JoshAllenReceipts
-
Posts
227 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Gallery
Profiles
Forums
Events
Posts posted by JoshAllenReceipts
-
-
2 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:
Daboll was an OC 3 different times in the NFL prior to coming to Buffalo and his "track record" was inarguably abysmal at those stops.
^ This.
-
1) Tight End
2) Running Back
3) Guard
-
26 minutes ago, purple haze said:
More talented in what way? As physically talented? Yes. As good? Not yet.
Allen is MORE physically talented than Mahomes, not "as".
1) The ability to run with the ball and pick up short-yardage runs (3rd and 1, 4th and 1). QB Power is in the playbook.
2) Stronger velocity on his throws outside the hash marks
3) Does it without Andy Reid, the Godfather of the West Coast Offense. Carries his entire city and organization on his back - Mahomes does not do that. Kansas City is Mahomes and Reid. Buffalo is just Allen. Allen has no Andy Reid.
7 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:I think you're correct about these things.
The level of stomach upset this article has caused, or this discussion, is really surprising to me. I read the article, quickly, I'll admit, and got no impression that it was any kind of hit job on Allen, McDermott or anyone else. It's just some history that Dunne wrote based on some conversations he had with guys who were involved with managing the team at what is now an interesting point in the history of the Bills.
I agreed with the post that recited the Michael Jordan draft history. If you're a team that passed on Jordan and you sucked for the next ten years, well, yeah, then it's fair to sit around and talk about what a monumental screwup that was. But if you skipped Jordan and built a winner with other players, it's fun to talk about the what-ifs. We all can argue about whether the Bills have built a winner - some might say it's too early and some others might say it's only a matter of time, but the Bills are much closer to having built a winner than maybe any of us imagined. And I think that is exactly the perspective that the article takes. It's not suggesting the Bills are doomed because they passed on Mahomes; to the contrary, to the extent it talks about the present, it acknowledges that it looks like the Bills have something special happening.
Mahomes looks like an extraordinary talent, once in a generation or once in a lifetime, maybe the absolute GOAT, and from that perspective, anyone who didn't take him blew it. But dozens of fan bases are in that situation with Mahomes or Jordan or Brady or name a few others. I really don't think that's the point. The only question is "how is your team doing," and in the case of the Bills, the answer is "just fine, thank you."
It may be a Bills thing, borne of decades of failure, including the failure of Kelly's teams to take the final step, and even the failure of the Bills to make it to Super Bowl I. Even in the Bills' greatest eras, they didn't quite make it. Then, on top of all that history, we had the drought and the scorn of pretty much all NFL fans outside of Bills fans. Nobody treated the Bills like they were relevant, and it continues to be somewhat true with the Bills at 7-3. I think some Bills fans may have come to believe all that crap from around the country and from the press, and it shows up in threads like this.
If the Bills are a top team for the next ten years, which I think they will be if McBeane stay, and if Allen is a top 5 QB for the next ten years, which I think he will be, and if the Chiefs and Mahomes are there, too, which also is a good bet, no one is going to be sitting around bemoaning the fact that the Bills didn't take Mahomes. No one. Do you think there are any Colts fans who, when they reminisce, are saying "Heck, the Colts should have passed on Manning and taken Charles Woodson instead, then taken Brady a couple of years later"? I mean, that's ridiculous.
This is just an article about history, and interesting little period of history. It's not an article that is anything more than incidentally critical about anyone, including McDermott and Allen.
It's a complete hit job on Allen.
The article literally asks, "Is Josh Allen good?" - That is an insulting question to ask and is a direct shot at Allen.
No, of course he isn't "good". Josh Allen is special, spectacular, generational, incredible, dominant, transcendent, a unicorn, and is on a trajectory that could make him the Greatest Of All Time.
Article: "Is Josh Allen good?"
Bills fans: "This isn't a hit piece on Allen!"
SMH
-
On 11/23/2020 at 3:37 PM, Charles Romes said:
Many will argue that the Jets did not surround Darnold with enough of supporting cast. But the Bills surrounded Josh with mountains of hot garbage his rookie year and he still succeeded. Nate peterman was the veteran quarterback presence and Kelvin Benjamin was your number 1. I mean, come on. The great ones will will find a way to rise above.
Darnold just sucks.
Anything arguing otherwise can immediately be dismissed.
He sucks. Period.
