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Has a WR made a great catch this season????


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Drop after drop and have to ask the question as to has a receiver made a great catch all year?  Don't say Holmes on that 77 yd td as it hit him right in the hands.

 

I'm talking a catch where the receiver is laid out or caught it with one hand or out-muscled a DB.

 

I think Holmes did adjust to one ball this year to make a nice catch with the DB tring to bust it up.

 

As said before, these receivers are just awful.

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Neither were great catches.  They were catches. 

 

I mentioned the Holmes catch as I knew someone would say that.

 

Zay kept his feet in bounds and congrats that he didn't bobble the ball.

 

He is paid to make catches like that.

 

I'm talking a wow catch.

 

BTW the over-turned catch the last minute vs. the Dolphins was classic Zay.  He made a good play and then bobbled it and it hit the ground. 

 

Every week you see Thomas on NO, Antonio Bryant, Hill, Hopkins or Julio and countless others making great catches.  

 

Would be nice to see just one by a Bill.

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Zay made a great catch and toe-tap on the sideline just last week...

 

For as terrible as Benjamin was, he also made a couple great catches.

 

As hard as it may be to trust these guys, Allen still has to give them a few more opportunities per game. And also take the check down when its there. Frustrating to watch sometimes, but he's a rookie. I think it should click next year.

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3 minutes ago, LeGOATski said:

Zay made a great catch and toe-tap on the sideline just last week...

 

For as terrible as Benjamin was, he also made a couple great catches.

 

As hard as it may be to trust these guys, Allen still has to give them a few more opportunities per game. And also take the check down when its there. Frustrating to watch sometimes, but he's a rookie. I think it should click next year.

What a ballerina.....  He toe tapped.....  Every receiver in the NFL is taught that.

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I see your comments and raise you a big "no". The aforementioned catches were good, but not consistent. Every receiver can have a moment. I had mine back in the day. But there was a reason I did not go pro or even to a D1 college program. Consistent great catches, the ability to get separation at the next level. The ability to put a game on my shoulders with a "just get the ball to me" mentality.   Cooper is flashing what a true #1 does to an offense. How a great WR can change a game. And his team didn't want him. 

 

Not one of our receivers can even be a solid #2 on any other NFL team.  We've got some borderline #3's, mostly #4's and guys that would not even be on another roster. Yeah McKenzie, Foster and Zay are showing a little progress, but someone has to be the recipient. We need help at WR and none of these guys is a viable #1 WR. 

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The Zay sideline catch the week before was not a "great" catch, no way, not by NFL standards, that was a catch that is expected to be caught, as was Foster 75 yards TD bomb, it was not a difficult catch at all.

 

I know exactly what the OP is is getting at and I have said it all year long..each and every week we see these incredible catches on highlights reels, they are common place now, you dont see any that I can recall from the Bills.  Another indication our WRs, TEs suck.  A great catch would be one late in yesterday's game  in the end zone almsot out of bounds, with a defender on the receiver in the end zone...naturally we didnt hold onto it. 

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5 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:

What a ballerina.....  He toe tapped.....  Every receiver in the NFL is taught that.

Yet, every week we see WRs fail at it. It's a great play showcasing great concentration.

 

Why so serious?

 

They obviously need an upgrade at WR. No one's going to argue that.

4 minutes ago, Joe in Winslow said:

 

Why are you asking questions you don’t want answered

Because they're having a bad day and want to whine on the internet.

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16 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:

 

BTW the over-turned catch the last minute vs. the Dolphins was classic Zay.  He made a good play and then bobbled it and it hit the ground. 

 

 

It was also defensive pass interference that was not called.

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12 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

Man.....  people want everything and NOW.     Not every ball is caught.   Not every ball can be a "great catch".  If great catches were the norm 

They wouldn't be "great" 

 

No I want a great catch and 13 games into the season, haven't seen one......

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Robert Foster's deep ball catch against Jets first game was not impressive haha. It just shows how far removed we are from seeing a good receiver play. An under thrown deep ball where no corners adjust and he jumped only to catch it in his bread basket.. didn't exactly track back and high point it super aggressively with his hands as he would have had to have done if the corners had not been so incompetent.

 

Remember how enamored we were with Deonte's deep catch in the snow from Joe Webb? That was the most routine go route and catch any given WR should be able to do.

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Nope. I've posted on this before. Watch any NFL game and WRs are making amazing catches all the time. NFL QBs are amazing but everyone including Breese, Rodgers, and Brady throw passes that are difficult to catch.  Amazing has to be almost routine to win in this league. 

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2 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

Sadly, KB made a couple.  He’s awful, but he made a couple I can remember when he towered over people to get a pass only he could.  Unfortunately he alligator armed or dropped 10 times more passes on what was an atrocious season by him.  

Admittedly I think he may have caught a few 50/50 balls, but as you said all the drops made me forget.....

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30 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:

What a ballerina.....  He toe tapped.....  Every receiver in the NFL is taught that.

 

It wasn’t just a toe tap. The ball was a 3-4 feet out of bounds. He kept his feet glued to the field and leaned out and caught the ball all while on a dead sprint.

 

Im not sure I’d call it “great” but it wasn’t just a toe tap either.

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6 minutes ago, Dadonkadonk said:

Nope. I've posted on this before. Watch any NFL game and WRs are making amazing catches all the time. NFL QBs are amazing but everyone including Breese, Rodgers, and Brady throw passes that are difficult to catch.  Amazing has to be almost routine to win in this league. 

exactly. Takes 2 to complete a throw and catch. And a better WR corps means more complete passes regardless of Allen's accuracy. Every QB needs a WR to bail him out sometimes. Every good offense has 1-3 of that caliber WR.

 

I've been BEGGING for a good wr these last 2 years. A real top 10 guy. Never KB.

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I think the point is this...and was made on the radio this morning as well.   The receivers are dropping plenty of balls that should be caught.  They are almost never making a catch on a poor throw.  They rarely if ever bail out Josh Allen with some great catches.  

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2 minutes ago, zow2 said:

I think the point is this...and was made on the radio this morning as well.   The receivers are dropping plenty of balls that should be caught.  They are almost never making a catch on a poor throw.  They rarely if ever bail out Josh Allen with some great catches.  

 

And Allen doesn’t bail them out with more catchable balls. His placement isn’t great and he only has one throw - bullet! 

 

Everybody has work to do but people keep wanting to run the WRs into the ground for all their mistakes to give Allen a pass. Everyone realizes that this WR core are all in their 1st or 2nd years, yeah? They’re almost all street FAs too.

 

The fact that I keep seeing people rip Zay for the “drop” against Miami tells me all O need to know. He was mugged by the DB on that play and if he had managed to still come up with the catch despite the PI it would have been amazing. But somehow not coming up with that catch is a “drop” in some posters minds?

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27 minutes ago, MDH said:

 

It wasn’t just a toe tap. The ball was a 3-4 feet out of bounds. He kept his feet glued to the field and leaned out and caught the ball all while on a dead sprint.

 

Im not sure I’d call it “great” but it wasn’t just a toe tap either.

We'd be a pretty damn good team if we had 6 Josh Allen's playing every skill position on the field.. kinda cool and sad at the same time.

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