Don Otreply
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6 minutes ago, Bangarang said:
I’m cool with Josh running but my biggest issues were relying too much on the designed QB runs and Josh unnecessary taking hits.
Maybe that’s what McD has an issue with?
That’s exactly what McDermott was getting at…, he wants his QB to not take unnecessary /stupid hits, I would think all of us fans would think that is a good idea, remember the NE game were Josh was pretty much knocked out in a game we would have very likely won if he had not had to leave the field? It’s that sort of thing…
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19 minutes ago, Mij yllek said:
One of the dumbest statements a coach can make. Josh is a tremendous weapon in the run game and every week opposing coaches have to spend precious time scheming against his runs. Why would you ever want to take that away? Hopefully, its a ruse.
He never said he was going to remove that aspect of Joshes game altogether, stop clutching your pearls over things that were never stated, ya might want to re-read what he said…, 🙄
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1 hour ago, CoudyBills said:
I just read some guy on Twitter talking about how Daboll bailed Josh out in that game because Josh can make post snap reads.
Edit: Tyler Menting
I’ll assume you meant “can’t “ make post snap reads, ?
I don’t think that’s a completely valid statement, by whom ever tweeted that, it is my opinion that Allen has indeed benefited from Dabol’s tutelage, but at the same time Dabol’s over all scheme has lacked a real plan for running the ball via RBs/ having a quality O-line that could make a run game a functional aspect of the offense, causing Dabol to have to use the QB as a RB far to often, if you get my gist as it were…, that and Allen’s ability to improvise has saved the day more than once….,
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HB Pegs 🎂
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18 minutes ago, jkeerie said:
I think it may be shown this season that Allen made Daboll as opposed to vice versa.
Allen bailed out Dabol on a regular basis, for example; the KC playoff game this past season.
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39 minutes ago, keepthefaith said:
Draft a real running back if available.
It’s the O-line, always has been.
A better o-line increases the effectiveness of BOTH the run game and the passing game.
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2 hours ago, McBean said:
We’re not the best team because of our HC.
If it was someone different, probably yeah but McClappy Isn’t taking us to where we wanna go.
Hope I’m wrong.
Don’t worry, you are,
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1 hour ago, strive_for_five_guy said:
From a playing time standpoint, my belief is that McDermott has a philosophy of milking the vets as long as he can, in order to give the younger guys more time to develop their fundamentals and earn the playing time. Examples in my mind have included Peterman over Josh, Gore over Singletary, Sanders over Gabe, the Bates situation, etc. Only when things like injury or the stakes force his hand, does he put his best hand on the table. Could be wrong, although that’s my best guess.
It is confusing isn’t it,
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The odd thing about Bates analysis by the Bills coaches is that he played as well or better than who he replaced on the O line, yet he was benched when those guys were able to play again, happened repeatedly, we could certainly stand to re-sign him, I don’t understand their reluctance, oh well,
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6 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
Tua will improve as he begins to read defense better. He’s going to be a qb that beats you with timing, accuracy, and decision making. There is a lot of room to grow for Tua.
We’ll just have to wait and see. If he learns to get the ball out on time and to the right WR he can be very good. Arm strength is a small part of playing QB.Fitz would not agree with you on the arm strength argument 😁👍
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Tua is 2nd rate QB until he proves otherwise. He is physically weak, lacking in Arm strength, and throwing velocity, he is undersized and injury prone, he may not have fully recovered from his hip injury from, iirc, his college years, hell, Epenesa took him out of a game sacking him, he is not in the top fifty percent of starting QBs in the league, everyone knows these things about Tua.
As well, everyone knows that the Buffalo Bills won’t take an fellow AFCE team lightly, being that winning the division is the number one requirement to get to the post season, these made up things to worry about angst threads are just that.
End rant.It’s eleven thirty, I’m tired, and I’m going to bed, ya I’m old, get off my lawn!
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There are only two possible outcomes, 1) the parties concerned reach an agreement, 2) the parties concerned don’t agreement, and both parties make appropriate adjustments to their circumstances. Happens pretty every season all over the league, nothing to worked up about, lots of talent WRs out there, beer time 🍺
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27 minutes ago, PonyBoy said:
It amazes me that the Bills can potentially pay one player like Allen $250M, Mahomes may get $500M, but the entire NFL can only provide a $200M "loan" for a team in their league to build a stadium that they will suck billions from for the next 40+ years. Just crazy!
It’s corporate SOP, never use your own money, tax payers have been being duped into providing private corporations infrastructure for many decades, via tax breaks, aka corporate welfare, public funding Via taxes on our income, we pay to build it and then pay to use it, and the corporation gets the vast majority of financial benefit. Yet we just keep doing this over and over and over and over…, it mostly because we re-elect the same shysters from both political parties, over and over and over and over, will no-one ever learn? I’m gonna go get another cup of coffee ☕️,
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I sure hope Josh chooses violence all season long!
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27 minutes ago, RoyBatty is alive said:
I am worried about Teddy Bridgewater, Tua is going to be on a very short leash if he doesn't win.
Teddies the better QB, but is a 2nd rate guy like Tua, like I said, not gonna overlook them but we can beat them twice or three times if needed.
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10 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:
If the team is not willing to get a legit CB2 and are relying on a unknown draft pick. Why did we sign Von Miller again?
it should be Lombardi or Bust THIS year.
One would think so,
We all know Beane doesn’t sleep, so I for one am not worried about this, Beane and his guys will work this out .
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All this with Tua supposedly being able to throw a football with actual strength and velocity, not saying we can overlook them, but seriously, Tua is likely not even a top fifteen QB, and the entire league knows this. It’s gonna be fun to play them, as always afce division games are very important. I have no fear.
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This seems very Beane like, what are your thoughts on filling the CB position? It does appear to be a bit tenuous at present,
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I can see us crushing his ego twice, mercilessly, we will unleash Von on the prissy “B” and he doesn’t make the post season, and retires with a chronic limp, knowing for the rest of his days the Buffalo Bills did this to him, Just sayin, 😁👍, I’m going for coffee ☕️
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1 hour ago, billsfan1959 said:
Particularly since nobody seems to care about putting together an offensive line that can actually open holes for a RB....
Why bring that up…, kill joy😂
This truism is true because it true,
“The game is won and lost in the trenches”
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Then you get teams like the Raiders…, look at their drafts, mocks don’t necessarily work for the pros, 😁👍
I’m thinking it’s the hair cut…
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In a word, No,
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4 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
1/3 of the game. 🤐
More like 15% percent 😂
McDermott: "We need to evolve"...sounds like he wants fewer designed Allen runs
in The Stadium Wall
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The NE game a couple years back iirc, when he was literally knocked out and left the game,
It is the culmination of all the hits, not just the big ones, Cam is an example of a QB that took way too many hits, yes JA is better at avoiding a bunch of hard tackles, but, as I stated above, that NE game is an example of the type of circumstances that they don’t want Josh in. It ain’t rocket science folks, the want the $250,000,000.00 investment to be around for the next decade plus.