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Josh Criticized for same throw Mayfield Praised For


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1 minute ago, Patrick_Duffy said:

Pretty sure he was referring to the Element115 poster that's just trolling every other thread.

 

Correct. Previously MacGuyver, T Bomb, Rosen not Chose, WhyteDwarf... I'm sure I'm missing a few. Everyone should have caught onto it by now. He is a nuisance by design.

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1 minute ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

 

this route over the middle with 2 defenders near by .....   

 

Wasn't Sammy hurt on a similar pass in the EZ  from EJ?  

 

I recall many people saying EJ wass throwing Sammy into trouble and will get him killed.

 

My how time changes these little things 

 

Its the NFL, there are ALWAYS defenders near by.  Nothings changed, Zay still cant catch when it matters.

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2 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

Its the NFL, there are ALWAYS defenders near by.  Nothings changed, Zay still cant catch when it matters.

 

I am not arguing that Zay should have caught that .   He took his eye off the ball to look at the defender behind him (like many players do)  

 

I was just indicating how the perspective changes QB to QB and team to team. 

 

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5 hours ago, DCofNC said:

One worked, the other didn't.  Mayfield also can do no wrong in the eyes of ths media.  Hell it was celebrated when he ripped a beer can open with his teeth and chugged it on the jumbotron.. That would have gotten him shamed for days if he were virtually anyone else.

Let Baker and his inflated ego get all the attention. His "look at me" personality will come back to bite him. Let Josh stay under the radar and develop at a normal pace. That throw to Zay couldn't be more perfect. Jones simply alligator armed it and was looking at the safety before the ball even arrived. As a wr he drives me nuts.

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Just now, ShadyBillsFan said:

 

I am not arguing that Zay should have caught that .   He took his eye off the ball to look at the defender behind him (like many players do)  

 

I was just indicating how the perspective changes QB to QB and team to team. 

 

You started a thread on how Jones would get cut and I thought you were nuts.  I even predicted he’d catch the firs TD pass of the year.  I’m not so sure you’ll be wrong.  He has to catch that ball, and there are guys like Phillips and Foster ready to take over.

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4 hours ago, Element115 said:

 

I'd like to say it's a growing trend due to the shift to outrage culture, but even in the 90's Bills Fans were sensitive.

 

Anyone have a link the Mayfiled pass?  I'm too lazy to go find it.

Great point. I haven't lived in Buffalo since the 90s. All I heard then was Kelly throws too many picks, Kelly doesn't get along with Thurman, Kelly is overrated, they party too much, etc  So times never change..... people are often only happy when there is success that they haven't tasted for awhile. Hopefully that is soon for us Bills fans.  

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12 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

You started a thread on how Jones would get cut and I thought you were nuts.  I even predicted he’d catch the firs TD pass of the year.  I’m not so sure you’ll be wrong.  He has to catch that ball, and there are guys like Phillips and Foster ready to take over.

 

What????  

 

Sorry not I.   I have been one of Zay's few defenders 

 

You sure you were thinking of Alpha or Nasty? 

 

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1 minute ago, oldmanfan said:

It was alpha.  My bad.

 

No problem.  I've made similar mistakes myself

 

Just now, Binghamton Beast said:

Hits like Jones took happen literally every NFL game.

 

Football.

 

Yup. 

 

But like I sad the story changes depending on who you like or dislike.  

 

The EJ throwing guys into danger had gone on for close to a month. 

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"throwing guys into danger...."

 

Someone ought to ask Welker or Edelman about that, if either one can still form a sentence after all the crazy shots they have taken.

 

Edelman, as much as I can't stand him, I have to respect the way he takes huge shots every game when Brady "throws him into danger" 

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1 minute ago, TheFunPolice said:

"throwing guys into danger...."

 

Someone ought to ask Welker or Edelman about that, if either one can still form a sentence after all the crazy shots they have taken.

 

Edelman, as much as I can't stand him, I have to respect the way he takes huge shots every game when Brady "throws him into danger" 

 

Pawns on a chess board...

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Just now, TheFunPolice said:

 

exactly... I watch Edelman take an absolute beating every week, and nobody ever says anything about Brady "throwing him into danger"

 

Brady just throws it and you had better catch it if you play there. 

 

I kinda feel bad for Beasley.

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1 minute ago, Bevis said:

 

I kinda feel bad for Beasley.

 

Why?

 

Everything is grey and silver and 8-8 in Dallas.... BLAH! Ugly uniforms, overpriced stadium, mediocre football. 

 

Here we are the TRUE America's team (red, white, and blue) and we're about to put the evil empire down. This is way more fun, as he noted. 

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17 minutes ago, Bevis said:

 

He said username not avatar. And that poster has like 3k posts...

I was focusing more on the being drawn into a “long, stupid argument with zero basis in fact” aspect and I saw an immediate similarity. 

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A question i hadn’t seen yet it the midst of hating Zay, disliking the throw and whether QBs fitting balls in tight windows are lethal to WRs or not... 

 

 

Where’s the flag for the defender nearly taking the WR head off when he didn’t even catch the ball? 

 

Isnt that exactly the sort sort of thing they are trying to discourage? 

 

Looked like a forearm to the head. Looked like the guy was looking at the official right afterward to see if a flag was coming 

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3 minutes ago, TheFunPolice said:

 

Why?

