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SECOND HALF THREAD: Cincinnati at Buffalo- Preseason Game #3 4pm ET


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2 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

Well they did. They wanted to see Allen sling it and the line didn’t hold up. Until the OL gets figured out I don’t think they’d risk injury by calling those plays in a regular season game. It’s clear the OL wasn’t what they hoped. Reg season is a quick passing game to start. NP might be the option there. If Allen gets injured early, the year is likely a wash for him. Better to let him play the second half of the season a la Goff. 

Allen will win the job eventually, he is very very smart like Peterman except he has a golden arm but the game needs to slow down for him. Keep in mind that Peterman has a year on him, but eventually Allen catches up. I'm really really pleased with Peterman's progress though, he is an ideal backup QB.

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1 minute ago, hemma said:

Looks like it will be Peterman.

 

The way that OL is blocking, we may need 5 QBs this year.

 

 

 

 

I'm on board with carrying many Quarterbacks. A season of attrition is coming. Shady needs to find his best Barry Sanders version

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1 minute ago, Magnetar said:

I can predict whatever the hell I want, just like many other NFL fans and pundits.

Your entitled to your opinion of calling someone a bust before they ever started a real NFL game. 

 

If you can't read that twice and understand were jackass comes from, I'm not sure what to say to you? Just sad man, sad.

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1 minute ago, Magnetar said:

I never said Peterman was any good... The Bills have a very tough schedule and no franchise QB, yep, high draft pick in 2019.

I am also a lifelong Bills fan and remember watching Ferguson to Jerry Butler and Joe Cribbs etc... I remember how dark 84' and 85' were. Any Bills fan is a Friend so I reach out with this friendly reminder. ITS THE PRESEASON!!!!!!! Take it all with a grain of salt. We looked pathetic in the preseason during the Marv Levy era. I trust the process as it far exceeded my excpectations last year.

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1 minute ago, thurst44 said:

Yeah, I'm pretty much endlessly optimistic, but other than I'm not as down on Allen or Clay as others, there's not much good to take away from this game. Running game looked good. Tremaine Edmunds looked like he made some progress in his reads. Levi Wallace had a few great special teams plays. Barring something miraculous, it's hard to see a good start. However, until the games mean something, who really knows?

 

I think of the Browns preseason and regular season last year. It’s meaningless in many ways. 

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3 minutes ago, Misterbluesky said:

What did Clay do that impressed you this summer,including this afternoon?

Really, since he got the big contract has there really been any big Clay moments. He's a poor blocker, drops etc. Give me Croom & O'Leary all day long. Right now the Oline is a disaster. 

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Just now, thenorthremembers said:

I am not saying he won't be. To me, he has clearly won the job.  

 

Doesn't change the fact he can't throw an out to save his life.

He can make the throw, he does it in practice all the time.  He just needs to look off the corner.  Watch his eyes, he stares down the route.  

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7 minutes ago, Misterbluesky said:

What did Clay do that impressed you this summer,including this afternoon?

He didn't do anything as last year's starter to throw him off the roster He's hardly competing for a spot. Shady's not done much; are you angling to throw him off the roster? He's not lived up to his contract, but he's been a solid, consistent player over the past 3 years, and if the O-Line is as bad as it looks, they'll be happy to have a veteran starter tight end outlet. 

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5 minutes ago, Kmart128 said:

That's because he hasn't been looking off defenders. They are jumping routes very easily. You can have the best arm in NFL and if defender gets a good jump and knows it's coming then it could potentially be picked. I said earlier in thread that I think Nate needs to pump fake those throws and have receiver go deep. Will get that on film and defenders won't jump this throws as often.

 

plausable

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22 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

NP will look just as Allen did if he was running the exact same plays. Those weren’t quick hitters, by and large. They will have to run a quick game behind this OL in reg season. It’s apparent now. They wanted to see Allen throwing deeper stuff and this line isn’t up to it. 

 

^This.

 

not quite sure we were running dink dunk quick hits with the howitzer in. Clearly tried to shuffle the oline to give more time...didn’t happen.

 

Also. I think it was pretty clear Josh was trying to hang in the pocket as long as he could. I liked to see him in there scanning as opposed to just bailing on the pocket.

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3 minutes ago, PetermanThrew5Picks said:

 

This is my first preseason watch lol. Are the commentators always bludgeoning us over the head about the "NEW CATCH RULES" all preseason?

 

Any new rule always gets over analyzed in pre-season. The pre-season ends up being the first time refs have to enforce new rules so there is actually an intrigue to how the refs call it in pre-season because that is an indicator of how it will be done in the regular season. But overall it is played out because that's one of the few relevant things they actually have to talk about.  

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5 minutes ago, Real McCoy said:

Your entitled to your opinion of calling someone a bust before they ever started a real NFL game. 

 

If you can't read that twice and understand were jackass comes from, I'm not sure what to say to you? Just sad man, sad.

Funny, I always feel a bit sad for the eternal optimist fans, always a letdown, they should have the wherewithall to see it comming, but their religion always blinds them from the truth. I think that's tragically sad.

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8 minutes ago, thurst44 said:

Yeah, I'm pretty much endlessly optimistic, but other than I'm not as down on Allen or Clay as others, there's not much good to take away from this game. Running game looked good. Tremaine Edmunds looked like he made some progress in his reads. Levi Wallace had a few great special teams plays. Barring something miraculous, it's hard to see a good start. However, until the games mean something, who really knows?

 

I’m not down on Allen for a second! Clay? He needs to start doing something for all that money. Practice. Catch the ball. Keep the knees healthy. That kind of stuff. And I don’t just mean against the Dolphins. He can do it in the right setting. 

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6 minutes ago, The Final Word said:

He can make the throw, he does it in practice all the time.  He just needs to look off the corner.  Watch his eyes, he stares down the route.  

Possibly.  But to this point I see a guy who struggles to make the throw because there isn't enough velocity for the ball to make to the wideout before the cornerback closes.

 

Again, think he deserves to win the job but also feel like he has limitations in this one particular area.

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1 minute ago, The Final Word said:

Please stop being a bills fan now.  It is a preseason game.   We are going to have growing pains.

Yes, correct, growing pains = a better draft pick. The team will take a step back this season, may as well maximize the draft pick by putting the bust project QB out there that everyone wants to see start anyways...

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Just now, Magnetar said:

Funny, I always feel a bit sad for the eternal optimist fans, always a letdown, they should have the wherewithall to see it comming, but their religion always blinds them from the truth. I think that's tragically sad.

 

Strangely, my optimistic nature allowed me to quite enjoy sitting in the stands next to my dad during The Comeback.

 

I feel sorry for eternal pessimists, perpetual hopeless can be soul-crushing.  I'll keep smiling, you keep frowning...and see who's enjoying their day more. ^.^

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