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I just watched it on my DVR and I think the refs screwed up maybe. After the flag, the ball was placed at where Allen landed and not 5 yards for the defensive holding.

We have stopped the Dolphins offense without being the 85 Bears. If McDermott wanted to score very little points, he would have kept Tyrod Taylor. If McDermott wanted to score very little points, then we wouldn't be the league leader in point differential in the last 4 years. We by far lead the league in blowouts.

Which one is it then?

I can read and this is what I am referring too....see below. So no INT and Gabe doesn't catch it....we have at least 3 points like you said below?

Well the Bills didn't complain. I actually didn't hate Allen taking a chance. I understand why McDermott was upset but at the same time, if Allen did lead him better, it was a TD. That's why I wasn't mad he took the chance.

I have always been told you don't spike it unless there's under 20 seconds left and you're not on 4th down.

I think it's a simple as the ref didn't see it or wasn't sure and didn't want a game changing play on uncertainty.

Because the League didn't want Johnson to finish the game and they wanted Miami to have a 7 point lead at half. It was clearly scripted.

I have a real serious issue with their pick for Long Snapper. Ross Matisticik wasn't that impressive to me and I watched him closely.

I can read. So if Gabe is where he was "supposed to be at" we would have had 3 points and not a turnover?

So you're saying Allen, in that situation, threw it to where its either incomplete or we trot the FG team out?

What did Baldy confirm? We all knew that you didn't play football or you're an athlete. I have never played tennis and I don't argue about it...because I don't know about the game. That's you and football.

It's crazy to me he's 72 years old.

I just can't honestly believe the hypersensitivity you have. Do you think he is out to get Allen or something? Seriously, this has been answered but again, you do your normal thing and play oblivious or something. This video is to answer questions on the struggles the Bills are having. Why is this so hard? Here's proof Warner HATES Mahomes. He critiqued his game with a few negatives therefore, he hates Mahomes.

"I want Kurt Warner to only breakdown film on his successful completions. When should I get analysis on Allen's 29 completions?"

It's not a quick designed slant but he runs it like a deep slant. You can clearly see Davis cutting to the outside before cutting in. Whether or not he was supposed to go inside or out, we don't know. If Allen has time to throw it to the spot you think Davis is supposed to be, he has time to throw it 2 yards further over the middle. The one thing that is not being talked about is Apple's eyes never come off of Allen. He is in prime position to jump and knock that ball down or even jump the route.

Because that's how slants work.

LOL dude, come on. You are basically saying that you never commit a DB's weight one way to go another. You just continue going wherever his hips are...come on. You aren't seriously saying that are you?

It's not clear as day. If we are basing it on the DB's hips, since all his weight is on his right leg, then cut across. It's how you set up a slant, you want to open up that back hip and have them commit to one direction which happened. It doesn't take too much time. But we don't know what the route was supposed to be. Since Apple has inside leverage in the beginning, even if Gabe doesn't go inside, that ball still might be picked. His momentum is going that way and he could jump the ball.

He says it in beginning of the video.... it's because people on TV are talking about it (Buffalo's offensive struggles) and he wants to explain why. Buffalo's offense has been criticized and he is showing us things he's seeing. This is what this video is about. Why in the world are you expecting a breakdown of the 29 completions?

We don't know what the route should have been. But if you're basing it on the way the DB's hips are open, Gabe goes over the middle. If Allen hits Gabe over the middle, then it looks like a sick move by Davis because it caused Apple to have his feet in cement. But we don't know what Allen or Gabe is supposed to do on that particular play so we don't have any absolutes. The issue is you're hypersensitive to any Allen criticisms. He's one of the best players in the league. He is playing like a first ballet Hall of Famer. He makes a lot of mistakes but makes more greater plays....its the Josh experience. But he should be criticized when he doesn't play well like every player. This is absolutely one of the best statements I have read here to the bolded. Agree on everything else.

So that means you know 100% on that option route, that Gabe was wrong because a few times in the season they miscommunicated? That's your strong evidence? Why aren't you talking about 3rd down where Allen missed Cook in the flat or Kincaid in the back of the end zone? Warner breaks down that play in the thread on this first page. Have you watched it? It has some negatives about Allen that you will HATE. But he also talks about other issues.

Are you basically saying that of every one of Allen's INT's, an excuse can be made it's not his fault? Yes Davis has had his struggles and so has Allen. Allen is a significantly more valuable and a better player but that doesn't mean he's perfect. Allen has some really bad decisions and INT's. Allen, just like everyone else is at fault when they are struggles.

How do you know which was Gabe was supposed to run and where Allen was supposed to throw the ball? You don't understand the simple nuances of the game and it shows constantly.

Yes you're right about that. How do you know which way Gabe was supposed to run and did you seriously say that you try to find ways to pin it on someone else?