 

Everything is grey and silver and 8-8 in Dallas.... BLAH! Ugly uniforms, overpriced stadium, mediocre football. 

 

Here we are the TRUE America's team (red, white, and blue) and we're about to put the evil empire down. This is way more fun, as he noted. 

 

I guess I mean as far as being a pawn.  He'll have to get used to falling on his sword. I have to confess though, I don't know much about Dak and if he leads his receivers into hard hits.

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5 hours ago, Houston's #1 Bills Fan said:

Agreed. I think the major consensus was that it was a good throw, between the defender and he put the ball right on Clifford Franklin's  Zay's hands. He just dropped it, while looking for the safety.

 

Seemed to me to be a seam pass that could only be placed where it was. Zay was going to take a hit and alligator-armed it.

IMO, I don't really blame a receiver for taking the safer route during preseason and prepping for a hit vs laying out for a pass so the affair was a bit of a noth'n burger.

 

Now if he does not have the stones during an actual game and drops a sure TD because he does not want to pay a price for the score, or just shows the drive-killing inconsistencies and fighting the ball that have plagued his game to date, that is another story we will all gleefully beat to death.

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1 hour ago, mrags said:

It was money if you mean on target. Should have been thrown earlier than it was tho. Had it been thrown earlier, Josh wouldn’t have put Zay in a position to get murdered. 

 

And before you get crazy, just know I’m a huge Allen fan. But that throw was a tad late. 

 

Still should have have been caught tho. 

Did you actually watch this play. It was a play action pass where he faked to the RB, stood up and threw it. No hesitation, no scanning the field. Please tell us how he could have thrown it any sooner.

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4 minutes ago, billykay said:

Did you actually watch this play. It was a play action pass where he faked to the RB, stood up and threw it. No hesitation, no scanning the field. Please tell us how he could have thrown it any sooner.

Any “sooner” off the play fake and the pass would have been rushed. As it is, he got it off in 2 friggen seconds.

 

And Allen would be facing even more criticism.

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5 minutes ago, billykay said:

Did you actually watch this play. It was a play action pass where he faked to the RB, stood up and threw it. No hesitation, no scanning the field. Please tell us how he could have thrown it any sooner.

Yeah. I was there. In the same end zone where zay almost got murdered. It was late. Period 

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2 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

 

If that was late then the route and playaction aren’t compatible. 

 

 

Only a guess and certainly could be wrong, but the play action was likely in place to freeze a linebacker in coverage. As to the safety deep, usually in those red zone situations you have a receiver coming across that can rub him or draw him away. 

For us arm-chair QBs there is a lot that could have gone wrong with that play's execution that has nothing to do with Allen; Perhaps Zay was supposed to hesitate somewhere along his route to give time for someone else to clear the safety, perhaps the safety just did a great job reading Allen's eyes, or perhaps it was just a poorly designed play that left Zay out to dry. 

 

Coming to any conclusion without really knowing how the play was designed and intended to be executed is just poor conjecture.

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6 minutes ago, WideNine said:

 

Only a guess and certainly could be wrong, but the play action was likely in place to freeze a linebacker in coverage. As to the safety deep, usually in those red zone situations you have a receiver coming across that can rub him or draw him away. 

For us arm-chair QBs there is a lot that could have gone wrong with that play's execution that has nothing to do with Allen; Perhaps Zay was supposed to hesitate somewhere along his route to give time for someone else to clear the safety, perhaps the safety just did a great job reading Allen's eyes, or perhaps it was just a poorly designed play that left Zay out to dry. 

 

Coming to any conclusion without really knowing how the play was designed and intended to be executed is just poor conjecture.

 

It’s just conjecture that my perspective is poor conjecture  ?

 

All I’m trying to say is no one is doing play-action and hitting that route faster regarding the Late comment. Also, after dropping the pass looks like he’s reaching for the ball, making himself even more vulnerable to that (arguably a defenseless WR) hit 

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Just now, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

 

It’s just conjecture that my perspective is poor conjecture  ?

 

All I’m trying to say is no one is doing play-action and hitting that route faster regarding the Late comment. Also, after dropping the pass looks like he’s reaching for the ball, making himself even more vulnerable to that (arguably a defenseless WR) hit 

 

 

More geared to those who were saying it was definitely a late pass - it could have just been a poorly designed play, poorly executed play by the receivers, or a good read by the safety. Folks see what they want to see, but I do agree with you that I do not think that Allen had a lot of time to change that play or throw it anywhere else.

 

Also, if thrown a quasi-second earlier perhaps it would of doinked off the back of Zay's helmet and imagine how folks would howl about Allen's timing if that happened 

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6 hours ago, The Firebaugh Kid said:

Great throw by Josh. Zays eyes came up before he secured the catch. Gotta be tough to go over the middle (see Andre Reed). However....its preseason. So Zay gets a pass on this one (pun intended). 

Might as well catch the ball. He got creamed anyways.

 

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7 hours ago, Bangarang said:

This is such fake news.

 

BTW, Mayfield looks like he’s going to be incredible. 

 

Nope, the Browns are the Browns. Somehow some way Mayfield will do something dumb.

Probably fall down a manhole

 

 

Image result for falling down manhole gif
 

Gfycat

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