with one full season under his belt, how do you feel about our QB?

[Buffalo Barbarian]

1 minute ago, TheBrownBear said:

He's going to be one of the best players in football in a couple of seasons. Just needs to process things a little bit faster out there. 

 

He Will, too many people want greatness immediately. QB position is the hardest to learn and he was very raw when he came out, as you said its going to be a couple of seasons.

 

 

 

[BigdaddyinOrlando]

Yes ! That’s our boy!!

[DBilz2500]

4 minutes ago, whatdrought said:

Someone less lazy than me- what’s his record in 16?

 

also, shoutout to McD who is above .500 as Bills coach!

9-7

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

 

 

Its a process 

But I’m liking it 

[D. L. Hot-Flamethrower]

I'm really pleased we have a guy like Josh because he has unbelievable upside as a player. 

 

It was embarrassing to read some of the same people who trash Josh all week on the game thread.

Edited October 7, 2019 by D. L. Hot-Flamethrower

[Bob in STL]

he is improving.  Sure the Pats* game was a step back for him but overall he is getting better.

 

He has a strong arm, he is extremely athletic and can run, he has strong leadership skills … he just needs to clean up the turnovers and not try to do it all. 

Edited October 6, 2019 by Bob in STL

[NoHuddleKelly12]

He’s a winner. How the sausage gets made will get better over time—but even so I feel so much more confident already about his play making abilities than any of the scrubs we’ve cycled through in the last 20 yrs.

[RochesterLifer]

He has incredible talent and is proving to be coachable. The future is bright.

[WhoTom]

He scaled back the aggressiveness today, showing that he's willing to learn from his mistakes and change his game a little. But he didn't go into a shell either, showing that he's still got the fire.

 

Yes, he's the man. He needs to improve, but he's shown signs that he can and will.

[Dopey]

Cut down on turnovers and he'll be fine. I'd rather he not run much. 

[SC BIlls Fan]

I'm not going to complain about the pick.. It wasn't his fault.... Yeldon stopped instead of continuing his route causing the pick

[billsfan1959]

He will be our francise QB

 

EDIT: For a long time

Edited October 6, 2019 by billsfan1959

[Big Turk]

He is going to be a good one...

[CaptnCoke11]

Anyone have his 16 game stats?

[colin]

I'm a huge fan, I just need him to STOP THROWING ROLL OUT SCRAMBLES INTO PICKS!!!!  

 

Honestly, that and not setting his feet sometimes is basically it.  I'd have him just not throw the ball on roll outs (to the right particularly) if there are two defenders in the vicinity.

[Niagara Dude]

15 minutes ago, BuffAlone said:

If you don't want to count today as a 4th quarter comeback, then he has 4. too many int's, but a gutsy performance time and time again.  Question is, how would you say Josh is doing after 16 games as a starter? Is he The Man moving forward??

Best plays today from Josh was throwing the ball away way there was nothing there,  yes he made one huge mistake but showed improvement in not trying to force it.  Also think our WR'S sometimes play to close together which makes them easy to defend because more traffic of players from opponent.  At least one WR needs to release down the field and i did not see that on a few coverage sacks.

[ProcessAccepted]

He's our guy. No doubt about it. The kid never gives up, tough as nails and is competitive as hell. He also shows that he can learn as his 72% completion rate shows today. 

[yungmack]

Not as confident about him as I was two or three weeks ago. Worried about his continued tendency to throw stupid interceptions, the failure to slide enough, his growing inability (or insecurity) to throw the long hall and apparently his inability to see and process the whole field, thus not seeing open receivers enough. Fingers crossed though.

[Formerly Allan in MD]

He continues to make the same mistakes after having seen how detrimental they are and undoubtedly having been coached over and over about them.  That's a significant concern.  The pick today should have been a throw away, as so many of his picks should have been (the replay of the interception today, however, showed two receivers open, which certainly raises questions).  If there's nothing there, accept it and don't risk losing a game like last weeks and possibly todays..  He never slid early last year and started doing so later, having clearly been coached to do it.  This year, until today, he was no longer sliding.  It will be a step forward if he doesn't revert back again to not sliding.  Today his footwork was better.  But how will it be in future games?  It should be a few steps forward and fewer steps back for Allen on a consistent basis.  The formula is still a work in progress; so the jury's still out for me on Josh.

[GoBills808]

I feel ***** great