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I can't understand how Samuel is not being involved at all.

You know step 4 is disingenuous. Just because Allen had a bad game doesn't mean he is the only one to blame. Everyone on offense had a bad game....except Mack Hollins as PFF had his as the highest graded offensive player lol.

That's with a lot bigger breed dog's. I used to pet sit a lot and was at the dog park daily for years. The most aggressive dogs were big chocolate labs and rottweilers. My friend had to put his GSD down because it ripped off his wife's fingers and tore multiple ligaments in her hand...she has a permanently disabled hand now and it's one of the saddest things I have seen. She owned this dog for 6 years. I trust my pits more than the dachshund I used to own around children.

IMO, Cook still has the angle. It's an anticipation throw.

I don't know the specific plays you're talking about so I can't comment on them. I think there is enough field vision there for Allen to see but I don't know what he saw.

The Chiefs offense is still struggling. They struggled last year and the beginning of this year. Mahomes has 6 TD/6 INT this year so far....

I can see that but I think the ball should still be thrown because Cook does speed and the angle.

What is your interpretation on why he didn't throw it to Cook? If you said it already, I didn't see your post on it. I do agree with Simms that since Cook is running vertically against a slower linebacker running horizontally, Allen should have thrown it to Cook. It's an anticipation throw and needed to have it delivered on that first screen shot, probably completed at the 45 yard line. Probably wouldn't have to put too much air under it to avoid the safety from coming in.

Well I did say there are obvious ones and I also pointed we argue based on emotion....and arrogance. Are you one of those guys that watches a professional boxing match and say "I could take him"?

Only if we agree with him lol. If we don't, he's an idiot right. Kinda like when a guy passes us on the road in the other lane, he's an idiot. When we do it, we are correctly doing it. In this case, I don't think there is a narrative. Simms is a huge Allen supporter and understands the game. If it was the Gigantic Nose Guy on Fox Sports, then yes...definitely a narrative.

They aren't going to "educate" us on all 120+ plays in a game. I don't sit down with them and watch so I can't tell you with certainty but I don't think they just watch a few plays and judge a full game performance. They watch the film, come away with their evaluation and give us a few examples to prove their point.

I agree with this. Simms and other NFL players can analyze film better than any of us on here. It's not just looking to see who is about to be open or open...there is so much more to it than that in which most of us don't even have an intermediate level of understanding. I have watched film at the HS level and that's it. I mean there are some obvious ones but to argue with someone that has played the position at the highest level like they don't have a clue, it's fan arrogance. We are fans. We argue based on mostly emotion and what we "feel".

You also think it's ridiculous that they have Allen as the lowest graded offensive player too then right?

Ovaltine? Why not Roundtine? That's gold Jerry!

What are your thoughts on Mack Hollins being the highest graded offensive player for us on PFF against Houston?

Do you remember the guy who after a car accident, filmed the kids dying rather than helping them? https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/crime/cops-guy-films-dying-teen-instead-of-helping/275-213166453 Standing ovation for this pitbull! https://iheartdogs.com/pibullsavesboyslifesnakestory/ “My brother was walking his pit bull lab mix, Hurley, in our neighborhood field around 10 pm. He walks him this late so he can let him off his leash so he can do what he loves to do, explore all the different smells. He heard a young kid scream and before my brother knew it, Hurley took off after the scream. With my brother close behind, he saw Hurley grab a copper head snake away from the little boy and fling it around, later found out he had killed it. The little boy ran to his mother’s vehicle and sped off so fast that my brother was unable to find out any information on the little boy. (We are assuming because they left so fast that he was bitten and being rushed to the ER). My brother then went on to call animal control and the Highland Village Cops showed up to check out the scene. They asked to take a look at Hurley to see if he was bitten. To my brother’s surprise, he was bleeding, had a swollen neck and foaming from his mouth. Sure enough, they found two puncture wounds in his upper lip. Shelby rushed Hurley to Denton Animal Emergency Hospital where he stayed the night so they could check his blood clotting ability multiple times throughout the night. Shelby and Hurley both got home this morning. Thank God, Hurley is doing a lot better this morning, just seems a little uncomfortable with his swollen face and neck. It was later discovered the little boy had come across a copper head nest and hopefully, Hurley prevented him from getting bitten, or at least getting bitten multiple times. We are still trying to find out who the little boy is and make sure he is okay.”

I think one thing we can all agree on is that PFF is absolute garbage. Their highest graded Bills Offensive Player was Mack Hollins. Their lowest graded Bills Offensive Player was Josh Allen. I believe it was WGR that had a stat the other day that the Bills throw to the outside more than any team in the league.

Okay, you are clearly saying that Simms is wrong and you're right. Again, is PFF wrong? Or do they not provide context as well? I cannot make it more straight forward than that and it's a yes or no question. Is PFF wrong with their grading of Allen? Yes or No. I don't need a 1,000 character paragraph skirting the question. I don't need a calculus model.

Come on MENSA, you know what I mean. They are specifically talking about Allen’s play. PFF in which you have a history saying they’re great. Yes or no, are they wrongly grading Allen?

Okay…Baldinger and Simms are wrong. What about PFF in which you defend is great. They graded Allen him very poorly. Are they wrong too? https://www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/2024/10/how-josh-allen-and-his-weapons-graded-out-in-buffalo-bills-loss-to-houston-texans.html?outputType=amp

Diggs losing a playoff game in Buffalo would warm my heart.

This dog should have never existed meaning the child should have burned to death. https://www.today.com/today/amp/rcna76785

@Einstein Do you still feel the minority is right that Allen didn’t play bad?

Yep. Allen is great, top 2 best player in the NFL for the last 4 or so years. When he plays bad, it's okay to say it. Some people just don't think he should ever have criticism. Good call.

I wasn't able to fly comfortably for about 10 years after the plane crash in Buffalo in 2009. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colgan_Air_Flight_3407 I was in Baltimore, MD for work and was going to visit family in Buffalo after. I had two options of connecting flights....Philadelphia, PA or Newark, NJ. The only reason I chose Philadelphia is because I have never been there before. Newark's flight is the one that crashed. The was the most brutal flight I have ever been on and I was very shaken when we landed. My uncle picked me up at the airport and took me to his house. My cell phone died and I didn't charge it when I got to his house....I just went to sleep. I plug in my phone around 7:00 am the next morning and my phone went crazy. My mom and dad called a few times but got a hold of my uncle so they knew I was safe. My friends however freaked out. They thought I was on that flight.