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the biggest statistical issue with allen is he throws too much in bad games. i know the clever take on the above is to say that means he's bad, because he's throwing a lot leading to bad games, but the reality is the NE, PHL, and BALT games both QBs had struggle stats, wind or just the nature of the game lead to some bad results for both QBs, and we played some salty Ds. the other issue, and this is a big issue to be correct, is Allen and our whole O are kinda slow starters/especially in the third quarter. garbage play to start in our first three games was followed up by big comebacks, and we were in the midst of one when allen got KO'd vs NE (i still think we win that game if they let him back in). in games where we are in control, we go into 4 minute mode with about 20 minutes left, so we don't get the nice stat padding that can come with pushing the pace when ahead. I should point out this is in contrast to tyrod, who PFF anointed the second coming, who was great at avoiding turnovers because he had no green light, and while he had some insane tendency to never lead a come back (i think had like one single win when down in the 4th or down by more than like 5 at the half) always had some nice garbage time completions and TD, and was unwilling to throw aggressive balls to bring the team back.
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from going to games and dozens of different bars in NYC and NJ watching football, i have noticed pittz fans are legion in number and short of IQ. just so many hefty obnoxious overconfident yet lacking in any redeeming quality men and women sporting black and yellow smelling like black and mild. the nearly visible wafting cloud scented by body odor, stale urine, and poor life choices form the unholy musk of the steelers nation which draws them toward each other in order to ruin the drunken sports betting afternoons of so many good Americans.
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good thread. i was going to make a joke about "my two balls on the deep cents" but thought better of it. carry on.
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Joe B All-22 vs Baltimore from The Athletic
colin replied to transplantbillsfan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
i hear you, but the thing is tom brady's O of old was never high difficulty. lots of screens, short passes, pre snap reads, and well designed runs. they usually made it easy and always reduced pressure. our O just assumes to have Ford block blitzers while our four foot WRs go deep over the top of cover 0. I don't think there is any need for the O to be so silly hard.