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of course they aren't. this is clearly their plan...they clearly think this is the right way to go about it. i've seen no evidence to the contrary

i think 'empowering' a QB by having him avoid free rushers is akin to saying everybody eats is 'empowering' him via his WR corps...doesn't wash for me i fully admit to bias because ive been frustrated by the lack of real talent on the offensive staff for Allen's entire tenure. but i cant help but feel these guys just want to cut corners at every turn on offense and leave Allen to pick up the pieces so they can dedicate resources elsewhere

Lol the article literally says they built it to rely on Allen to make free rushers miss Or are he and McGovern supposed to design protections by themselves on the fly😂😂

Yeah thanks for that I'm reading it differently 'empowered the QB to handle free rushers' is shorthand for 'lacks a reliable scheme that marries questionable talent at wideout and the ability to generate options under pressure via route concepts+pass pro' Or simply 'lazy' if you prefer

No and I've been pretty consistent on this I watch a lot of football and I've never seen a team that puts more on their QB. The Lamar era ravens come close but they've at least attempted to install a functional offense around him

We've seen it for much longer than just this season tbh Daboll was guilty of this too

It's pro football, every team has injuries

Yup Good FO for a bad team Bad FO for a good team

playing for Brady has shortened Allen's career. imo it's not theoretical anymore, it is actively happening

'everybody eats' is the offspring of 'i want to be a physical offense' fwiw

Ceedee lamb is so good bro

I don't mean he's bad or anything, I'm saying he's a good player that Spags' system maximizes

I thought the playcalling on offense was huge for them today tbh allowed them to control a game where the QB wasn't great

They put their guys in great spots all over the field Like I don't think Tranquill or Chenal are necessarily the most talented lbs but they play so free and aggressive

yup 2 turnovers and still winning this vs top afc team knowing how to win is a coaching skill

good stuff from chiefs tbh way more buttoned up than colts

im not sure that was a catch

no hes fine. you don't need to put him in that spot he doesn't have an AJ Brown for that downfield magic...you need a better high leverage underneath strategy there

strong comp

ok im fine leaving it there

bad take texans game will drop him some but he'll still be #1 w a bullet

like you, i do not think either side of the ball had a particularly good day the difference (for me) is the offense going against arguably the best defense in the league, and the defense going against a bad offense w a backup QB imo one of those units playing below average is noteworthy and the other is not

I don't think they show he's really good, they show he's not a problem He's probably worth his contract...he's not an issue is the overall point. Decent player on a decent deal Are you trying to be condescending or something I know how 'numbers work'

Ok- season totals account for ST/defensive scores And even discounting that, if we're going to say the Bills actually did hold the Texans under 20 we can just ask easily say they actually scored 16

What if I told you the offense both scored more and gained more against the Texans than they give up on average😂😂