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Seriously? Its a double move to a nine route. No football team on Earth practices a go to suddenly slant to the sideline.

I wish there was a way to go back and look at every Allen attempt of 35 yards plus since he started his career because what I am about to say is just my perception. Josh Allen has one of the worst deep balls in the league. Does it look pretty when its in the air? Yes. Does it ever ever hit his wideout in stride to allow the wideout to run underneath of it and stroll into the endzone? No. The play is on youtube if you want to watch it. Despite what the tweet above says, the ball is thrown outside, and that's probably the real issue. Instead of just throwing the ball into the path Hollins is running, he throws it slightly to the right of Hollins. Maybe a better wideout makes a play on the ball, but lets be real an NFL QB should have dropped the ball right into Hollins' hands. It was a bad throw.

I mean you never really know. But I thought you meant the entire process. My bad.

What about forcing a trade is respectful?

One of my favorite plays of the game was watching Allen roll right look to the end zone and see every wideout had finished their route and just standing there. Samuel ended up being the intended reciever but had given up instead of moving back to the ball. When he saw the ball coming his way he woke up and tried to move but the ball was bad and the effort had already stunk. Allen is now at 61% completion in games with Dorsey as a offensive coordinator. Has only 2 300 yards games in the last 12. They suck on offense and it's not just personnel.

It wasnt a great throw to begin with. That said, Hollins shouldnt be taking meaningful snaps as a WR in the NFL anymore.

He is playing injured. He either has a broken left hand or a couple broken fingers on that hand. That said, the offensive coordinator is calling throws he has traditionally not thrown well. He is at his best when he can throw between the hashes. Instead, we have a coordinator who wants him to throw bubble screens and comebacks outside of the hashes. They played three bad teams to start the year and they were able to hide it. One more thing. Why can our franchise QB who can throw the ball 80 yards in the air never hit an open go route?

I mean they could also trade him post June 1st and save cash if they can find someone who desperately needs a Blocking Tight End who can star in local commercials and play Catan with the starting QB.

They will beat Pittsburgh twice. They will beat the Giants, Titans, Browns twice, Raiders and Broncos. They will have toss ups with the Cowboys, Eagles. They can get to ten wins. If that happens the Bills have no chance against them in the playoffs.

I don't have an issue with them throwing out of the end zone per se. My issue is they waited until then to decide they needed to score. There is no cohesion in this offense. They call plays like James Cook is their star.

He's a hell of a blocker. What's even cooler is he makes 14 next year and they have to eat 9 of it to cut him lol.

Checkout their schedule. If they get in they will be a tough out. They throw the ball and have absolute beasts at their wideout spots.

They will make the playoffs if the Dolphins don't get hot when Tua gets back. That said, when they run into a team like Baltimore, KC, or Cinci who know who they are it will be over and over ugly.

It doesn't matter. They aren't a Super Bowl contender. Way too many holes.

Ita the offense but it's also the coaching in general. They play like a team with a bad qb.

Should have never come down to a field goal. When you have a franchise qb you throw the ball. You don't run it and hope for lucky bounces.

It wasn't a catch.

Have to score points. But our coaching staff wants to win 10-3.

Lol. Screw Von.

Working underneath is not the same as throwing 1 yard passes to your wideouts.

Our best QB is still in the game. No excuse.

It's a run first, short throw, low scoring offense. They play like they have Mitch Trubisky at qb and not Josh Allen. It's a total waste

Or just ya know throw it.

Would help if they used him as a wideout instead of trying to outsmart everyone

Why do the Bills pay a QB a quarter of a Billion dollars to turn around and hand off?