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I'm not seeing a big difference with the Defense. Under Frazier we would tend to feast on bad offenses/young QBs (other than the Zach Wilson Jets). That's the same pattern so far this year. Let's see how we do against the Dolphins next week and ultimately the playoffs before crowning the McD defense.

I thought he started the game quite slow with back to back poor/mediocre runs on our opening 3 and out. It looked like he was benched after that as Murray got the next few series and ran with some VIOLENCE. Then Cook came back in and played great rest of the game. Maybe he needs that fire under his ass

I think it would've been pretty borderline to eject Watson for it. The ref got in his face and Watson grabbed/pulled his arm a bit to move him. Definitely not egregious contact. I know in the past they've had a 0 tolerance policy for touching an official. Not sure if that's still the case. Even if it is, it's one thing to eject some random guy, it's another thing to eject a $230,000,000 QB. I'd expect Watson to be fined for touching an official but would be shocked if he gets suspended.

I didn't think the facemask penalties were much of anything. He went for a stiff arm and his fingers got caught in the grill. Don't think those would be worth a fine let alone suspension. https://x.com/MySportsUpdate/status/1703965949466915246?s=20 I know the league takes contact with an official pretty seriously, but going so far as to suspend a "star" QB ? I don't think there was enough here for that

I thought the hit on Kincaid was close to being a penalty, but ultimately a good no-call. Kincaid was a defenseless receiver, but the hitter did not 1) Launch himself 2) Lead with the crown or 3) Make forcible contact to neck/head area Rapp's hit was clearly forcible contact to the head of a defeneseless receiver. Good call and I would expect at least a fine for him. Putting him into protocol should be up to the Raiders and their independent neuro consultant.

And concussion protocols have gotten a lot better since then. Obviously they aren't perfect (see: Tua) but I think it's a lot more difficult for guys to play through concussions in the current NFL.

It's possible, but unlikely. The problem is that Allen has played exactly like this in multiple games over multiple years. His only diagnosed concussion was 2019 when he got knocked out of the game vs Patriots and was available the next week. If his erratic play was from an un-diagnosed concussion it seems likely that he's had multiple un-diagnosed concussions. While I think that's a possibility I think it's a pretty slim chance.

This was my first time listening to a Joe Marino podcast and I don't think I will again. It's almost all opinion with very little analysis. There's better all-22 analysis done on this board. I don't see the value in someone telling me that Josh is immature, eyes all over the place, bad reads, etc. I want someone to get into the nitty gritty details of specific plays and SHOW me that's what happened.

2021 vs Steelers wasn't a last second loss, but it did have a lot of similarities to last nights game. Including allowing a special teams TD

I was wondering this myself. I didn't think it was possible for a 300+ pound DT to be invisible, but Ford managed it (if he played that is)

My exact reaction. Had to google him, apparently he's a sports journalist with a penchant for calling out racial discrimination. I'd like to read his full lawsuit and not just one screengrab on twitter. Does Trotter claim Terry said this to him directly ? Or is it just hearsay ?

Huh.... Giving up an 83 yard run that resulted in a FG didn't cost us a game that went to OT ? Obviously there were many other costly mistakes but everything else being equal without that 83 yard run we win the game.

Cook has a shot at a TD on that play if Allen places a perfect throw, but he was far from open. When did Cook make a defender miss a tackle? At any point during the night ? I'm not blaming him for the negative plays (idk why so many on here give our O-line a pass) but Cook never made a guy miss either. Looked like a JAG out there

Other than that, how was the play, Mrs Lincoln ? Our run DEF has the very bad habit of giving up huge runs that cost us close games.

Not an egregious drop, but a catch that is probably made more often than not in the NFL. If Garret Wilson's TD was a 10/10 in difficulty this play by Knox was a 6/10.

What game did you watch ? Cook and the run game were awful. If you told me before the game started that we held the Jets QB to 14/21 for 140 yards with 1 TD and 1 INT i'd be pretty happy. If you told me that QB was Zach Wilson instead of Aaron Rodgers I'd be less than impressed. Agreed that Groot and Floyd looked good. You didn't mention Milano, but he was a monster tonight

Cook was clearly on the queue card for Buck/Aikman. He finished with 12 carries for 46 yards and 4 catches for 17 yards. I would guess he finished in negative territory for expected yards giving the blocking. I think it's generous to say he had even a mediocre game.

So the best game of this career? I kid (sort of)

That particular play drove me nuts. Should've been at least close to the first down and he decides to brace for impact 2 yards short of the 1st down marker??!? I thought Cook was replacement level, at best, tonight

Congrats to Bernand for being gifted the starting MLB job

I prefer to call him Kelvin "1 KFC biscuit short of being a TE" Benjamin. Just pointing out that Allen has had quite a few worse games than this one.

Kinda borderline trip IMO. Would've put the jets at our 40 yd line anyway only needing a FG to win I was much more upset by the OPI on Diggs at the end of the 4th. We could've pushed for a TD without that garbage call

Not even in the top 5 2018 Green Bay 2018 Tennesee (even though we won the game) 2018 Houston 2018 Patriots 2019 Patriots 2019 Eagles 2021 Jaguars

I guess this is the Josh Allen venting thread, but for excuses (in no particular order): 1) Special teams gave up a punt return TD in OT 2) O-line sucked 3) Offensive playcalling was awful 4) Our defense (again) allowed Zach Wilson to look like a serviceable NFL QB 5) The first INT was better than a punt on 3rd and long, and the 3rd INT was equally to blame on Davis 6) Garret Wilson with (another) catch of the year allowed by Bills 7) The Jets are his kryptonite. Kinda like Burrow vs Browns or Mahomes vs Colts

21-20 is an ass kicking ? KC's defense actually played very well all things considered.