RoyBatty is alive

I already know everything you wrote. How Brady did is irrelevant to the Allen question. If Allen's terrible play doesn't concern you, fine by me. Live in denial.

Sorry, awful news. Prayers.

LOL, good for you, i didn't miss the context, i totally ignored it, this isn't high school football team, these guys are pros, they will have long moved on from this game.

Sorry I thought i was responding to "I can dig it! Go in peace, bronan." No I am not throwing in the towel on Allen but I have gone from 90% all in to about 75% all in. Last Sunday concerned me.

you as well

Yep. Yup and I will disagree, something neither of us can come close to "proving."

LOL, what a great story.

Just blurting out "Except it's not" doesnt prove a damn thing

Excellent post, thank you. I have one question, does Dimarco have 'authority " to cal timorous, does Bojo. DiMarco knew he was screwed, watch him on that play trying to block 2 guys, he sticks out he left hand didnt even touch the rusher.

He had one fluke game after coming back vs a terrible defense, I think the thesis he was ruined is correct

I really dont think so, It was pretty obvious you couldn't let Allen run, why Miami in particular last year let him do it was beyond me, keep contain is exactly what they did. NE has a tremendous secondary also has very versatile players which allows them great flexibility.

True but that isn't the narrative we are trying to advance here in this thread, we are supposed to be outraged Brady didnt go on and on about how great the Bills D was Does anyone really give a rats ass if Brady acknowledges us or not, are we really that pathetic we need recognition from that new age turd

If the Bills cant deal with this emotional loss by next week i will be 1) shocked, they are pros 2) disappointed in the HC. Tenn has had two great games, and two stinkers. If the "good Titans" show up and we play similar to yesterday, we are going to lose.

l If Allen doesn't play and Barkley does, any loss will be rationalized away and the next "true test" will be the next one up, Dolphins?

Let me get this straight, the New England patriots are not the true test, the "true test" are the up and down Tennessee Titans? Do i have the correct?

No offense but you might want to edit these two names out.

Two observations on a great post, on # 2) On the blocked punt, I believe the Pats 'knew" they would be able to block it, a matter of simple numbers , they had that schemed up days ago, it was something unforgivable in the NFL, a gimme. Poor Dimarco, before the ball was snapped he knew he was "screwed". There is no way he could block both the interior and outside guy so he blocks the interior guy only and then sticks out his left hand which didnt impede the rusher one millisecond. So whose "fault" was it. Whoever had responsibility for calling a timeout. Did DiMarco have authority, did Bojo? The "up and coming" special teams coordinator clearly deserves blame, he should have been watching and identified the weakness immediately. To make matters worse, Bojo is still inexperienced and very slow and deliberate. The Pats obviously know how long he takes having him for an entire off and pre-season. 3) Josh. So many things to be concerned about, yes it was one game yes it was against a great D but the most troubling was his decision making, his off balance throw and poor mechanics? Where is Jordan Palmer when you need him? J Allen has actually 'regressed". Pats laid out a game plan against Josh, keep him in contain make him throw the ball. Some of his "escapes" and runs last year were remarkable, some borderline comical. I think last year Josh "got away" with with his heroball and know think he can always squirm out of trouble. l. Yesterday i hope he learned the hard way he can't. He took two sacks knocking us out of make able field goal range which was the difference in the game. Josh needed to watch Brady, as poorly as he played he learned to give up oj plays, throw it away, not prolong the play, back up trying to squirm free and eithre throw it away or take a 5 yard loss instead of a 10 yard loss. The sad thing about this game is it was so easily winnable, the Pats played terrible. How about unforced errors on their part, too many men on the field, Slater going out of bounds and not returning, a terrible Brady throw for an easy INT in the end zone? If I wanted to be charitable about it, almost from the beginning, it looked like the moment was "too big " for Josh. This game was a national spotlight, one of the most important games the bills have players in a long time. As for Barkley, i was really disappointed me, I thought J Allen had accuracy problems

just as bad are those in denial

May have been innocent but It was probably purposefully done,if nothing else they obviously got into McDermotts head, anything for an advantage.

Obviously another video in the not too distant future will be Allen trying to throw it over the stadium.

Have to agree with you. We play like we did any of those other games we are going to lose and lose badly.

Brady barely gets touched, he knows exactly where the ball is going 95% of the time pre snap, that is the major factor why the ball comes out so quickly. It is like a head coach at the line of scrimmage. Yes his physical skills are deteriorating but he brings a mental aspect of the game that is unparalleled and not getting dull with age. He doesnt need a rocket arm for his 10 yard slants, yeah he can lob a ball downfield a few times a game to keep the defense "honest". In the meantime they build the Pats to have a great d (just like they had when Brady first started), short distance slant possession receivers and a great running game. Days of them needing a Randy Moss are long gone, which is why I never really understood the entire AB saga, except it was a way for Belichek to thumb his nose at everyone. I really really hate to admit it but I would not be shocked if Brady plays for another 5 years.

I pray for a day, in the not too distant future, were we can stop quoting every meaningless mumbling utterance of that intolerable ass. And Brady as well.

They list AJ Mcarron at #15,

LOL, we are going to confuse Brady, we suddenly have the magic formula that al the prior HC and DCs never figured out. Brady is like having a real time HC at the line of scrimmage, he has seen it all 20x over, you aint gonna get one over on him, sadly. That is why as his physical skills diminish he is still elite at his position. He pretty much knows exactly where he is going to thrown the ball pre snap. That is why it is near impossible to sack him most times, that split second most QBs need to decide where to go Brady has eliminated it, biggest reason why he gets the ball out so quickly.