Buffalo716

I told you they had it!

Is the play calling helping him out at all Where is his running game? This is coming down to the wire but if you said you had Alabama to 21 at their home stadium with under 7 minutes someone needs to make a play

Well I think you're just talking chart ability which is basically ability to make pop hits Like a Taylor Swift effect... Even though the Beatles are terrific all timers .. the stones are right there lol they just didn't make as much pop music consistently Bands like Lynyrd Skynyrd and the rolling Stones make music that is timeless.. the charts reflect certain demographics more always has Stevie Ray Vaughan is one of the best musicians ever and he doesn't have the chart toppers like the Beatles.. but he is single-handedly one of the best musicians

I still think they can pull it off .. Defense is outrageous

Where does the Stones or Lynyrd Skynyrd come into play

Tom Brady had that look at points too.. same with Peyton Manning and Patrick mahomes It definitely is never there at the start of the game When you see that, things are going to be an uphill battle... It's human nature to get potato face Especially when you're getting cracked by 300 lb men.. nobody is smiling It sucks.. competitors hate to lose.. That's just called the writing is on the wall But Josh also brought us back from 15 points with like 4 minutes left.. he certainly does not hang it up and call it a day

It's a joke Shirley Josh has had the same looks on his face for 8 years .. this is not something that's new this year Allen certainly handles pressure better than 98% of NFL quarterbacks but again he could be the best ever if he got it all together consistently

Be fair I played football for 20 years and I think I got that look all the time lol definitely think I got CTE Does that mean I'm always toast?

I'm willing to criticize Allen here and get attacked not because I think he's in trouble But because I know he is so good and he has more... He does go through lulls But even on and off day he might go from the best player in the world to the 7th The thing is since we are putting the ball in the hands of cook so much.. it amplifies every single time Josh touches the ball When he was throwing 36 times consistently one bad throw doesn't even seem that big... When you're only throwing 22 times in a game every single play that you don't execute is magnified That's the difference His opportunities to do what he does is down right now .. and that makes the margin of error smaller But he still snaps into the zone and he's the best player in the world

Mateer gonna have to put on a cap

I have believed in OU all year I think they can pull it off ... I told you brent will put together a good team this season

Floor tickets yesterday we're going for like 3000+ dollars Crazy

I didn't go but it sold out instantly the only thing available were reposted tickets for crazy markups It was literally like 450-500 bucks behind the stage nose bleeds when I was looking at ticket prices yesterday

That sounds wonderful! Definitely have to remember that... The listening room is the name of the venue? Or ryman auditorium... And there was a show called The listening room the night before? Lol Have not had my caffeine yet sorry hahaha

That's awesome those are some great shows to see Spin Doctors is certainly a name from the 90s

I would like to go but am not Just wondering if any people dug deep and went for it

My favorite in Buffalo was the tralf music Hall Perfectly intimate with great sound

Ya The bills literally sent out a public relations message like a month ago saying like 70% of the Facebook post revolving the Buffalo Bills were false Apparently its a team that a lot of people make fake articles up about them because the fan base is so passionate it it draws clicks Yeah my investigation says that is not confirmed

No offense Simon but I think that is a clickbait post by the person on Facebook and it's not confirmed

I hear you the prices are ridiculous it's like 500 bucks behind the stage

The last big concert I went to was the stones couple years ago in Cleveland This is probably going to be a great show

That's awesome playoffs are underway Frisco is a crazy good football City for being probably around 200,000 people There's like seven 5A football teams in Frisco including Frisco

Well that's what makes recruiting a crap shoot No they definitely get quarterbacks with NFL potential... They do get super talented guys But coaches are not developing quarterbacks in college for their NFL future... They're getting developed to beat Michigan and Iowa next week And schools like Ohio State also run slightly gimmicky spread offenses How a 18 to 23 year old quarterback develops is kind of a crap shoot.. you never know who's the late bloomer Again even someone like Joe burrow was at Ohio State.. but he was buried on the depth chart and could never see the field because I quote Urban Meyer He throws like a girl So a historical Blue blood program with a top shelf pocket passer doesn't even fit his mold... Like he was buried... Because he can't move and he had guys with stronger arms It's because they had better athletes above him not better quarterbacks Do get guys like Julian saiyan.. who is a pocket passer with NFL potential But playing in that system... With those guys.. is not going to help him long run compared to quarterbacks who got it done with less for 4 years in college So being an Ohio State quarterback has perks... You have a lot of exposure... You're in a high scoring offense.. Blue blood program... Great wide receivers.. historically good running game That could actually sometimes limit the growth of a kid whose goal is to become a 10-year NFL starting quarterback.. saiyan is going to go to an NFL team where they don't protect him as well and they don't have as good as wide receivers Allen and mahomes were at not great football schools historically... didn't throw to a lot of NFL wide receivers, wasn't surrounded by five NFL linemen They actually had to grow as players... Ohio State quarterbacks do grow , but they don't face much adversity

Maybe because when you have the skill positions of Ohio State you just need a prototypical college quarterback to get it done Colleges don't recruit kids based on their pro potential they recruit them based on how quickly they can help them in college... Tim Tebow one of the best college quarterbacks of all time Realistically those are the style of quarterbacks Ohio state has been recruiting for the majority.. athletic quarterbacks who can take advantage of great weapons Not exactly pure pocket passing Savants... Even when they get a good pocket passer they have three first round pick wide receivers so it's harder to gauge who's really doing more ... Even last year the kid from Kansas state was a running threat at Kansas State... All the passing weapons opened up his arm at Ohio state it's typically the wide receivers and running backs that open up things for Ohio State wide QBs

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