Brand J

We have a defensive HC, but with Josh Allen at QB, the team’s identity should be the offense. That has to be the unit carrying the franchise, not the decimated defense. The offense hasn’t been carrying anything since the Miami win and if they don’t snap out of it, will be in danger of missing the playoffs.

Ian Eagle and Charles Davis, can’t remember which one said it… maybe it was Davis, but who wants to tweet the games to them? Spreading false info to the masses is no bueno.

Which games disprove it? I’m not on Twitter, otherwise I’d try to tweet them out to the CBS broadcast team. Maybe someone else can…?

I think Cousins sees the field better than Josh. I mean, he has to, he’s much more limited physically. He also has a knack for completing passes under heavy pressure. That game against him last year was frustrating, seemed like he was just throwing the ball to no one in particular to avoid sacks but it kept finding a purple jersey. Throw and duck, he did the same tonight against the 9ers. Yeah I can live with turnovers if they’re being offset by TDs on other drives. But when the offense is struggling to put points on the board for most of the game? Those turnovers are magnified. Hopefully for all of our sake Josh and co figure it out.

Well, I was surprised when I heard it and didn’t know how it could be true. Didn’t bother to research to prove them wrong though, just thought “wow.” The broadcast team probably heard the stat somewhere else and forgot to include “regular season.” 😂

They definitely didn’t say “regular season” so yes, those playoff games prove them incorrect.

If you can find three games in a row where Allen had zero turnovers, going all the way back to his rookie season, send it in to the CBS team that called the game this past weekend, because they’re the ones who made the claim.

Josh Allen set the standard for his elite level of play 3 years ago, now we all want to see that consistently, the sort of games he had against the 49ers, the Patriots, the Dolphins, etc. Correction, we don’t need to see that level of excellence every game, because quite frankly it’s impossible, but he hasn’t been playing nearly as well lately as he had in those aforementioned games. He is missing reads, he is missing throws, sometimes he doesn’t know where to go with the ball, all of those are true. Pointing out said truths doesn’t deserve an onslaught of excuse making or name calling from his most rabid supporters. Is Josh Allen the problem? No. But he is part of the problem. To say he isn’t is trolling. And yes, there are other aspects of the offense that aren’t working as well as they need to be, further contributing to the offensive funk. Last thing I will say… When Mahomes has a stinker of a game but finds magic in the end to put his team in the lead, KC’s defense almost always seems to rise to the top and stop the opposing offense from getting the points they need to tie or win the game. The same can’t be said for Allen. When he has a stinker of a game, but finds the magic to put his team in the lead, the Buffalo defense seems to give up what the opposition needs more times than not. If the defense was a bit more clutch, Buffalo’s record in one score games would be much stronger and Allen would have more career wins and… dare I say it… at least one SB ring. It was announced on the broadcast. I was shocked when I heard it myself. It was either “never has had two consecutive turnover free games” or “has never gone more than two consecutive games without a turnover.” Can’t remember the language used.

That was mainly @BeavercreekBillsFantalking them up like an all time great team. I told him the 49ers weren’t anything close to that 2007 Patriots team that failed to go undefeated and that the 9ers wouldn’t either.

Oh, now Beane wants him. He drafted Vosean Joseph right before Dre Greenlaw went to SF.

He had some sort of hand injury a couple years ago I believe, but still threw a 2 pt conversion to Josh. I’m tired of seeing Knox targeted, followed shortly by the football bouncing on the ground. Next man up.

I said yesterday the last thing a young player needs is to be looking over his shoulder in fear of getting benched. You don’t want to mess with his confidence. Leave him in and let him take his lumps, it’s not like the player you’re benching him for is superior - that’s why he was on the bench in the first place. Let him make his mistakes, we’ll need that growth later in the year.

Dorsey’s offense would look a lot better if the players executed what’s available to them. I’m not into the Dorsey bashing like many here. Could play calls be more innovative and creative? Sure. Does Dorsey need to stop running out of shotgun on 3rd and 1? Definitely. But most of the time plays are there to be made, the players aren’t making them. Even saw a comment yesterday saying the offense needed to be dumbed down for our QB. Like seriously? Throw an accurate pass. Catch the freakin ball. Block the man in front of you.

No doubt.

I don’t get the feeling that Allen is trying to overcompensate running Dorsey’s offense. I do think he’s being asked to play differently than he has in the past, which is take less risks, less running, etc., but he still has open receivers that he’s missing. Yes, some of those receivers drop perfectly catchable balls, but overall his accuracy and field vision aren’t where they need to be right now and that’s not the result of overcompensation. He’s in his head for whatever reason.

There was a hangover after the KC win last year, also around week 6. Seems to be a pattern with this team.

They said on the broadcast that he’s never gone two games (or more than two games) without a turnover in his entire career. That sounded so unlikely, but here we are.

And he’s a player that will need to be counted on later in the year. Why take that experience away from him? Last thing you want is for him looking over his shoulder because he made a few mistakes. He has to have the green light to play free and fast.

It didn’t get any better with Dodson in there. We know what he brings, which is “not much” hence why he’s on the bench. Let the rookie take his lumps, his backup isn’t any better. Pulling him messes with confidence.

How’s that old saying go…? “Good teams find a way to win.” They haven’t been a good team since the trip overseas.

Wildes picked the Pats in his upset alert and Nick Wrong of all people laughed at him. They had just been stomped out by average teams. Wow how much we’ve fallen.

Ironically those will be the games the Bills win.

Thought I saw him limping off and calling for a sub at the end of the half. Didn’t notice him after halftime.

Who wants to dive into the All-22 and see how often he’s open? I have no idea, but would like a concrete, unbiased answer on a game where he has 1 catch for 6 yards. Is it ALL on Davis? Not saying he’d catch the ball if he got open, just would like to know how often he’s truly blanketed versus how many times he beat his man.

Chargers have too many “names” on defense to be such a sieve.