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If I could only keep one right now ty Johnson Not even close

Screams welcome to Florida!

I see a ty Johnson receiving touchdown wheel route over the shoulder

Ofc Josh is a wizard

Sure it could be hampering him but I think he is still playing well He knows what Josh likes as in blocking patterns and if you're going to miss where to miss Like you can't get beat this way clean but if you're going to get beat clean it's got to be this way because I can handle it better Josh has a tremendous sense off the defensive left side, so the right tackle, and if a Spencer Brown whiff is even in a spot where Josh excels... Sure it's a lost rep but it can still be a won play Ideally you'd want Spencer to win every rep.. but if on the occasional reps he is losing, it's where Josh is comfortable with pressure we can still get positive plays... Because Josh feels frontside pressure very well

All the old heads who have suffered through 65 years of Bills football deserve Josh Allen I don't my father does.. all of our fathers and the old timers thats who Josh is for

Well of course he's struggling right now He's got to work to get out of that funk and Sean's dog house because he's getting deeper in it every game he doesn't have a good run

Sarcastaball baby! Let's just be really polite tomorrow

I think it's basically only a Ryder cup thing though You won't see this at the Masters

Most running backs thrive once they get into the flow of the game It's really hard when you're getting four touches a game to ever get into the flow of the speed of an NFL game Definitely hasn't been looking as good as I thought but I'm not willing to write him off because he's never been able to get into a groove

Nobody would have played better than Spencer his run blocking grades were at the top of his rookie class definitely top five And he showed enough in pass protection that the potential was basically limitless for a right tackle

Yeah but we were playing a terrible Jets team the next week so it does not qualify as a traditional trap game it's just a bad game by the bills They didn't have a big time team coming in the next week which is what a trap game always was Overlooking a bad opponent for a better opponent the next week Just overlooking a bad opponent isn't a trap game

Josh Allen has had me crying more times in 8 years because he's such a good human then I probably cried in the 10 years prior hahahah

Just went back to 2020 and yeah there's losses but not really anything that would be considered a trap game Even in 2022 with a really good Minnesota team coming in the next week we lost to the Jets in a rough game.. Jets were like five and three.. not exactly bottom feeding I'm going back to 2020 and I'm not really seeing a true trap game loss even though we have had games where we don't look sharp

A trap game is usually a weak opponent.. where the next week is a very strong opponent Playing the saints and Patriots definitely doesn't count as a trap game.. if we had the eagles next week it could be one.. bills are like five straight divisional champs.. and they are definitely focused one game at a time even if it's a divisional opponent

Gunner gray is a lot worse than I thought

I think he's also alluding to that they are picking up on their in-game signs Like they're not changing their hand signals week to week.. so they're picking up their hand signals on game tape.. dissecting it till they know what it means And they're not changing it up enough that it becomes predictable You'll see our linebackers or secondary players giving hands signals to each other all the time which is coming from the sidelines a good amount... You have to change those signs up or they can be deciphered Crossing x on your forehead can't mean the same thing every week if you're a linebacker relaying signs... Same thing with a offensive audible with a hand gesture.. you have to switch it up at QB or even vocal audible... Golden Wheels can't be the same play every week or it's going to be a tell

That's even dumb for a southerner lol

Horns up second half

Ask war veterans you will see some crazy things in war.. bullets that should absolutely kill people sometimes they live.. bullets that would normally blow holes through people sometimes it doesn't There's also a question if it was soft point or FMJ something we don't know If you watch the unedited video of him getting shot it is clear his cervical spine is cut off.. he literally has that hand limp mannerism If it wasn't the bullet from that kid's gun.. yet we know he did shoot a bullet.. where did that bullet go? According to the medical examiner in Charlie Kirk.. I highly doubt this kid just took a shot straight up into the air as a distraction... Why would you give up your entire life for something you didn't do? But you clearly hear a rifle bullet As a devout follower of Jesus Christ I have seen miracles with my own eyes.. and if that bullet went through his body it would have killed somebody behind him It is a miracle it didn't go through and through It doesn't mean it is 0% possible

I think the left is on damage control They went from cheering the assassination, to gaslighting that it was a right wing killer.. too crazy conspiracies all trying to soften the damage of their party which is collapsing Unless you believe the entire FBI and Utah State and our government is 100% involved in a cover-up.. this is all just conspiracy with no actual basis According to the medical people it hit his cervical spine which when you see his body go limp instantly it does look like it's severed it.. and according to them his bones stopped the bullet which is possible But all this conspiracy is literally deflecting attention away from radical left wingers who have radical violent groups in this country.. that's what they want they want to deflect this to anybody but themselves

For the past years we've put plenty of great plays on tape early Now we're actually getting Josh into a rhythm of three step and five step passing game... Reading the field and executing That's going to be tougher to defend in January when we have a rhythm passing game.. then when they open up the Play action by another 5% or 8% it's going to pay dividends We have other things the offense has to work on, during these early regular season games then the play action game where Josh is already very very good We don't need to show our full hand... Our offense is humming we really don't need to show any of our best play action plays yet From 9% to 15% when the games are on the line is probably what you can expect

Completely different styles of runners and backs Kamara has never had a thousand yard rushing season.. more of a back who has 800 receiving 800 rushing in prime... He's a fluid runner, supreme balance control .. never looks like he's running as fast as he can James Cook is like a poor man's Chris Johnson.. like not 4.2 speed but the same type of explosiveness and vision and getting better at finishing Yeah him and James Cook are completely different styles He's a 800 yd Rushing and 500 yd receiving guy with supreme balance control and ability to shrug off contact .. patient James Cook is like a slower version of Chris Johnson, super explosive very good vision and hits the hole hard and fast

It does

Tua blew out his hip at Alabama and you get a lot of power from that trunk.. and he had a severe injury.. his arm was actually stronger by a decent amount pre-injury.. not that he had a Stafford or Josh Allen arm.. but he lost juice Go back farther to when he was in high school he was actually was more a gun slinger... he actually relied all on his natural ability which was he was an amazing thrower of the football When he went to the elite 11 finals.. Trent really grilled into him hard.. he was not a field general but a big play gunslinger who's talent led to a lack of some fundamentals... But over the three days he took to the best coaching and actually won the elite 11 finals It's a shame because I've liked tua since high school but his terrible injury at Alabama definitely affected his arm strength because a smaller guy like him needs that lower body to drive through and it was a catastrophic injury Even just watch his game-winning pass as a true freshman in the national championship game and he threads the needle on a 40 yard pass..with timing and anticipation and good arm strength as an 18-year-old true freshman Not a favre or Josh Allen rope but for an 18-year-old kid, in the national championship game, coming off the bench... That's a hell of a throw not close to a lollipop