100% problem with the Deep Ball this year.

[Scorp83]

No the problem with the deep ball is that ... there's no Robert Foster on the field. He was your deep ball threat last year... he's not on the field this year...it's not hard to figure this out people.

 

Now why isn't he on the field is the real question?

 

Is it because he's not playing the "good guy role in the locker room"

Maybe he's not volunteering his free time to hang out & have breakfast with Lee Smith & the guy's? 

Maybe he's not all about culture...  

 

I swear these are things McDermott value more than talent. 

[GoBills808]

17 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

Sorry but it's not on the WR. The WR did his job and is wide open. 

 

Unfortunately our QB yet again overthrew a wide open receiver on a deep ball by a good 4-5 yards and it was no where close to being completed. 

So you think the wideout is supposed to turn his head and start looking for the ball at the 30 yard line...when the QB is still looking off the safety and hasn't even looked at the intended receiver yet. 

 

Then, you think the wideout is doing his job by turning his head BACK THE OTHER WAY before the pass has left the QB's hand, then turn AGAIN in an attempt to locate the pass...which predictably falls about 4 yards ahead of a badly run, meandering route.

 

Thanks. That's very telling. 

[jrober38]

4 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

So you think the wideout is supposed to turn his head and start looking for the ball at the 30 yard line...when the QB is still looking off the safety and hasn't even looked at the intended receiver yet. 

 

Then, you think the wideout is doing his job by turning his head BACK THE OTHER WAY before the pass has left the QB's hand, then turn AGAIN in an attempt to locate the pass...which predictably falls about 4 yards ahead of a badly run, meandering route.

 

Thanks. That's very telling. 

 

You're assuming Allen threw it to the right spot.

 

I think you're wrong, because it doesn't make any sense. 

 

I assume McKenzie knows where to look for the ball. It's probably a play they've practiced numerous times so why would he not know where to look? He's literally wide open.

 

There is no explanation that makes any sense at all that says a wide open receiver just happened to look for the ball in the wrong spot.

 

On the flip side, our QB who literally hasn't completed a pass that's gone more than 30 yards in the air, and is known for accuracy problems, seems like a much more likely candidate to be the one who screwed things up.

 

The QB who struggles to throw deep everytime he throws deep, struggles on this play, and your reaction is to blame the wide open wide receiver?

 

Sureee........

Edited November 13, 2019 by jrober38

[GoBills808]

6 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

You're assuming Allen threw it to the right spot.

 

I think you're wrong, because it doesn't make any sense. 

 

I assume McKenzie knows where to look for the ball. It's probably a play they've practiced numerous times so why would he not know where to look? He's literally wide open.

 

There is no explanation that makes any sense at all that says a wide open receiver just happened to look for the ball in the wrong spot.

 

On the flip side, our QB who literally hasn't completed a pass that's gone more than 30 yards in the air, and is known for accuracy problems, seems like a much more likely candidate to be the one who screwed things up.

 

The QB who struggles to throw deep everytime he throws deep, struggles on this play, and your reaction is to blame the wide open wide receiver?

 

Sureee........

I'm talking just about this play in particular. So seeing as how you've posited that the pass should have been delivered '10-15 yards closer to the sideline' and also somehow that McKenzie is doing his job by looking for the ball before Allen even looks his way...I think we're done here tbh.

[ALF]

Allen needs to practice the deep pass a lot this off season . Daboll has him too rattled for throwing picks.

[Nextmanup]

17 minutes ago, ALF said:

Allen needs to practice the deep pass a lot this off season . Daboll has him too rattled for throwing picks.

Right, it's Daboll's fault.

 

[WideRightRevenge]

9 hours ago, Nextmanup said:

I hope the team is nowhere near as patient as you seem to be.

 

We will know everything we need to know about Josh Allen at the end of this season, assuming he plays all the games and stays healthy.

 

No reason to piss away a 3rd season with him as the QB.

 

 

 

Wow 6-3 and we're pissing away a season.

 

Yes Josh has ways to improve .. but Josh has also led many a 4th Quarter comeback .. I will take that all day long.

[whorlnut]

9 hours ago, jrober38 said:

 

You're assuming Allen threw it to the right spot.

