down over the course of the past few seasons. He has the chance to turn it on at any time, so we should rest easy that Allen will put us in any game we play.
Is he a robot? No. But is a QB good enough to win the Super Bowl? Absolutely.
Pretty sure you're missing Brees in that list.
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24 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
I have never heard 1 single person say that McDermott is more responsible than Allen. You started a thread saying that this is a thing. I’m pretty involved in the “Bills world.” I’ve never once heard that. You just created a topic that no one thinks. Find people that believe McDermott is more responsible than Allen…
I never said that what I said is I think McD has stunted Allen and that is my biggest concern about him. I then cited Pederson, McDaniel, Reid and Johnson as coaches who have had a big hand in their qbs' success.
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Good enough to keep many on the coaching staff employed and many overrated?🤣😜
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2 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Wow, I mean wow.
Your strawman is incredible. This anti-McDermott obsession is pretty damn weird.
What???? Your obsession with me is scary. I've said over and over that McD is a decent coach, and damn I hope he and the Bills win a Superbowl this year.
What I've never liked is how bad the offence was 2017-2019, the continual talk of "culture" and yep 13 seconds.
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1 hour ago, Royale with Cheese said:
No they don't and not even close. It's the content of your post that they are vomitting and disagreeing with. You for whatever reason cannot understand this.
"Oh, they don't hate McDermott as much as me!! They must think he's a savior!!"
Again yes we know on my threads it is popular, but go to any thread were one questions McD or his tenure and the person who posted it is eviscerated in the first post. Conversely praise McD and nothing but positive emoji's (looking at you eball).
1 hour ago, Kirby Jackson said:I’ve asked them to identify themselves. I don’t think that ANYONE believes McDermott is more responsible than Allen. If they do, they can say it.
I hope none, but many link them and doesn't question McD's development of him (which I do and that infuriates some).
Do you think McDermott should be credited with Allen's progress? I say this because Reid certainly has played a hand in Mahomes ascension, Pederson for Hurts, McDaniel for Tua, Ben Johnson (OC) for Goff's resurgence........
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2 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:
Lol, does ANYONE think McDermott is more responsible than Allen?!? If so, please identify yourself because I will not respect your football opinions moving forward.
There are many who do hold McD as the saviour of the franchise. Look at any thread questioning him and the emoji's that almost all are vomits,disagrees and negative as they disagree with any criticism.
I will pound on the drum that McD has hindered more then helped Allen.
The moves and money have been invested more in the defense then the franchise qb.
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1 hour ago, PatsFanNH said:
The best example for a QB who became a star on a different team that drafted him would be Steve Young.
Drafted by the Bucs and traded to the 49ers and became a HOF QB. Ibdont remember if he was a top pick for the Bucs though.
Young was a top pick and TB gave up after 2 years, bit then Young also didn't play much behind Montana. He is a very interesting case.
I was referr8ng to those who were considered busts and then had success. Alex Smith is a good example, but even end the end he was just above average when better coached.
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2 hours ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:
I can think of about 7 examples off the top of my head right now. How long have you been watching football for ?
I was talking near the top first round picks. Some like Young after 2 years went to SF and languished a long time behind Montana before they got their chance. Others had glimpses but not much more imo. Manning doesn't count as he was a star. I was looking at duds, who then flourished elsewhere.
9 hours ago, TH3 said:Allen held back? You literally have no idea what you are talking about. None.
Again a McD truther. He had Peterman start the 2018 year, so obviously thought more of Peterman then Allen at that point.
Just because you don't agree with me, don't have to say that. I saw many things he should have done early to accelerate Allen's development. Thought he could have done things differently.
Regardless we're here now.
Seems coaching took away 1 of Allen's biggest assets - Him running the football
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That 4th & two and Dawson Knox dropping the pass (know it won't go down as a drop, but it was) was a perfect example of Josh no longer using his feet. Old Josh would easily have picked up two plus there and it was available.
I too am shouting at the TV to run.
OL has been terrible too.