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I just meant the only QB w/positive EPA vs whatever kind of defense probably statistically insignificant but still

Allen is the only one

no idea tbh

I don't think Warner watches enough of the Bills to know how inconsistent the oline play is If he had, he would never criticize rolling out and looking for Morris 1v1 instead of trying to hang in the pocket and hit Singletary on that Texas just hoping everyone can hold their block 1v1 Look, these are the same pundits who at the beginning of the season were calling this the deepest roster in the league by far and are now (correctly) questioning whether there's even an above average level of talent on the offensive side of the ball minus QB

I really truly don't think you folks realize how ridiculous some of these arguments are "...but they could be more effective. One more TD drive per game and the Bills become much more dangerous..." is outright laughable The Bills are averaging 27.5 ppg right now. One more TD drive per game would put them at 34.5ppg which would be 10th highest scoring offense in NFL history

How do you 'manipulate the spy' without moving as a QB?

Warner does not like Allen

Largely the same statistically against better competition

Dorsey's offense is better than Daboll's

Warner is seemingly unaware of the simple fact that our oline can't block consistently and Allen knows it This is man zero so everyone up front is blocking 1v1 which Allen rightly doesn't trust rolling out and buying time is absolutely the right move

What is he supposed to be proven innocent of exactly?

I think he's hilarious

big eyeroll

Winning NFL games by one score is largely a 50/50 proposition and simple variance is mostly to account for deviation, no matter how much the OP complains about 'mentality'.

End zone angle of that first throw to McKenzie is a better view tbh Allen needs to layer that one high to get over robber LB McKenzie doesn't go up for it

well youre wrong

I thought they were ok

This

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This is a fair point but at this point they aren't going to change the way they approach that side of the ball And fyi the Niners and Chargers played Dolphins differently...Niners stuck to their guns and let Tua make mistakes, Chargers had a great game plan w disrupting timing and clouding coverages

Defensively the issue imo is they're a little inflexible wrt game planning and scheme specific for opponents and often unwilling to adjust rapidly in game There's definitely a logic behind it but it's bend don't break taken to its logical conclusion and when you throw injuries to thin out the talent you start looking at very thin margins

I think he's a runner as soon as the snap hits the ground

Yes, ideally there would be no throwing anything that could injure anyone.

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No Throwing snow in the air to celebrate is fine and looks great on TV Throwing anything toward the field is bush league and a terrible look