 

I think you're wrong, because it doesn't make any sense. 

 

I assume McKenzie knows where to look for the ball. It's probably a play they've practiced numerous times so why would he not know where to look? He's literally wide open.

 

There is no explanation that makes any sense at all that says a wide open receiver just happened to look for the ball in the wrong spot.

 

On the flip side, our QB who literally hasn't completed a pass that's gone more than 30 yards in the air, and is known for accuracy problems, seems like a much more likely candidate to be the one who screwed things up.

 

The QB who struggles to throw deep everytime he throws deep, struggles on this play, and your reaction is to blame the wide open wide receiver?

 

Sureee........

Jblabber...long time no see. 
 

How is Jameis Winston doing?  You know...the guy you claimed as can’t miss.  I don’t trust anything you have to say about quarterbacks. 
 

Allen will almost 100% get next year. Period. They will add playmakers and allow him to grow with them. The line is still not that good. We dont have a WR that can win 50:50 balls and that’s messing with Allen’s confidence. If your guy Winston can get his entire rookie deal then Allen can too.

34 minutes ago, WideRightRevenge said:

 

Wow 6-3 and we're pissing away a season.

 

Yes Josh has ways to improve .. but Josh has also led many a 4th Quarter comeback .. I will take that all day long.

No one cares about the wins or the 4th quarter comebacks. All anyone cares about is 300 yard games and a deep ball. Where have you been?  It’s so ridiculous. 

[oldmanfan]

51 minutes ago, whorlnut said:

Jblabber...long time no see. 
 

How is Jameis Winston doing?  You know...the guy you claimed as can’t miss.  I don’t trust anything you have to say about quarterbacks. 
 

Allen will almost 100% get next year. Period. They will add playmakers and allow him to grow with them. The line is still not that good. We dont have a WR that can win 50:50 balls and that’s messing with Allen’s confidence. If your guy Winston can get his entire rookie deal then Allen can too.

No one cares about the wins or the 4th quarter comebacks. All anyone cares about is 300 yard games and a deep ball. Where have you been?  It’s so ridiculous. 

Bingo.  

[Buffaloed in Pa]

Coaching and somebody telling Josh to throw the high arcing float balls. Let him throw the lazer shots. Like Mahomes. Advice from others who didnt have the arm strength to rip it 

[jrober38]

10 hours ago, GoBills808 said:

I'm talking just about this play in particular. So seeing as how you've posited that the pass should have been delivered '10-15 yards closer to the sideline' and also somehow that McKenzie is doing his job by looking for the ball before Allen even looks his way...I think we're done here tbh.

 

I realize what you're talking about, but what you're saying doesn't make any sense.

 

There is no explanation for why McKenzie would look for the ball over the wrong shoulder unless he was coached to look for the ball there. 

 

Also our QB is terrible throwing the ball downfield. Why is he being given the benefit of the doubt here?

[whorlnut]

4 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

I realize what you're talking about, but what you're saying doesn't make any sense.

 

There is no explanation for why McKenzie would look for the ball over the wrong shoulder unless he was coached to look for the ball there. 

 

Also our QB is terrible throwing the ball downfield. Why is he being given the benefit of the doubt here?

Too bad we don’t have Winston, huh?

[jrober38]

1 hour ago, whorlnut said:

Jblabber...long time no see. 
 

How is Jameis Winston doing?  You know...the guy you claimed as can’t miss.  I don’t trust anything you have to say about quarterbacks. 
 

Allen will almost 100% get next year. Period. They will add playmakers and allow him to grow with them. The line is still not that good. We dont have a WR that can win 50:50 balls and that’s messing with Allen’s confidence. If your guy Winston can get his entire rookie deal then Allen can too.

No one cares about the wins or the 4th quarter comebacks. All anyone cares about is 300 yard games and a deep ball. Where have you been?  It’s so ridiculous. 

 

I care about our QB not being ranked as one of the worst starting players in the league.

 

Also, who are you? Am I supposed to remember you? Because I don't. 

 

You must have been someone who thought one of EJ Manuel or JP Losman was a good player. Those are typically the most butt hurt people with an axe to grind who follow me around from the old Bills message board. 

