GoBills808

Deliberately haven't talked about the coach this yr. Remember who was big on not blaming Dorsey when we hit a similar rough patch But no surprise I'm getting gaslit by everyone who thought this offense was going to be just peachy. It would be exhausting if I cared I guess Worst part is I can't even do the big I told you so

let me break down bills fandom 2024 style through the quarter mark step 1- be certain that the offense will be fine in the offseason despite obvious personnel/scheme deficiencies step2- proclaim correct-ness after 3 games despite clear sustainability issues step3- watch weeks 4&5 in disbelief step4- blame allen

sure that's an option but people would still be complaining he turned down the play to Cook and i don't think that decision is necessarily a mistake

this is immediately after Allen moves off Cook Coleman's DB had eyes on QB the entire time

i can remember quite a few picks last year where either poor route design or just lazy running brought another defender into the play that shouldn't have been im not saying there's nowhere for this throw to go. but if you are going to critique the decision you have to bring up Coleman's route and defender here that has got to be a very muddy read from the pocket

can you just please go and watch the play im talking about im not saying it's the correct decision but i am pretty sure i understand why Allen didn't throw the wheel to Cook

no he was not he had a great moment in the playoffs but was an otherwise very good second option

such a drag of a take why criticize Allen at all then, he's an NFL QB and knows 100x more about the position than you

Go back and watch that Cook play tell me I'm wrong I'm open to it

ok i am again going to stand in opposition. look at this play and tell me you see it differently ill listen i don't like the route design on the cook play he singles out. they have Coleman run a little stop route right in front of Cook's wheel where the DB on Coleman has eyes in the backfield the whole time. i dont know if he's supposed to rub Cook's LB but it doesn't do anything except allow Coleman's man to keep his eyes on Allen and cover the route over the top. I think Allen moves off it because Coleman is supposed to run a clear out or the design just isn't good and he knows Coleman's DB can still play the shot to Cook.

then simms has it wrong lol

i mean i can tell who actually watched the video

im not even smart enough to know why i got mentioned here lol

😂😂Ok ok I'm sorry I should have been more clear 🤙

pickens is legit hes also straight up quitting on his team rn lol

liked him FOR THE BILLS as in where we were drafting, when he fell, what it would have taken to go get him...as in the choice between trading up or back down for Coleman read ffs

no need to relitigate the Hollins drop😂 I think Coleman has potential. But right now ThomasJr has both a more pro-ready skillset and addresses our need at wideout which is why i liked him for the Bills best

mm was always pretty firm that moving on from davis was the right move, he was an awkward fit from the beginning imo but i also thought the plan was going to be replacing him w someone better 😂😂

someone said of this play Allen needed to 'set his base' lol

you badly misremember the conversation around Knox 'top TE' was a description thrown around liberally here again...some cautioned he's always been a bad player

i dont think its hindsight to say him instead of say Mack Hollins wins us the Texans game

eh Brian Thomas Jr could have been had

yes that is how you beat single high, intermediate/deep outside routes unfortunately that's also where the best athletes in the league reside

tf is this lol