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Josh Allen Tries To Take On The World As One-Man Offense, Reminds Us He Needs Help


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Fantastic stuff from Timothy G. Graham

on Josh Allen:

 

“Maybe Allen is trying to do too much because Buffalo’s offense has little else. His rushing and passing yardage accounted for 83 percent of Buffalo’s total offense. Last week at Miami, he represented 88 percent. A week before that against Jacksonville, 79 percent.”

 

https://theathletic.com/704038/2018/12/09/josh-allen-tries-to-take-on-the-world-as-one-man-offense-reminds-us-he-needs-help/

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Hopefully he can get the crap out of his system so when he has weapons we can evaluate him. This year means little to me, all I know is, if he keeps taking hits we will be drafting another franchise guy sooner than later.

 

It seems like he is a bit of a flopper though. Someone of his size seems to get launched a lot.

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It's not a great sign for our offense but certainly not a knock on him. Run it! It was so frustrating to watch the allegedly great mobile QB Tyrod never run. If you can run it's usually a big part of why you are a good QB. Let this kid run. Hope he runs next year too. 

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17 minutes ago, dayman said:

It's not a great sign for our offense but certainly not a knock on him. Run it! It was so frustrating to watch the allegedly great mobile QB Tyrod never run. If you can run it's usually a big part of why you are a good QB. Let this kid run. Hope he runs next year too. 

He needs to learn to throw from the pocket though. That’s the only way to consistently beat NFL defences.

 

Throw first, and use your legs as a extra weapon 

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Yeah...this is the same narrative he had in Wyoming.

 

Having to hero ball it up all alone while possessing 

Atheltic Big Body with incredible arm and amazing running ability but concerns with decision making, Accuracy and clutchness 

 

now he needs to evolve from this.

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13 minutes ago, billsfan11 said:

He needs to learn to throw from the pocket though. That’s the only way to consistently beat NFL defences.

 

Throw first, and use your legs as a extra weapon 

 

In Allen’s defense, it’s tough to throw from the pocket regularly when the OL craps themselves the second the ball is snapped and there’s a 50/50 shot the Receiver catches a pass that hits them in the hands.  

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It’s not going to be a popular opinion but I think what we really need is a stud all purpose back. I’m not saying you have to take one early in the draft but I think Shady is clearly about done. What Shady has been for the last few years is the thing Allen needs the most. Our WRs might be better then people think. We just can’t run. A few big time lineman and an everydown difference maker at RB and our offense could be good. 

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2 minutes ago, SCBills said:

 

In Allen’s defense, it’s tough to throw from the pocket regularly when the OL craps themselves the second the ball is snapped and there’s a 50/50 shot the Receiver catches a pass that hits them in the hands.  

FOr sure. I was going to add in saying I can’t blame Allen running sometimes cause he’s constantly under pressure.

 

Was just making a point of saying if Allen ever wants to be that franchise QB, he’s going to have to  beat defences from the pocket.

 

Definitely need to get him some help next year

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5 minutes ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

It’s not going to be a popular opinion but I think what we really need is a stud all purpose back. I’m not saying you have to take one early in the draft but I think Shady is clearly about done. What Shady has been for the last few years is the thing Allen needs the most. Our WRs might be better then people think. We just can’t run. A few big time lineman and an everydown difference maker at RB and our offense could be good. 

 

I disagree about our WRs.  They are not better than we think.  

 

Foster could be legit. 

 

McKenzie is worth keeping as a weapon.  

 

That’s it.  That’s all I’m confident in.  

 

Zay is a huge question mark after that embarassing performance today.  Way too inconsistent after two good games. 

 

Our Tight Ends are bad.  Deonta Thompson is good for a drop per game.  Who else do we even have?   

 

All purpose backs can’t run through defenders.  We need an OL or Allen has to be Aaron Rodgers on steroids for us to win.   Even then he can’t catch for himself.   

 

We need OL/WR way more than a great back. 

 

 

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7 minutes ago, billsfan11 said:

FOr sure. I was going to add in saying I can’t blame Allen running sometimes cause he’s constantly under pressure.

 

Was just making a point of saying if Allen ever wants to be that franchise QB, he’s going to have to  beat defences from the pocket.

 

Definitely need to get him some help next year

 

Agreed.  I actually think he’s been decent in the pocket when given time.  Every QB misses throws. Projecting into the future - Allen might miss a couple more than other elite QBs but can maintain elite level by his arm/legs resulting in chunk plays.  

 

If he ever gets more accurate.. We’re talking potential league MVP in Allen. 

 

 

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25 minutes ago, RalphWilson'sNewWar said:

Yeah...this is the same narrative he had in Wisconsin.

 

Having to hero ball it up all alone while possessing 

Atheltic Big Body with incredible arm and amazing running ability but concerns with decision making, Accuracy and clutchness 

 

now he needs to evolve from this.

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1 hour ago, BuffBillsForLife said:

He can play hero ball for the rest of the season if he wants.  It's fun to watch and at this point losing is probably better in the long run anyway.

Can’t disagree more. He needs to progress as a QB and you can’t do that playing a reckless form of hero ball. He’s gotta play as much as he can within the constructs of the schemes Daboll draws up. Doesn’t mean he can’t make heroic plays,  but he needs to be disciplined.

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