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1 minute ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

What do you think of Mariota?  Apparently, he’s the only qb to not turn the ball over but sometimes he is so underwhelming. 

 

Per Peter King's column today:

 

"...The most amazing stat (now that Denver isn’t sackless anymore) of the first quarter of the season is Marcus Mariota’s stat line: 62.2 percent accuracy (average), 7-0 TD-to-pick ratio (uh, really?), 7.8 yards per attempt (better than Brady and Rodgers), 106.2 passer rating (better than Brady and Rodgers)." 

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Just now, Lurker said:

 

Per Peter King's column today:

 

"...The most amazing stat (now that Denver isn’t sackless anymore) of the first quarter of the season is Marcus Mariota’s stat line: 62.2 percent accuracy (average), 7-0 TD-to-pick ratio (uh, really?), 7.8 yards per attempt (better than Brady and Rodgers), 106.2 passer rating (better than Brady and Rodgers)." 

And I still don’t know if he’s good haha.  He certainly doesn’t strike fear in your hearts. 

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21 minutes ago, GG said:

 

At this point in time, running the offense that Daboll has installed, I think that Barkley will put up more points.  

 

17 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

Daboll's offense presents qbs with a lot of options (the scheme is good and aggressive), and I do think that Barkley gets through progressions a lot faster than Allen at this point. 

 

Lots of conclusions being drawn from a body of work that includes 7 starts (2-5) and only 13 total appearances in 6 seasons on 3 teams.  He has 10 career TDs against 19 INTs (6.2% of his throws!).  He's fumbled the ball 8 times. 

 

He' s completed 24 passes for the Bills.  He's played one full game.  In nearly a full Q yesterday, he led the Offense to 2 punts, turnover on downs, fumbled (recovered) and a game ending INT (his arm was hit after a 2 step drop as he stood like a statue staring down his receiver while Van Noy was barreling down on him.

 

And from this  data anthill, some have determined that Barkley is "better prepared to run this offense"?

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2 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

My guess is he will protect the football better.... maybe. That's the only advantage in starting Barkley. Bills will struggle to score a TD with him starting, IMO.

 

Over 6% of his passes are INTs!  He has 8 fumbles.  The ball deserves better...

 

Here's all they have to do to fix Josh:  "Josh, never take a sack on the run.  Never throw downfield on the run when avoiding a sack".

 

Fixed.

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2 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

Over 6% of his passes are INTs!  He has 8 fumbles.  The ball deserves better...

 

Here's all they have to do to fix Josh:  "Josh, never take a sack on the run.  Never throw downfield on the run when avoiding a sack".

 

Fixed.

 

You mean don't do the things you did 4 times AFTER your offensive coordinator was screaming at you on the sidelines not to do? 

 

Maybe the next time he will listen.

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18 hours ago, Kelly the Dog said:

Barkley is not good. He's way overrated here. Josh benefits by experience imo. He's a different kind of guy. Three minutes to go, even today when he was awful at times, I wouldn't bet against him. He's still raw. He's going to make more mistakes than most guys.  But he has intangibles and playmaking ability that override a lot of it 

 

Barkley's over rated ness will likely falter if and or when he has a bad game.  We're still waiting for that.  He had 8 yards per attempt.  He was blitzed heavily but held his own.  Besides, back up QB that has hardly played is ALWAYS the most popular guy on the team :).

 

It's great that Josh can make plays and lead us in comebacks vs bad teams. If you're gonna beat good teams, you can't dig yourself a 13 point hole as we saw yesterday.  And, he's going to continue to get injured If he doesn't either run less of slide more.  Even though he got clocked on an illegal hit, it's his fault for putting himself in that spot because that's exactly what you'll get.  We saw it last year and again yesterday.  we saw it with Hotrod as well.  We better have a good backup.

 

Josh has had success with the short to mid passing game which seemed to be missing yesterday. Stick to that.  His long ball is a crap shoot.

 

This btw is NOT an endorsement for starting Barkley over Josh.  Only an observation.

 

 

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1 minute ago, GG said:

 

You mean don't do the things you did 4 times AFTER your offensive coordinator was screaming at you on the sidelines not to do? 

 

Maybe the next time he will listen.

 

Maybe.  But that means there is potential for improvement.

 

We are seeing Barkley as a finished product. 

