Charles Clay- the most useless player ever

[dave mcbride]

5 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

He stumbled with no one around him coming back for it. He had all day to come to the ball and even said after the game that he blew it. He didnt really lunge for the ball he fell on his own and then dropped it. It wasn't that hard of a catch.

You are nuts. It’s not easy for any receiver to change direction and scramble back for a bad underthrow (and on a bad playing surface that saw tons of guys slipping around all day). Why can’t we all focus on the main reason it wasn’t caught — the fact that it was 6-7 yds from where it was supposed to be?? 

 

Sheesh.

[BADOLBILZ]

1 minute ago, Kelly the Dog said:

It wasn't a good throw but it got there. Clay tripped over his own feet. He had all day to see it and come to it and he fell unforced.

 

 

Do we all remember that sports science where Allen was making crazy throws from that spot?

 

I do wonder why he has some epic throws and then has these ducks.    

[Bob in STL]

The catch was tough, mostly because Clay took a long time to come back and help his QB, he misreads the ball from the start.   Yes the ball was a wobbler but come on and make a play. 

 

Clay is the poster child of a Free Agent reach.  His big play contributions per dollars spent is very poor.  As bad as it gets. 

 

The Bills have ~$90M in cap space next year  - BUYER BEWARE. 

[row_33]

Just now, dave mcbride said:

You are nuts. It’s not easy for any receiver to change direction and scramble back for a bad underthrow (and on a bad playing surface that saw tons of guys slipping around all day). Why can’t we all focus on the main reason it wasn’t caught — the fact that it was 6-7 yds from where it was supposed to be?? 

 

Sheesh.

 

Under this logic the winning Fish TD should never ever have been caught

 

[dave mcbride]

(Nothing peeves me more than fans bringing out the pitchforks for receivers who don’t mke citcus catches on bad throws.)

[row_33]

Oh yeah, he wanted to catch it a little bit more

 

 

 

That’s how you win in the clutch

 

In practice Clay makes that catch one handed and laughing 100 times in a row

 

[Kelly the Dog]

4 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

You are nuts. It’s not easy for any receiver to change direction and scramble back for a bad underthrow (and on a bad playing surface that saw tons of guys slipping around all day). Why can’t we all focus on the main reason it wasn’t caught — the fact that it was 6-7 yds from where it was supposed to be?? 

 

Sheesh.

Clay even said he stumbled and should have caught it. Clay had all day to come back for it. AND he had two hands on it.

[DabillsDaBillsDaBills]

3 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

You are nuts. It’s not easy for any receiver to change direction and scramble back for a bad underthrow (and on a bad playing surface that saw tons of guys slipping around all day). Why can’t we all focus on the main reason it wasn’t caught — the fact that it was 6-7 yds from where it was supposed to be?? 

 

Sheesh.

 

It's pretty easy to forgive JA for a bad pass when he was scrambling like a madman and throwing across the field. 

 

Worse passes than that are routinely caught around the NFL. Watch some other games and see the types of catches other teams make. This 100% should've been caught by Clay. 

[Bob in STL]

1 minute ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

Do we all remember that sports science where Allen was making crazy throws from that spot?

 

I do wonder why he has some epic throws and then has these ducks.    

Are you joking …this is not Sport Science practice.  This was a real NFL game, end of the 4th quarter,  throwing under extreme duress.   Not only that but after getting two late hits to the head just before that, on the road, with the game on the line. 

 

Lots of people make that play in practice

[Kelly the Dog]

5 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

Do we all remember that sports science where Allen was making crazy throws from that spot?

 

I do wonder why he has some epic throws and then has these ducks.    

He also had just run about 30 yards, eluded three different rushers, and only saw Clay at the last second, stopped and threw all the way across the field. Mosty QBs couldn't even get that ball there. Yes, it was not a good throw, yes it was wobbly, but it was a tremendous play and the ball got there. If Clay doesnt fall on his own, it's a much easier catch. But he still should have caught it.  

[Augie]

1 hour ago, RyanC883 said:

 

loved Lofton calling out KB.  

 

Trade Clay for a 7th rounder of free when the season is over.   

Nobody takes him with that contract. He’ll have to be cut and they can sign him for free and cheap. 

[row_33]

3 minutes ago, DabillsDaBillsDaBills said:

 

It's pretty easy to forgive JA for a bad pass when he was scrambling like a madman and throwing across the field. 

 

Worse passes than that are routinely caught around the NFL. Watch some other games and see the types of catches other teams make. This 100% should've been caught by Clay. 

 

Thatz zero percent on the throw

 

WTF does a man want, delivery on a silver tea service?

 

 

 

[NewEra]

31 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

You drunk, bud?

Lol yeah.  At Epcot running around with the wife.  

 

kb hasn’t been bad for 4 years......my bad

[CodeMonkey]

2 hours ago, NewEra said:

Show your love for Charles ******* Clay.  You sir, are a bum.  Thanks for one game vs the dolphins years ago.  

It was a ***** wounded duck pass, but yeah a NFL player needs to make the catch.

[row_33]

Just now, CodeMonkey said:

It was a ***** wounded duck pass, but yeah a NFL player needs to make the catch.

 

A Pop Warner kid catches that, but you need a rep for playing with at least some heart

 

Watch the catch on the winning TD by the Fish, a million times harder

 

this was like fielding a punt, oh sorry, Bills haven’t learned that 

 

 

[Jay_Fixit]

18 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

(Nothing peeves me more than fans bringing out the pitchforks for receivers who don’t mke citcus catches on bad throws.)

Even after avoiding serious pressure where most QB’s would be sacked, setting his feet and throwing it.

 

Clay, an NFL TE should have caught it.

 

 

its really simple stuff.

[PIZ]

Pause this at 12 seconds and see how far Clay is in the end zone.

 

 

 

[dave mcbride]

20 minutes ago, row_33 said:

 

Under this logic the winning Fish TD should never ever have been caught

 

Huh? That was a perfect throw in the only place the receiver could make a catch. It was precisely on target.

[34-78-83]

15 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

He also had just run about 30 yards, eluded three different rushers, and only saw Clay at the last second, stopped and threw all the way across the field. Mosty QBs couldn't even get that ball there. Yes, it was not a good throw, yes it was wobbly, but it was a tremendous play and the ball got there. If Clay doesnt fall on his own, it's a much easier catch. But he still should have caught it.  

How dare Josh have ran 30 yds in circles prior to throwing this pass across his body from the opposite side of the field and not put it right on the money!

 

[dave mcbride]

17 minutes ago, Kelly the Dog said:

He also had just run about 30 yards, eluded three different rushers, and only saw Clay at the last second, stopped and threw all the way across the field. Mosty QBs couldn't even get that ball there. Yes, it was not a good throw, yes it was wobbly, but it was a tremendous play and the ball got there. If Clay doesnt fall on his own, it's a much easier catch. But he still should have caught it.  

Lol. The ball most decidedly did not get there. It freaking did not even reach the goal line. You are about to enter my pet peeve of always-blame-the-receiver fans!