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It was not the same type of play at all. That was a designed option from the moment the ball was snapped and it was the RB's fault for not being ready. If he had been executing properly, he probably would have scored.

I disagree. The Free was on his way with a good angle and if Allen lays it up there the safety possibly runs it down and breaks it up. When a defense offers you 30 yards, you take it.

And don't just accept anything you hear either. I know that whoever was calling that game said something about Beasley having a chance to take that to the house but that simply was not going to happen. The Jets had dropped into two deep and the Free was already closing on Beasley when Allen let it go. The safety was on his way and had the angle and if Josh hangs that thing out there, there's a better chance the safety closes on it than anything else. Taking the 30yrds that were available was exactly the right thing to do.

My dog read that and wants me to ask you where you live cuz she cant type.

He's actually the one that flushed Darnold and forced the bad throw that turned into a pick for Milano. The Jets were throwing extra meat at him all day and it didn't matter; he was dragging people into the backfield with him. That's one bad mf'in cowboy.....

That's a keeper....

This is not true. When he's a ball carrier those protections disappear and you can bust him up all you like.

The difference is that those guys are RB's as much as they are QB's. Murray might turn into a legitimate NFL QB with the benefit of time but neither Jackson nor Newton are scaring anybody with their ability to see the field and deliver the ball on time.

That wasn't a step; that was a running leap forward.

I'm still stunned by this franchise's cavalier attitude toward protecting their young franchise QB. This has been an ongoing issue since the Bills drafted him, whether it's throwing him out there behind an historically inept OLine, surrounding him with smurf WR's and no legitimate TE's or calling up plays that put him in harms way over and over and over again. You don't get players like this at the QB position very often (hell it took us a quarter of a century to replace Jim Kelly) and when you do you make sure you keep them healthy and put them into position to succeed. For the first time in his career Josh Allen has a legitimate NFL offense around him but they still seem intent on piling up hits on this kid at an unsustainable pace. This is the best team the Bill have put on the field in 25 years and it is all going to go to waste if Josh Allen gets hurt. Daboll is clearly incapable of controlling himself on Sundays so imo it falls unto McDermott to do it for him. He needs to grab his OC by the earlobe and drag him into his office tomorrow morning and tell him to tone it down with the read option nonsense. Allen has a propensity to take off and make plays with his feet if he doesn't like what he sees downfield, and that is fine. But it also means he's going to take plenty of shots over the course of the season and the last thing Daboll should be doing is adding to that butcher's bill with a bunch of designed QB carries. I don't care if it's an advantageous matchup, if they continue to rely on it, it will eventually cost them what should be their best year in decades. Just tell him he gets two calls a game where he can use Allen as a ball-carrying option and that's it. There's enough talent on this offense to move the chains in other ways; don't rely on doing it in a manner that's eventually going to end your season.

At what point does McDermott become culpable for not telling Daboll to stop putting the key to his entire season in repeated danger with a 21-0 lead?

My tolerance for people turning any thread into a Covid thread is rapidly waning, particularly when it comes to repeat offenders. Boater, JaCrispy, Riot Act, etc, if you want to discuss masks and pandemics, go to one of the several threads on OTW. Stop polluting threads on the main board with it. P.S. I will be deleting any responses to this post in an effort to keep it on-topic, so if you need to say something about it, PM me and leave this thread alone.

Congratulations on having the length of your suspension doubled yet again. Keep it up and every account you attempt to make will be permanently removed in addition to your "original" one.

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I was referring to off-the-field noise. Therefore the groans must have been your teammates

I looked up who Chris Evans is and his ridiculously prepared hair is definitely different from my gorgeous natural locks, so that comparative differentiation kinda sorta works in a pinch.

Shouldn't you have picked two things that look different?

I don't think it would be an issue because a) there's a lot of pride involved in individual matchups and somebody trying to rip your head off tends to concentrate the mind wonderfully and b) this will sound weird but you don't really hear crowd noise when you're actually playing; it's like your mind is dealing with so much other data that it dismisses any auditory input outside of the field of play. I've actually had moments where I can see people yelling near the sidelines but don't register any actual related sound.

Hang in there, brother.

He's not going 12 with a 20-30yr old at this point. But he'd probably still be hell on wheels for a couple rounds.

I'll take Things That Still Hurt in the Film Room for $400, Alex.

The finest song ever written about cleaning windows ; - )

No, but there will be.....