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Go back and watch his feet on the TD throw. It's tough to be convinced you need to change your mechanics when you do the thing your coaches tell you not to and you put it right on the money in the biggest moment of the game.

Yup and Knox is only 0.3 yards behind Beasley. The problem with that stat is it only measures when the ball is thrown. Given we're discussing separation in the first 2.5 seconds when Josh hasn't thrown yet, it would seem to be a moot point. I'm also a little unclear why Next Gen is stripping out sacks in their TTT measurement. If a guy is holding the ball too long and it results in a sack, shouldn't that count toward his numbers??

Collinsworth said he was last in TT during the broadcast yesterday at over 3 seconds. I'm not sure where he got that but ESPN does a lot of work with Elias Sports Bureau so maybe it was from them, but we're kind of splitting hairs here. My solution is not to take intentional grounding penalties which is what the guy I responded to seemed to be advocating. You can't "just throw it away" from inside the pocket which is where the many of Josh's sacks have occurred. If he can't make quick decisions he might as well get out of the pocket. I would prefer he make quick decisions. I think he holds the ball a long time because he's slow at processing and afraid to make mistakes. And No, I don't think our super fast and shifty WR group of "smoke" Brown, Beasley, McKenzie, Foster, and Knox are woeful at creating separation. I think they're above average. They're well below average in making tough catches but that's another debate.

An intentional grounding penalty isn’t any better. The real issue is he’s DFL in the entire NFL in time it takes to throw. Once he’s already screwed up the play with slow decision making I’d rather he try to bail us out by buying time, getting out of the pocket and risk giving up the sack. He’s really good at that. Making quicker, better decisions is the number one thing he needs to work on this off season IMO.

C- It’s tough grading games like this when our receivers prove completely incapable of making catches that are even a little bit difficult. What would Josh’s numbers have looked like if Beasley and Brown had hauled in a couple of those early ones? I was texting with a buddy (Bears fan) during the game and he’s convinced Allen and Trubisky are the same QB. Both are really good outside the pocket, improvising on the run, etc. Both struggle with accuracy and take too long to read a defense. He pointed out Mitch made the pro bowl last year despite his rep as a bad QB. It would appear non-Bills fans still aren’t sold.

Making the playoffs is nice but I’m greedy. I want to beat the Pats in Foxboro...twice! On to NE.

The Duck jokes are fun but I don’t think this is the game to rub PFF’s face about Josh. He was kind of bad too, just not flaming duck grease bad.

Tough crowd. Michaels and Collinsworth are one of only a few good announcing crews. It was fun listening to them gush about Edmunds and White.

Hoping for Houston.

4 picks. Can we start calling Devlin Hodges Wounded Duck?

Playoffs? PLAYOFFS!!!

Phew

Why on earth did we play prevent like it was the last play of the game when they're clearly in four down territory??

Josh with the bad feet again but it didn't matter. Put it right on the money and Kroft actually caught it.

Oof lucky that one didn't get picked

Oh my Gawd we caught one!

We're down on the road in the fourth quarter. ESPN flashes the graphic that Josh is #1 in the red zone this year among QBs. He has ~327 TDs and no INTs. Daboll sees this and proceeds to not give him the ball at all.

Good job Hauschka. At least someone's doing their job.

Daboll getting cute and it backfired

Yup. My bad

Second timeout burned by Josh this half. WTF.

Get line line TJ Watt. DPOY goes through Tre.

***** yeah Tre White!!!

Josh smacked his head really hard on that run. He followed that up with a very confused looking hand off and a ball thrown 10 yards short. Is he ok?

TJ Watt making a strong case for DPOY