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The way I'm starting to look at this is that it was good that TT had trust in a rookie WR to make that play in that situation. He had that much faith in Zay. I like that. The flip side is, damn, a great deal of pressure is being placed on a rookie to make clutch potential game winning plays.

 

Like Orton did with Sammy in his rookie year against DET with a clutch catch to set up the game winning FG and MIN for the game winning TD. You're in the big leagues now so run the route correctly and make the FN play!

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i agree with Gannon, the veteran qb wearing the superbowl ring. Tyrod missed that one.

 

in fairness to Tyrod, its not like he gets many chances to throw vertically anymore with this popgun Hackett style system. Dennison seems pretty uninventive to me.

Gannon is pretty bad. I actually didn't mind him as a player but I hate when he gets our games, which is often cuz we suck.

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Like Orton did with Sammy in his rookie year against DET with a clutch catch to set up the game winning FG and MIN for the game winning TD. You're in the big leagues now so run the route correctly and make the FN play!

Let's not forget Sammy letting the one off his hands in Rex's first game against the Pats to end the game. Both poorly thrown balls by Tyrod, both tough catches, neither comes down with the ball. Common denominator is a poor throw by the same QB

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I'm assuming you think you know more than Gannon about the QB position.

Zinger!

 

Romo has done in two weeks what Gannon has never done. He was a professional football player but he doesn't translate well to the booth. He actually said "penalties are killing the Bills today"....we had TWO

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This is a good topic to see who is too stubborn to change their mind. There is no argument to be made that Tyrod threw an inaccurate ball. If you still believe that, you just want it to be true. You can't be getting that opinion from the tape or the players comments after the game.

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This is a good topic to see who is too stubborn to change their mind. There is no argument to be made that Tyrod threw an inaccurate ball. If you still believe that, you just want it to be true. You can't be getting that opinion from the tape or the players comments after the game.

I think everyone knows but they are just trying to bait me. Like fishing with dynamite, very easy to do.

 

 

I will bump your post when we get to 250 pages. 😅

 

This case is now closed.

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Zinger!

 

"Gannon doesn't back my opinion so that means he's pretty bad" - r00tabaga

 

Some people can argue whether it was Tyrod's fault or Zay's fault. Regardless, we scored 3 points on offense and our passing offense was as bad as bad can be.

When your defense doesn't allow a TD and holds the opponent to 9 points, it shouldn't come down to a 4th down play with a controversial who's fault ending.

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Let's not forget Sammy letting the one off his hands in Rex's first game against the Pats to end the game. Both poorly thrown balls by Tyrod, both tough catches, neither comes down with the ball. Common denominator is a poor throw by the same QB

 

Yet strangely, every week, WR on other teams handle poorly thrown balls.

 

"Gannon doesn't back my opinion so that means he's pretty bad" - r00tabaga

 

Some people can argue whether it was Tyrod's fault or Zay's fault. Regardless, we scored 3 points on offense and our passing offense was as bad as bad can be.

When your defense doesn't allow a TD and holds the opponent to 9 points, it shouldn't come down to a 4th down play with a controversial who's fault ending.

 

This is the bottom line. Tyrod throws that ball and Zay Jones catches it, that would be lipstick on 58 minutes of Pig.

 

Plain and simple, our offense was offensive.

 

Any time the D limits the other team's O to less than 14 points, even more less than 10, it's on the offense if they don't pull the win.

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"Gannon doesn't back my opinion so that means he's pretty bad" - r00tabaga

 

Some people can argue whether it was Tyrod's fault or Zay's fault. Regardless, we scored 3 points on offense and our passing offense was as bad as bad can be.

When your defense doesn't allow a TD and holds the opponent to 9 points, it shouldn't come down to a 4th down play with a controversial who's fault ending.

That's maybe for another thread then. Nobody here at least has said they didn't absloutely suck first half.

 

Yet strangely, every week, WR on other teams handle poorly thrown balls.

 

 

This is the bottom line. Tyrod throws that ball and Zay Jones catches it, that would be lipstick on 58 minutes of Pig.

 

Any time the D limits the other team's O to less than 14 points, even more less than 10, it's on the offense if they don't pull the win.

I love your opinion. Funny, others are gonna hate it. Being a Bills fan really sucks sometimes.

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Tbrow was plain awful- not where it was supposed to be. After Zay adjusts to a piss poor pass he is out of position to have a chance and he still got his fingers on it- Zay absolutely did his best this all falls on TT and his continue accuracy problems that will end his career here.

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This is a good topic to see who is too stubborn to change their mind. There is no argument to be made that Tyrod threw an inaccurate ball. If you still believe that, you just want it to be true. You can't be getting that opinion from the tape or the players comments after the game.

The tape doesn't prove a thing, and nobody is going to blame the leader of the offense in TT.

 

Call it what you want, but you are just as stubborn as any poster here.

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This is a good topic to see who is too stubborn to change their mind. There is no argument to be made that Tyrod threw an inaccurate ball. If you still believe that, you just want it to be true. You can't be getting that opinion from the tape or the players comments after the game.

 

Given the offense was a complete disaster all day, obsessing on this one play seems kinda futile, but I guess we must. So :

 

(1) A lot of people here fall into two camps : The "if the receiver gets two hands on the ball it should be a catch" folk, or the "Jones had to jump so it was a bad throw" folk. Both views aren't fair to the players involved and way too simplistic.

 

(2) On the other hand, a lot of people here get very sophisticated with analysis of routes and safety / cornerback coverage. The problem there is what we don't know. I can assume it was a pylon throw bumped slightly to the left to lead away from the cornerback, but that's just speculation.

 

(3) But here's what I see : Jones looks back for the ball over his right shoulder. At this point all he needs to do is continue two strides, look over his left shoulder, and the ball drops into his hands as he crosses the goal line. Instead he takes one stumbling stride, plants & leaps straight up. It was an extremely awkward play on the ball. That seems to me the most relevant point.

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And yet we almost won. What is your argument.

 

You specifically made the point "at least in the first half" like you're insinuating they weren't as bad in the second half.

 

We almost won? When you hold a team to 9 points, you shouldn't "almost won".

 

What is your argument? Zay Jones cost us the game and the 59 minutes and 46 seconds would have been irrelevant?

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You specifically made the point "at least in the first half" like you're insinuating they weren't as bad in the second half.

 

We almost won? When you hold a team to 9 points, you shouldn't "almost won".

 

What is your argument? Zay Jones cost us the game and the 59 minutes and 46 seconds would have been irrelevant?

Yes!

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