GoBills808

Siran Neal is solid, need guys like him on an NFL squad he doesn't look out of place in spot starts

Reid is making his GOAT case rn

Yes that's largely my point When you are getting consistently excellent play from QB you need to look at other areas of improvement

It's how the Chiefs won the SB in 2018 during Mahomes best year and never again

Oh right that year we won the super bowl how could I forget😂😂

What did I say that was so insane there lol Relax

He's right If what this team needs is for Allen to improve there is little hope of progressing

If your highs are very high your lows are going to appear lower by comparison

pry sure that was also Allen's fault Every QB does dumb things in the game that hurt their team, every single one

Two plays here Bills-120 Bills-1.5+under parlay Jets are going to have to make me believe, until then I like the better team only giving 1.5

Definitely don't mention that the Bills offense in 2022 was first in the league at converting on third down

I think Packers might be bad

I think it's hard to rationalize preseason performances meaning nothing and the assertion that this line up is pretty competent myself two guesses who has the most TDs in the league over the last 3years

Got to get paid

Safety picks that up if you keep rolling

ok this would be for you and @Mikie2timesthen this is the top of his drop on the play that he said proves Allen 'can't read defenses'...he wants the ball to go to Diggs who is 'only covered by an LB'...like do you really think Josh Allen wouldn't recognize Diggs matched up in man v an LB? He tucks this because the DB over Shakir is playing outside leverage in hi/lo bracket reading QB here and he doesn't want to throw into that as for the tackles lol Dawkins is already beat here which when you roll this you see negates the Cook checkdown because he has to dodge Highsmith, Brown gets beat as well which is why Allen initially drifts but the rookie executes nice slide to help

like who?

Bro I don't know if you are joking or what but 'he has no exit ability when he doesn't know what to do with the ball' is one of the least accurate descriptions of Josh Allen I've ever read

The guy responsible for the most TDs in the league over the last 3 seasons can't read defenses and needs to improve for the team to win a Super Bowl lol keep squeezing that stone buddy

😂😂Agree to disagree on wide open there, diggs is bracketed imo DB can sift thru there and make a play on ball I mean yes he can probably rip it in there but maybe he's supposed to come off that look, it's not like he has an issue throwing to Diggs lol

granted I think this is one play in isolation but the read does seem to be Diggs and I don't think Allen wants to go there and bring the DB into the play, not if he's serious as he says about limiting turnovers I really believe the reasons we don't see more 'on schedule' stuff lately in order of importance are 1-personnel specifically wideout (which is why you are correct I was in favor of Hopkins) 2-he has lost faith behind the line which manifests in bad lower body/comp% issues 3- yes he has a tendency to muddy up progressions and rely too heavily on his escapability but I think the criticism that he isn't capable of processing what's going on back there fast enough is way overblown

also just looking at timing this is the top of his drop DB w outside leverage on Shakir (might be Isabella not sure) means he still has eyes in backfield on Allen so Diggs effectively bracketed then Brown beaten inside by Watt so gets Allen off his spot (great play by rookie w slide help) Dawkins man is past him so needs to avoid which takes the checkdown to Cook away not much here to complain about imo, Allen and esp Torrence did themselves proud

the only rep that comes to mind is watching him get dog walked into the EZ by legacy product Connor Heyward for a TD

he does look good out there so ill allow it

just misplaced blame imo 'missing reads' and 'OC route concepts' really misses the very simple personnel issue that in 2021 we had Emmanuel Sanders and a not yet over the hill Beasley, both of whom are capable second options to Diggs in that defenses must respect the majority of the route tree against them...2022 thrust a miscast Davis into that role that the 2022 offense actually outperformed the 2021 despite lesser personnel is actually a credit to Allen and Dorsey, 'double clutching' notwithstanding