Edited November 13, 2019 by jrober38

[whorlnut]

2 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

I care about our QB not being ranked as one of the worst starting players in the league.

 

Also, who are you? Am I supposed to remember you? Because I don't. 

 

You must have been someone who thought one of EJ Manuel or JP Losman was a good player. Those are typically the most butt hurt people with an axe to grind who follow me around from the old Bills message board. 

Ah yes...jblibbity and his precious metrics. Here’s a metric for you to chew on...Allen is one of the highest rated 4th quarter qbs in the entire league and leads the league this year in comebacks. He has a clutch gene that few have. The staff is handcuffing him by making him afraid to let it rip for three quarters but when he has to, he comes through. 
 

Im waiting on you to defend your rants about how great Winston would be. You basically said that year that we should trade our entire draft to move up to number one to get him. As now that he sucks, he’s still gotten his entire rookie contract, which is exactly what Allen will get. 

[jrober38]

2 minutes ago, whorlnut said:

Ah yes...jblibbity and his precious metrics. Here’s a metric for you to chew on...Allen is one of the highest rated 4th quarter qbs in the entire league and leads the league this year in comebacks. He has a clutch gene that few have. The staff is handcuffing him by making him afraid to let it rip for three quarters but when he has to, he comes through. 
 

Im waiting on you to defend your rants about how great Winston would be. You basically said that year that we should trade our entire draft to move up to number one to get him. As now that he sucks, he’s still gotten his entire rookie contract, which is exactly what Allen will get. 

 

You sound exactly like oldmanfan whatever his name is.

 

Is it allowed to have multiple accounts on here?

 

Winston isn't good. He makes too many mistakes but he's also shown an ability to score points, something our QB doesn't do. 

 

Allen is one of the worst QBs in the league by every way you can analyze a QB. He's played well in the 4th quarter against some of the worst teams in the NFL. Those games never should have been close, but they were because he couldn't score points in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd quarters because he's such an inefficient passer. When he's played anyone decent, we almost always lose. 

 

The schedule is about to get harder. Allen needs to play a heck of a lot better or else the Bills might limp to 8-8 and his seat will be extremely warm heading into the offseason.  

 

It's great you love Allen. I don't get it. I don't see any signs that he's a guy who will ever be considered a top 10 QB in the league which is what we should be looking for. 

[whorlnut]

3 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

You sound exactly like oldmanfan whatever his name is.

 

Is it allowed to have multiple accounts on here?

 

Winston isn't good. He makes too many mistakes but he's also shown an ability to score points, something our QB doesn't do. 

 

Allen is one of the worst QBs in the league by every way you can analyze a QB. He's played well in the 4th quarter against some of the worst teams in the NFL. Those games never should have been close, but they were because he couldn't score points in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd quarters because he's such an inefficient passer. When he's played anyone decent, we almost always lose. 

 

The schedule is about to get harder. Allen needs to play a heck of a lot better or else the Bills might limp to 8-8 and his seat will be extremely warm heading into the offseason.  

 

It's great you love Allen. I don't get it. I don't see any signs that he's a guy who will ever be considered a top 10 QB in the league which is what we should be looking for. 

If he can be somewhere between 10-16 it will be good enough. Do you realize how hard it is to find a top ten QB?  He certainly has the ability, and time will tell if he reaches his enormous potential. 

[jrober38]

Just now, whorlnut said:

If he can be somewhere between 10-16 it will be good enough. Do you realize how hard it is to find a top ten QB?  He certainly has the ability, and time will tell if he reaches his enormous potential. 

 

Yeah, I realize it.

 

I also realize it's practically impossible to win a super bowl without a top 10 guy.

 

Are we happy making the playoffs as a wildcard or are we trying to actually win championships? 

[whorlnut]

1 minute ago, jrober38 said:

 

Yeah, I realize it.

 

I also realize it's practically impossible to win a super bowl without a top 10 guy.

 

Are we happy making the playoffs as a wildcard or are we trying to actually win championships? 