-
43 minutes ago, Mango said:
I just added him on LinkedIn and he accepted. Can I start posting gibberish too now?I'm not posting jibberish.
I'm posting facts.
LinkedIn isn't the ONLY connection between me and Dunne. That's just 1 of them. You're just choosing to focus on that 1 little snippet, not realizing it goes much deeper than that.
Either way, I am 1000% correct and this is not up for debate. Uve got 2 choices:
1) Believe in a complete lie (the article)
2) Believe in the complete truth (what Im telling you as an insider with inside info)
Choice is yours.
52 minutes ago, purple haze said:At the same time, situations are different. Was Andy Reid on McDermott’s staff? Did the Bills have the same offensive pieces? Mahomes is great in KC. Doesn’t mean the Bills situation would have led to the same success at an early stage of his career.
Exactly. Mahomes probably would not be great if drafted by Buffalo. Allen is still the more talented QB.
-
On 11/25/2020 at 3:20 PM, RochesterLifer said:
I'm pretty comfortable with my reading comprehension skills and do not feel the need to reread the article "in greater detail". While I may not possess glamorous LinkedIn connections, my literacy level is just fine, thank you.
No offense but, you do have reading problems if you can't see that this is clearly a hit piece on Allen.
Read the article again. More carefully this time. You'll see it....hopefully.
-
5 minutes ago, Mango said:
I actually really liked the “one man optical illusion. He is whatever you choose to see” line. It’s probably the best description of the last 2 years of Allen’s career. I don’t think there is a ton of debate on how well he has performed when you look at the season as a whole.
In regards to the Mahomes trade. I think this story uses some more aggressive language, but we’ve known for a while that Whaley and Co wanted either Mahomes or Watson. It’s been covered since draft day.
Except he's not an optical illusion at all.
He is what everyone sees - a great NFL QB.
You do realize that calling him an "optimal illusion" is a diss, right?
Is Patrick Mahomes an optical illusion? Is Russell Wilson an optical illusion? Is Aaron Rodgers an optical illusion? Clearly, no. And neither is Allen. They're all just great QBs - there is no illusion.
14 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:Allen is one of the most popular players in the league now.
This "the media is out to get Josh Allen" stuff is pretty comical.
I think you are confusing Josh Allen actually being a big factor in the landscape of the league with him being under attack.
1000% wrong
Just look at the picture of the article. It's a pic of Allen on the back of a buffalo. The inference is that Bufallo carries Allen.
The exact inverse is the truth here, actually: Josh Allen carries Buffallo on his back.
The picture should be a buffalo on the back of Josh Allen.
-
1
-
1
-
-
15 hours ago, Rochesterfan said:
Actually in fact there are a lot of fan bases that think that exact thing about Allen. The various Jets message boards have that debate all the time - what would have happened if they drafted Allen and we had Darnold. The assumption is Darnold would have succeeded because of Daboll and stability and Allen would have struggled in that mess.
I have seen Browns boards wonder about Allen versus Mayfield and would they have been better off with Allen or if Allen is a product of Daboll’s system.
The Broncos are another message board that thinks and wonders if Elway missed on that call.
Most seem to agree that Allen (like Mahomes) is in a good situation now and that has allowed him to become the player he is. No one knows what would of happened on any of these other teams.
Brian Daboll absolutely sucks as a Coach...Brian Daboll is a product of Josh Allen.
Allen is a significantly better QB than Darnold and Mayfield in ANY situation/team. There's no comparison at all. It's not even close.
-
13 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:
Allen is one of the most popular players in the league now.
This "the media is out to get Josh Allen" stuff is pretty comical.
I think you are confusing Josh Allen actually being a big factor in the landscape of the league with him being under attack.
Clearly, you are the one who is confused. Everything u just said is 100% incorrect.
-
1 hour ago, RochesterLifer said: I'm pretty comfortable with my reading comprehension skills and do not feel the need to reread the article "in greater detail". While I may not possess glamorous LinkedIn connections, my literacy level is just fine, thank you.
Josh Allen was described as "a more exciting Kirk Cousins"
That's a sneaky insult. Kirk Cousins = QB Purgatory. Josh Allen, the player with the #2 most Trade Value in the NFL behind Mahomes, is being compared to QB Purgatory in this article.
It's a clear cut backhanded hit piece on Allen.
If you can't see that, that's on you.
-
58 minutes ago, LeGOATski said:
This thread is awesome.