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16 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Tyrod is miles better than MB. Kinda insulting to compare them.  And even though he’s a coward and I hate him, Orton is way better too.  Some of you put way too much stock in one game.  

 

I think MB could win but his arm is really weak and he will get destroyed if he has to play a lot.  And I love him coming out of college.  He just doesn’t have the physical tools. 

 

 Some of you put way too much stock  in TT if you ask me. 

Orton was a me first guy and not a complete team player. 

Taylor was a RB who played QB.

Matt Cassel ....  'nuf said. 

 

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11 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

The data to this point.  Six years in the league.

 

I don't know.  I watched him a little when he played for Cincinatti and he was horrible.  He has played way better for us than he did with them.  And from the highlights of him dropping dimes on Sir Duke, I think he's improved. 

 

Again, not saying I want him to start,  but I don't buy that he can't improve on anything and is all he can ever be.

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34 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Good stat.  The Titans might be most forgettable team in the nfl. 

 

Side note Dave. What do you think of Mariota?  Apparently, he’s the only qb to not turn the ball over but sometimes he is so underwhelming. 

I don't know. Every time I think he's lousy, he starts playing well, and vice versa. I think he's basically the epitome of league-average.

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17 hours ago, GG said:

 

There's no QB controversy.  The concussion will be a good excuse for McD and Daboll to sit Allen down because he desperately needs it right now.

 

First, you're right their is no QB controversy.

The concussion is not an excuse to sit JA though.  It will depend on if he can practice this week or not.

I'm not very optimistic with these protocol time lines but everyone will have to see what is going on by Thursday.

 

If he can't go Sunday AND Daboll can put together a game plan that Barkley can execute it could help Josh in the long run.

 

 

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31 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

 

Lots of conclusions being drawn from a body of work that includes 7 starts (2-5) and only 13 total appearances in 6 seasons on 3 teams.  He has 10 career TDs against 19 INTs (6.2% of his throws!).  He's fumbled the ball 8 times. 

 

He' s completed 24 passes for the Bills.  He's played one full game.  In nearly a full Q yesterday, he led the Offense to 2 punts, turnover on downs, fumbled (recovered) and a game ending INT (his arm was hit after a 2 step drop as he stood like a statue staring down his receiver while Van Noy was barreling down on him.

 

And from this  data anthill, some have determined that Barkley is "better prepared to run this offense"?

It's more about using your eyes and watching how he plays. It seems patently obvious to me that he gets through reads faster but suffers in the athleticism department. 

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17 minutes ago, SlimShady'sGhost said:

 

 Some of you put way too much stock  in TT if you ask me. 

Orton was a me first guy and not a complete team player. 

Taylor was a RB who played QB.

Matt Cassel ....  'nuf said. 

 

Tyrod did everything better than Barkley as a qb.  There is no comparison between TT and Barkley and I wasn’t even a TT fan.

 

if TT was a rb playing qb (wonder if you said the same thing about Lamar ?) than Barkley is a cheerleader playing qb.

4 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

I don't know. Every time I think he's lousy, he starts playing well, and vice versa. I think he's basically the epitome of league-average.

Ryan Tannehill then, which is their backup haha. 

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4 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Ryan Tannehill then, which is their backup haha. 

 

Statistically, almost everything about him is average, except for his ypa averages, which are pretty good. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MariMa01.htm

 

He does have a nice TD-INT ratio this season (7-0). I'll grant him that.  But his sack rate is too high.

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7 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Tyrod did everything better than Barkley as a qb.  There is no comparison between TT and Barkley and I wasn’t even a TT fan.

 

if TT was a rb playing qb (wonder if you said the same thing about Lamar ?) than Barkley is a cheerleader playing qb.

 

We shall agree to disagree.  on who was better.

 

Tuhrod is a RB who plays QB.

Matt is a QB who plays QB.  

 

One I trust more to pass the ball over one who protects the ball.

 

Tyod had GREAT 4th QRT stats in his years in Buffalo with MAYBE 3 or 4 Fourth  QTR winning drivers,

 

In (is it now) 15 games Josh has  had 4 Fourth  QTR winning drivers. 

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Do people realize that Matt Barkley has had half the starts Josh Allen has had in the league?  He looked pretty good in his last one.  If he has to go this week, I think he will do well.

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