I want a SB. And I’m saying Allen has a VERY good chance to put it all together. You are kidding yourself if you think he has all the ammo to make it happen right now. Brown is a very good receiver and Beasley is good in the slot. Dawkins is meh...Ford has a ways to go...and Morse is good. Other than that, together could use upgrades everywhere on offense. Singletary might make it with the right scheme but that’s it. 
 

this off-season will be HUGE. They need to go offense heavy with their premium picks. The WR class is the best in years. A guy like Tee Higgins or CeeDee Lamb can take this offense to the next level. 

[jrober38]

3 minutes ago, whorlnut said:

I want a SB. And I’m saying Allen has a VERY good chance to put it all together. You are kidding yourself if you think he has all the ammo to make it happen right now. Brown is a very good receiver and Beasley is good in the slot. Dawkins is meh...Ford has a ways to go...and Morse is good. Other than that, together could use upgrades everywhere on offense. Singletary might make it with the right scheme but that’s it. 
 

this off-season will be HUGE. They need to go offense heavy with their premium picks. The WR class is the best in years. A guy like Tee Higgins or CeeDee Lamb can take this offense to the next level. 

 

I don't see it.

 

I see a guy who is near the bottom of the NFL in practically every passing category despite playing pretty much every horrible defense the NFL has this year. 

 

Defensive scoring ranks, PPG: New England (1st), Tennessee (9th), Philly (18th), Washington (20th), Cleveland (21st), Jets (25th), Bengals (28th), Giants (30th), Dolphins (31st).

 

We should not be struggling so badly to score points. He's played mostly garbage opponents and the results have been terrible relative to his peers. 

 

As this thread is about, Allen is a horrible deep passer. His passes often land no where near his intended target, and having better players isn't going to change that because the passes aren't catchable already. 

 

I like your optimism, but I see Allen as being one of the worst starting QBs in the league. Upcoming defenses are: Miami (31st), Denver (T6th), Dallas (T6th), Pittsburgh (10th), Baltimore (13th), New England (1st), Jets (25th). 

 

This thing could go south in a hurry between weeks 12 to 16 when he faces all above average to very good defensive opponents. 

[oldmanfan]

26 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

You sound exactly like oldmanfan whatever his name is.

 

Is it allowed to have multiple accounts on here?

 

Winston isn't good. He makes too many mistakes but he's also shown an ability to score points, something our QB doesn't do. 

 

Allen is one of the worst QBs in the league by every way you can analyze a QB. He's played well in the 4th quarter against some of the worst teams in the NFL. Those games never should have been close, but they were because he couldn't score points in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd quarters because he's such an inefficient passer. When he's played anyone decent, we almost always lose. 

 

The schedule is about to get harder. Allen needs to play a heck of a lot better or else the Bills might limp to 8-8 and his seat will be extremely warm heading into the offseason.  

 

It's great you love Allen. I don't get it. I don't see any signs that he's a guy who will ever be considered a top 10 QB in the league which is what we should be looking for. 

Here I am.  You have no credibility judging Qbs given your Winston thing.  You come off as being an expert, yet you have never to my knowledge informed anyone here if you have a history as a football coach, have a history as a Qb, etc.  Thus your opinion is no better (or worse ) than any one else around here, other than the glaring miss on Winston.  Why don't you just simply say you screwed up on Winston?

 

Allen needs to continue improving.  Not one person argues that point.  As he continues progressing and learning he should get better.  What I say is this:  any young QB that can have as many good fourth quarter comebacks as he has (as yes, if he plays better the first three quarters it may not be as necessary) is worth continuing to develop.

[jrober38]

3 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

Here I am.  You have no credibility judging Qbs given your Winston thing.  You come off as being an expert, yet you have never to my knowledge informed anyone here if you have a history as a football coach, have a history as a Qb, etc.  Thus your opinion is no better (or worse ) than any one else around here, other than the glaring miss on Winston.  Why don't you just simply say you screwed up on Winston?

 

Allen needs to continue improving.  Not one person argues that point.  As he continues progressing and learning he should get better.  What I say is this:  any young QB that can have as many good fourth quarter comebacks as he has (as yes, if he plays better the first three quarters it may not be as necessary) is worth continuing to develop.

 

Allen needs to start playing well against good teams.