@JoshAllenReceipts is like some weird conspiracy theorist who pivoted from the Trump administration to the Bills administration.
Dude, what the hell are u talking about? This isn't a conspiracy theory. The Bills were not interested in Mahomes at the time back in 2017. That is a fact. The premise of this article is completely made up. Many people in this thread have already figured that out.
Do u think the Bills were that stupid, that they didn't know the Chiefs were trading up from 27 all the way to 10 for a Franchise QB? Let common sense prevail for once.
-
9 minutes ago, MJS said:
End thread. This and nothing else.
+1
-
9 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:
Weird article.
Fake/fabricated article.
I have insider knowledge.
-
14 minutes ago, eball said:
I didn’t really like Warner before I read this article and I like him less after reading it. What a pompous know-it-all. I guess we can look back and enjoy the first four weeks of the season, knowing that Josh Allen can’t process defenses and was only taking advantage of “easy” situations.
I should have stayed on my bye week.
Exactly. This article makes Kurt Warner look really really bad. "Pompous know-it-all" is how he comes across.
And to the people saying this isn't a hit piece on Allen....you might want to read the article in greater detail, and look at the bigger picture. This article is insinuating that if Allen doesn't win the Super Bowl...it's HIS fault, rather than all the clear deficiencies holding the Bills back that have nothing to do with Josh Allen (Bad defense, Bad RB play, Bad TE play)
The reality with the Buffalo Bills is that the QB himself is great, but there are critical flaws all over the roster that Allen has to overcome in order to carry his team to victory.
-
4 minutes ago, Haze_21 said:
How does it benefit Whaley to admit he bungled the pick when the owner strongly urged him to take Mahomes? Also what are you smoking and where can I get some?
I'm impressed with Josh this year but Mahomes will be the goat barring an injury. I dont care about his weapons, they are amazing but even when hill and kelce go out he gets it done with journeymen. It could be far worse since Josh is a franchise qb now so I'm over it.Just take my word for it. Me and Tyler Dunne are connected on LinkedIn. He knows me. I have inside info.
I already put this on my mother and grandmother's grave. Take it or leave it..
Either believe in the truth, or believe in total BS. Choice is yours.
-
3 minutes ago, Logic said:
You want us to believe that Ty Dunne wrote this article as a response to YOU — some random dude on a message board — and that Monos colluded with him by making up a story about Terry Pegula?
Forgive me, but it seems FAR more likely that you have paranoid delusions of grandeur.
Ah, see, that's where u have it twisted. I am not just "some random dude on a message board"
Tyler Dunne KNOWS WHO I AM. We are even connected on LinkedIn.
I won't reveal my identity - but I can promise you Im not just some random message board poster
5 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:Your responses in here are... fascinating.
What makes you believe TD is writing articles in direct response to a barely seen message board post? Does he post there too?
Tyler Dunne knows who I am. We are even connected on LinkedIn. I am not a stranger to Tyler Dunne.
Inside info for you.
-
1
-
-
1 minute ago, Jay_Fixit said:
Umm nope. Bills are a better team today with Mahomes whether people want to admit it or not.
Mahomes will be the best player in football for years to come.
The Bills were never even remotely interested in Mahomes in 2017.
On a scale of 1-10, their interest level was a 0. Zero. Zip. Nada. Zilch.
See above posts.
-
4 minutes ago, RochesterLifer said:
Your participation in this conversation is unhinged and bizarre. Can you provide (I feel like I'm talking to Rudy Giuliani) any information that might give you a shred of credibility?
It's a very very long story. Just take my word for it.
Remember that I made this 1st post on Page 17:
https://forums.rotoworld.com/topic/809287-josh-allen-2020-outlook/page/17/
I also dissed Doug Whaley in the past. Hence, Tyler Dunne: "I spoke with Doug Whaley and he told me this" . Complete BS. 1000% Lies.
Just take my word for it. This entire article is a complete lie. Do not believe a single word. I put that on my mother and grandmother's grave.
The Buffalo Bills were NEVER interested in Mahomes in 2017.
Me, speaking on the media's negative bias towards Josh Allen:
"That's a beautiful thing....it keeps him under the radar and allows him to go out there and take a dump on his haters with nothing to lose. Much easier to play without the burden of expectations. The media is actually doing Josh Allen a huge favor (they're too stupid to realize it tho, that's the funny part). The media has completely taken the pressure off of JA. They are being played for the fools they are."
