
newcam2012
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Our wrs are fine. That would be a luxury. Improve on the Oline first!
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I'm not disagreeing with you. Comparing Burrows to Jones isn't really fair though. Burrows by all accounts and hands down was and is a much much better QB. Secondly, my point is what do you expect Pats fans to say? Of course, they are going to be hopeful and see the positive things in Jones. The Pats fan summed it up pretty well.
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I mean didn't Bills fans do the same thing QB after QB. Tyrod, EJ, Trent Edwards, JP Losman, and Rob Johnson...
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I think it was a total team loss by the Pats. Jones shares in the blame. However, the Pats D never forced the Bills to punt. They didn't create any turnovers and their offense dropped several passes. The Pats haven't asked the rookie QB to win them games. At this point in his early career he's a game manager. Imho, the game was a bit too quick for his eyes today just as it was for Allen early on. Don't get me wrong he's no Allen.
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I mean the guy is a rookie QB wno hasn't even played a full season. Sure he doesn't have elite arm strength. Imho, that keeps him from being elite. However, he looks the part of a very good game manager who can take a very good team deep into the playoffs. He should only improve with more experience and better Wrs. I mean remember the book on Allen? He's not accurate enough to bevelite despite his big arm. Lots of Cam comparisons. I agree.
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Solid reply. Jones certainly has exceeded most people's expectations. It's really too early to say how his career develops. He seems to be really intelligent and a superior system QB. He clearly lacks arm strength which probably will keep him from being elite. With that said, I can see him leading the Pats to many victories under the right circumstances. Let's be honest, right now BB doesn't really ask Jones to win him games. It's about the run game and defense. His main job is to protect the ball, manage the game, and make a few timely passes. He's a rookie so it's completely understandable. He doesn't have the skill set of Allen. However, we Bills fans quickly forget Josh's rookie year. Enough said there. Additionally, the wide receiver core of the Pats are very subpar. Many more battles. We welcome civility. Thanks for your input. I think this is spot on.
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He is playing with a chip on his shoulder. He looks motivated, strong, decisive, and elusive.
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Defense: let’s grade and comment your grade
newcam2012 replied to Italian Bills's topic in The Stadium Wall
Not right now. The time is to enjoy the win! -
This was our best performance by offensive line
newcam2012 replied to Niagara Dude's topic in The Stadium Wall
Agree. Another observation that shouldn't be overlooked is the Bills had a run threat, used the screen game well, quick release check downs, more motion on the line, more Allen under center and roll out passes, and more misdirection runs to McKenzie and threat of it. I believe this heavily aided in getting Allen more time. Great scheme and game plan by the coaches. Great execution by the players. -
Allen was fantastic. But others really contributed. Singletary looked strong, fast, and decisive. McKenzie was awesome, the Oline who I have severely criticised was very very good. To boot, injuried and missing starters. Lastly, the coaches, game plan, and play calling was very good. It was a great win! The D not so great but right now who cares! Let's savor this moment because it feels great...