 

Leading 4th quarter comebacks over the 25th, 28th, 31st and 9th (their kicked missed 3 field goals) ranked defenses is nice, but not really meaningful. 

 

Aside from the Titans, those games never should have been close in the first place. 

 

Weeks 12-16 he plays the T6th, T6th, 10th, 13th and 1st ranked defenses. 

 

That stretch will be his test. If he fails miserably against good opponents his seat should begin to warm up. 

Edited November 13, 2019 by jrober38

[whorlnut]

12 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

I don't see it.

 

I see a guy who is near the bottom of the NFL in practically every passing category despite playing pretty much every horrible defense the NFL has this year. 

 

Defensive scoring ranks, PPG: New England (1st), Tennessee (9th), Philly (18th), Washington (20th), Cleveland (21st), Jets (25th), Bengals (28th), Giants (30th), Dolphins (31st).

 

We should not be struggling so badly to score points. He's played mostly garbage opponents and the results have been terrible relative to his peers. 

 

As this thread is about, Allen is a horrible deep passer. His passes often land no where near his intended target, and having better players isn't going to change that because the passes aren't catchable already. 

 

I like your optimism, but I see Allen as being one of the worst starting QBs in the league. Upcoming defenses are: Miami (31st), Denver (T6th), Dallas (T6th), Pittsburgh (10th), Baltimore (13th), New England (1st), Jets (25th). 

 

This thing could go south in a hurry between weeks 12 to 16 when he faces all above average to very good defensive opponents. 

If Allen has a receiver that can fight for 50/50 balls, I’d bet the farm that he wouldn’t overthrow as much. He’s overthrowing because he knows he has small receivers that won’t win if the ball is slightly under thrown. Go get a Tee Higgins and watch how he progresses. 

2 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

Allen needs to start playing well against good teams.

 

Leading 4th quarter comebacks over the 25th, 28th, 31st and 9th (their kicked missed 3 field goals) ranked defenses is nice, but not really meaningful. 

 

Aside from the Titans, those games never should have been close in the first place. 

 

Weeks 12-16 he plays the T6th, T6th, 10th, 13th and 1st ranked defenses. 

 

That stretch will be his test. If he fails miserably against good opponents his seat should begin to warm up. 

I can’t see him going anywhere anytime soon. He will get next year and maybe even more beyond that. The pegulas love Beane and McD and their vision. Allen is their guy. They will build through the draft and get him viable offensive weapons. 

[jrober38]

1 minute ago, whorlnut said:

If Allen has a receiver that can fight for 50/50 balls, I’d bet the farm that he wouldn’t overthrow as much. He’s overthrowing because he knows he has small receivers that won’t win if the ball is slightly under thrown. Go get a Tee Higgins and watch how he progresses. 

 

This is all hypothetical.

 

I can understand missing a guy by 2 yards and them having to stretch for balls because the window is small, but we're talking about a QB who is regularly missing deep throws by literally 5-8 yards which suggests he's completely missing. 

 

A guy like Tee Higgins would help because he's a good player, but ultimately I don't think he makes Allen any more accurate. 

[whorlnut]

Just now, jrober38 said:

 

This is all hypothetical.

 

I can understand missing a guy by 2 yards and them having to stretch for balls because the window is small, but we're talking about a QB who is regularly missing deep throws by literally 5-8 yards which suggests he's completely missing. 

 

A guy like Tee Higgins would help because he's a good player, but ultimately I don't think he makes Allen any more accurate. 

You’re missing the point. The point is he is overthrowing because he knows he has to throw the ball out in front of these guys. His timing is off. It needs more practice. I’m convinced the focus this past offseason was the short to intermediate stuff, which he improved immensely. This next offseason he will work on timing on the deep stuff with his receivers. 
 

A guy like Higgins who fights for the jump ball will allow Allen the confidence to put the ball on him more than throw it out in front. This should result in more deep completions. 

[jrober38]

2 minutes ago, whorlnut said:

You’re missing the point. The point is he is overthrowing because he knows he has to throw the ball out in front of these guys. His timing is off. It needs more practice. I’m convinced the focus this past offseason was the short to intermediate stuff, which he improved immensely. This next offseason he will work on timing on the deep stuff with his receivers. 
 

