Defenses (the good ones) have caught up to Allen, and Mahommes, and Burrows. They have to work harder and earn the big plays. Against lesser defenses Josh will probably find the big plays like days of old but the better defenses he's going to have to take the underneath stuff and run the ball until they change out of shells and deep zones. If he can't prove he's capable of hitting 5 yard crossers and chekcking it down for 5 or 6 he will continue to see less explosive plays and more turnovers. Those "efficient throws" were there under Dorsey's system and Dorsey wasn't fired because there wasn't plays. He was fired because 10 games into the season he still couldn't get Josh to take them. Brady will have the same problem. Either we learn to run the ball or take the easy throws until defenses come down and play them or we throw into coverage and turn the ball over. This is the NFL and you either adapt or you become irrelevant.