This article is a direct response to the above post I made.
TRUST ME.
-
Tyler Dunne has been thoroughly exposed.
Btw, he also used Doug Whaley (total lie) because I also dissed Whaley in the past for being an abhorrent GM, which he was. He's using Doug Whaley to push this blatant lie. Trust me, I know.
-
1
-
-
12 minutes ago, JaCrispy said:
Damn! I really wish I didn’t read this article...I think I’m gonna be sick....
The article is fake. Completely fake.
It's just adding to the media's Anti-Josh Allen campaign.
Nothing in this article is even true.
Don't be gullible and naive. Think.
This article is a direct response to my post in this thread:
https://forums.rotoworld.com/topic/809287-josh-allen-2020-outlook/page/17/
You see the 1st post on that page? (Page 17)
That's why this article was written.
I called out the media for getting played for fools (which is true)
100% Lies. The Bills NEVER wanted Mahomes in 2017. Do not believe this made up story. Completely made up out of nowhere to generate Josh Allen hate.
-
1
-
1
-
-
You guys do realize that the premise of this article is completely false and made up, right? The Bills never wanted Mahomes in 2017.
Tyler Dunne literally made this whole thing up to add to the media's Anti-Josh Allen campaign. I can promise you - Pegula never wanted Mahomes in 2017. That's a flat out lie.
Then again, Josh Allen will be better than Patrick Mahomes when he gets a #1 TE and a #1 RB...2 things that Mahomes has that Allen doesn't have...yet. Allen is more talented than Mahomes and still has the higher ceiling. Mahomes has the much better Coach and Offensive Cast, and probably would not even be a star player in Buffalo.
-
7 minutes ago, Bronxbomber21 said:
I think the cowboys should've traded for Darnold when they had the chance. We could've seen what he could do with talent around him on the o-line and at Wr.
Darnold sucks.
Darnold had Robby Anderson last season and could not connect at all on the deep ball. The Jets were so disgusted with Darnold's poor play that they purposely let Robby walk and are tanking because they gave up on Darnold before the season even began. Robby Anderson goes to Carolina and lights it up with Teddy B. Robby is having a career year away from Darnold.
Darnold is nothing but a Liability and a Terrible QB. Stop talking about Darnold like he has any hope of ever being good - He doesn't, not for any NFL team.
-
1
-
-
13 minutes ago, TBBills said:
And Josh has the best WR group in the game...
Your problem is you are looking at one little detail of a huge game.
No he doesn't, actually. Not even Top 5.
Falcons have a better WR group.
Bucs have a better WR group.
Seahawks have a better WR group.
Steelers have a better WR group.
Cowboys have a better WR group.
Cardinals WR group is just as good.
Chiefs WR group is just as good as the Bills. Tyreek Hill is the #1 WR in the NFL as far as Impact and Tilting the field. Sammy Watkins. Mecole Hardman. Right on par with the Bills. That's not even counting Kelce.
Falcons: Julio Jones, Calvin Ridley, who cares. Better than the Bills WRs.
Bucs: Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Antonio Brown. Better than the Bills WRs.
Seahawks: DK Metcalf, Tyler Lockett, David Moore. Better than the Bills WRs.
Steelers: Chase Claypool, Diontae Johnson, Juju SS, James Washington. Better than the Bills WRs.
Cowboys: Amari Cooper, Ceedee Lamb, Michael Gallup. Better than the Bills WRs.
-
1
-
-
1 minute ago, TBBills said:
Hahahahahhahaha
I think you forgot the part where Mahomes is a better QB
Well yeah...he has Travis Kelce, the undisputed #1 TE in the game.
The Bills and Patrick Mahomes
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted
It only appears that Daboll is doing "a pretty good job in Buffalo" because of Josh Allen. Allen hides a lot of warts. Allen is a Truck.
When Daboll is the next Head Coach of say, the Atlanta Falcons next year, he's going to be an unmitigated disaster of a HC.
Why? Because he won't have Josh Allen. Plain and simple.
Daboll's entire NFL reputation right now is based on Josh Allen falling from the heavens and landing in his lap. He's about to profit big time off the backs of Allen, turn it into a HC job, and then (predictably) flame out very quickly.
JA is a special, generational, transcendent QB who would be great with ANYBODY as his Coach. JA makes his Coaches, he makes his team, he makes his organization, he makes his city.