A guy like Higgins who fights for the jump ball will allow Allen the confidence to put the ball on him more than throw it out in front. This should result in more deep completions. 

 

I'm not missing the point. You're just guessing.

 

You don't know if Allen is consciously trying to do that or if he's missing by that margin because he's just not putting the ball where he intends for it to go.

 

Allen has missed wide open receivers on deep throws this year when the window was enormous. It's not like the players have been blanketed; he's missed John Brown, Foster and McKenzie when they've been wide open running down the field with 2 full yards of separation. 

[whorlnut]

8 minutes ago, jrober38 said:

 

I'm not missing the point. You're just guessing.

 

You don't know if Allen is consciously trying to do that or if he's missing by that margin because he's just not putting the ball where he intends for it to go.

 

Allen has missed wide open receivers on deep throws this year when the window was enormous. It's not like the players have been blanketed; he's missed John Brown, Foster and McKenzie when they've been wide open running down the field with 2 full yards of separation. 

And you don’t know that he isn’t. The point is we won’t know until he has that type of receiver. 

[Cheesus]

His deep throw looks exactly like his pro day, out throwing his receivers by 5-10 yards. 

[jrober38]

1 minute ago, whorlnut said:

And you don’t know that he isn’t. The point is we won’t know until he has that type of receiver. 

 

Again, he's missing wide open targets.

 

If he's intentionally putting the ball into a small window and overthrowing guys by choice, then you're saying he can't read what an open vs covered receiver looks like.

 

Guys are running free and he's missing them so badly they can't get a hand on the football. 

[thebandit27]

13 hours ago, jrober38 said:

 

Agreed.

 

If Allen is still near the bottom of the league in QB Rating at the end of the season we should cut bait on him.

 

The history of guys who struggled like Allen who went on to become successful after two years is few and far between. 

 

We won't do it, and everyone will go down with the ship next year. 

 

Nice of you to stop in.

 

I've noticed that you've been active on the board after 3 specific games this season.

 

I wonder if there's a contributing factor as to which games you decide to post about.

 

Just thinking aloud. I'm sure there's no really, really obvious and agenda-driven pattern.

[jrober38]

1 minute ago, thebandit27 said:

 

Nice of you to stop in.

 

I've noticed that you've been active on the board after 3 specific games this season.

 

I wonder if there's a contributing factor as to which games you decide to post about.

 

Just thinking aloud. I'm sure there's no really, really obvious and agenda-driven pattern.

 

What is there to talk about after we beat horrible NFL teams?

 

I want us to beat the good teams, and to see our offense perform well against quality opponents. 

 

That hasn't happened yet. 

If our QB keeps struggling to perform against quality opponents, we have a big problem on our hands. 

 

The schedule going forward is significantly harder than it's been up until now. Allen has to face the T6th, T6th, 10th, 13th and #1 defense over a 5 week span. 

 

My guess is that after the 2nd Pats game a lot more people are going to be questioning if our starting QB is actually any good. 

[LOVEMESOMEBILLS]

On 11/11/2019 at 11:06 AM, TheProcess said:

Neutered him. 

This is the exact phrase I've been using since the Pats*** game. Our coach has Josh playing like Tyrod Taylor, who could hit Sammy deep when Sammy was healthy, but then after playing under McDermott for part of a season every deep pass was either too long or too far out of bounds. You have to allow a young QB to make and learn from mistake or he'll never reach his full potential.

 

 

[colin]

there is obviously some crusading going on in this thread, and allen clearly has some serious issues to work through, but our weapons are just not good.

 

mackenzie, foster (who just gets no burn and can't adjust to a ball it seems), duke (who didn't make this sorry roster at the start of the season) and robers are just not NFL WRs of any merit.  

 

they don't get seperation, don't jump up for contested balls, and don't seem to have any fluid route running ability.  our backs have shown not much in the pass game either.  we just lack dynamic play making ability.

 

for all his shortcomings, if allen was throwing to the same crew that mayfield was throwing too, i'm pretty sure we'd be putting up a few more points a game.

