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The most impressive thing about that game was the emergence of Josh Allen’s talent as a playmaker. First road game .. and this kid was about as intimidated as Mike Tyson entering the ring in his heyday. I wish I could fast forward to next season AFTER all the weapons are put around this kid. We got us one folks.

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Josh Allen human hurdle machine super pylon smasher extreme. A touchdown fiend. Tackle you on the sideline mean. 

 

So tall he could just fall forward for a first down and make opposition look like clowns. No need for ground and pound, missle launcher airs it out. Makes the opposition pout and stand around feeling doubt. 

 

Franchise Quarterback leaving all the aftermath like the kid lit a match, if only he had a wide receiver that could catch!

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3 minutes ago, Lfod said:

Josh Allen human hurdle machine super pylon smasher extreme. A touchdown fiend. Tackle you on the sideline mean. 

 

So tall he could just fall forward for a first down and make opposition look like clowns. No need for ground and pound, missle launcher airs it out. Makes the opposition pout and stand around feeling doubt. 

 

Franchise Quarterback leaving all the aftermath like the kid lit a match, if only he had a wide receiver that could catch!

Josh keeps playing like that Kelvin is getting shipped out of Buffalo for someone who “wants” to catch a ball.?

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23 minutes ago, The Wiz said:

Honestly I think the most impressive play was from Allen and Ivory on that broken rollout that netted 55.    Allen didn't panic and Ivory moved into a gap to try and make a play.

 

They have some chemistry going on there.

 

Honestly thst was my favorite throw of the night.  He went through his progressions, extended the pocket and gave guys a chance to get open, Ivory was that guy. 

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1 hour ago, The Wiz said:

Honestly I think the most impressive play was from Allen and Ivory on that broken rollout that netted 55.    Allen didn't panic and Ivory moved into a gap to try and make a play.

 

They have some chemistry going on there.

This play convinced me that the game is slowing down for Allen. Forced out of the pocket, on the run and trying to extend the play, he gives a little gesture to Ivory and then delivers a perfect strike. I got the sense that Minny found him frustrating to play against. 

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For me the most impressive part of that game was the opening drive. We had a perfectly balanced offense that just moved the chains. And then, Allen's Superman dive to the pylon! That opening drive completely shut down their defensive scheme for that game, and gave our defense something to play for. Man, that was fun to watch!

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5 hours ago, The Wiz said:

Honestly I think the most impressive play was from Allen and Ivory on that broken rollout that netted 55.    Allen didn't panic and Ivory moved into a gap to try and make a play.

 

They have some chemistry going on there.

 

I wonder if anyone predicted Chris Ivory would be our leading receiver on Sunday..... where could we find someone with that sort of analytical football mind I wonder...... ?

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8 hours ago, SJDK said:

Did anybody notice that Josh Allen beat Anthony Barr on pretty much every highlight play? Barr is a pro-bowler and it seemed like he shadowed him most plays. Man vs man and it was a total mismatch IMO.

 

At one point late in the 2nd quarter Romo said, "Anthony Barr wants NO part of Josh Allen in the open field!"

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5 hours ago, Rocky Landing said:

For me the most impressive part of that game was the opening drive. We had a perfectly balanced offense that just moved the chains. And then, Allen's Superman dive to the pylon! That opening drive completely shut down their defensive scheme for that game, and gave our defense something to play for. Man, that was fun to watch!

 

It was fun to watch HOWEVER That first series was aided by TWO personal fouls by the Vikes. A roughing the passer gave us our first 'first down". The second was a personal foul facemask at the 20 yard line - "half the distance to the goal line".  That got us down to the 10 YL where Josh ran it in.

 

The Vikings kept shooting themselves in the foot (all day). The great thing was that, for the first time in a loooong time, Buffalo was able to capitalize on their mistakes.

 

If we can bring this kind of game to Foxboro, we could SPANK Brady and the Pats.

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Allen making the right reads and him putting the ball on the freaking money down field.   It does bother me that he had 4 drops that would have added 100yds passing to his game pretty easily.   But then again this year is about his development, just like Wentz's rookie year, I just want to see him getting it and knowing what he should be doing play in/play out.   If he keeps getting better the wins will come. 

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8 hours ago, pi2000 said:

Reminded me of Rob Johnson's performance at KC.

 

Forum poster, I watched in the stands Rob Johnson.  So, I personally thought I knew Rob Johnson. Mr.Johnson was a friend of mine in my dreams. Mr. pi2000, Rob Johnson is no Josh Allen.

 

Seriously though, yes surfer Rob was athletic, but he had as much between his ears as Dan Quayle. Did not seem also  to have the work ethic and blue collar mentality as Allen. Quayle and Rob  are likely friends on a golf course somewhere.

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