 

i still can't figure out how this FO didn't attempt to trade for a WR.

[NFLBighits]

7 minutes ago, colin said:

there is obviously some crusading going on in this thread, and allen clearly has some serious issues to work through, but our weapons are just not good.

 

mackenzie, foster (who just gets no burn and can't adjust to a ball it seems), duke (who didn't make this sorry roster at the start of the season) and robers are just not NFL WRs of any merit.  

 

they don't get seperation, don't jump up for contested balls, and don't seem to have any fluid route running ability.  our backs have shown not much in the pass game either.  we just lack dynamic play making ability.

 

for all his shortcomings, if allen was throwing to the same crew that mayfield was throwing too, i'm pretty sure we'd be putting up a few more points a game.

 

i still can't figure out how this FO didn't attempt to trade for a WR.

I don't know why we didn't draft DK Metcalf in the 2nd round, they were offered a trade to slide down a few picks but stayed put and drafted a undersized defensive tackle ugh!  They could've picked up extra picks by sliding three down spots, would've could've should've.

Edited November 13, 2019 by NFLBighits
Misspelled and added

[colin]

1 minute ago, NFLBighits said:

I don't know why we didn't draft DK Metcalf in the 2nd round, they were offered a trade to slide down a few picks but stayed out and drafted a undersized defensive tackle ugh!

 

we also got our hands on our rotational RT, HUGE GET!

[HeHateMe]

7 minutes ago, NFLBighits said:

I don't know why we didn't draft DK Metcalf in the 2nd round, they were offered a trade to slide down a few picks but stayed put and drafted a undersized defensive tackle ugh!  They could've picked up extra picks by sliding three down spots, would've could've should've.

 

I feel like this needs to be emphasized more as a hit on Beanes credibility.  A real chance to get a WR steal-WR1 prototype in the 2nd round and we pass.  Those guys are usually gone in the first 5 picks every year.  That just isn't going to happen again..

[Royale with Cheese]

1 minute ago, HeHateMe said:

 

I feel like this needs to be emphasized more as a hit on Beanes credibility.  A real chance to get a WR steal-WR1 prototype in the 2nd round and we pass.  Those guys are usually gone in the first 5 picks every year.  That just isn't going to happen again..

 

DK isn't one of those guys that are gone in the first 5 picks.  Those guys don't slip to the 2nd round.  If they slip out of the top 5, they aren't getting out of the top 12.  

 

[HeHateMe]

2 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

DK isn't one of those guys that are gone in the first 5 picks.  Those guys don't slip to the 2nd round.  If they slip out of the top 5, they aren't getting out of the top 12.  

 

He had the talent to easily be a top 10 pick... the injury concern scared teams off and he dropped.

 

Bills should have taken him in the 2nd round.

[Royale with Cheese]

2 minutes ago, HeHateMe said:

He had the talent to easily be a top 10 pick... the injury concern scared teams off and he dropped.

 

Bills should have taken him in the 2nd round.

 

It wasn't the injury concern, it was he was a one trick pony and could only run one route.  If Tom Brady has a better shuttle time and 3 cone drill....that definitely raises red flags.  

DK Metcalf was slower than this.

 

[thebandit27]

2 hours ago, jrober38 said:

 

What is there to talk about after we beat horrible NFL teams?

 

I want us to beat the good teams, and to see our offense perform well against quality opponents. 

 

That hasn't happened yet. 

If our QB keeps struggling to perform against quality opponents, we have a big problem on our hands. 

 

The schedule going forward is significantly harder than it's been up until now. Allen has to face the T6th, T6th, 10th, 13th and #1 defense over a 5 week span. 

 

My guess is that after the 2nd Pats game a lot more people are going to be questioning if our starting QB is actually any good. 

 

So the fact that you only show up to criticize the QB after a loss isn't, in fact, lost on you.

[jrober38]

3 minutes ago, thebandit27 said:

 

So the fact that you only show up to criticize the QB after a loss isn't, in fact, lost on you.

 

Why does it matter?

 

Do you think Josh Allen is playing well?

 

Do you think it's inappropriate to criticize him base off his play, and him being among the worst QBs in the league statistically?