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No matter how many games I watch the use of the prevent defense will never cease to amaze me.  That they go this route so often is a real head scratcher. 

 

And that was a nice throw by Jackson and an even better catch by the WR.  I have to believe that any Bills fan watching this game can see where the Bill's offense is lacking and it ain't at QB. 

 

I bet the Ravens end up winning this game by 2 or more TD's. 

 

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1 minute ago, Chemical said:


pathetic how you stick to your guns despite all evidence Lamar is a better passer than Allen. Or at least on par. 

Pathetic how Allen is still being talked down when he's not even on the field 

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2 minutes ago, zow2 said:

If I was a Titans fan I’d be so pissed right now.  Ya had em 3rd and 16 from way back inside their own 10. Now this 

Was gonna throw a G down on moneyline for TEN at Buffalo sportsbook last minute. I’d be a bit pissed right now if I  had. Now, I know I might completely regret it when the clock goes to 00:00, but I’d be stressed for this whole second half. 

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1 minute ago, Chemical said:


pathetic how you stick to your guns despite all evidence Lamar is a better passer than Allen. Or at least on par. 

I think Jackson being taken after Allen must be the cause for the board Schadenfreude tonight. 

 

How we can't acknowledge his jaw dropping stats by this point is beyond me lol

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1 minute ago, CincyBillsFan said:

No matter how many games I watch the use of the prevent defense will never cease to amaze me.  That they go this route so often is a real head scratcher. 

 

And that was a nice throw by Jackson and an even better catch by the WR.  I have to believe that any Bills fan watching this game can see where the Bill's offense is lacking and it ain't at QB. 

 

I bet the Ravens end up winning this game by 2 or more TD's. 

 

As good as some of those catches were it's entirely possible to fault the recievers and all their drops and tips leading to interceptions for helping the Titans have the ball as much as they have.

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1 minute ago, london_bills said:

It's called stubbornness. Jackson is better than Allen at this point full stop. 

If this was Allen playing with 6 points / two field goals going in the haft time everyone would be screaming for Barkley 

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Just now, JayBaller10 said:

Allen has the better arm without question, but Lamar’s vision and accuracy are decidedly better. When Lamar misses it’s usually by inches. When Allen misses it’s by yards.

He's a cool customer against the blitz

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7 minutes ago, loveorhatembillsfan4life said:

Lol I thought it did. But it was my first trip to Nashville. 
 

Maybe actually stepping foot into the stadium erased all the bad memories for me. Their fans were pretty cool as well and fun to talk with. I felt a mutual respect for what each of team was trying to build.

 

 

I need more time.

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1 minute ago, CincyBillsFan said:

No matter how many games I watch the use of the prevent defense will never cease to amaze me.  That they go this route so often is a real head scratcher. 

 

And that was a nice throw by Jackson and an even better catch by the WR.  I have to believe that any Bills fan watching this game can see where the Bill's offense is lacking and it ain't at QB. 

 

I bet the Ravens end up winning this game by 2 or more TD's. 

 

Frustrating, but I don’t think TEN trusts their secondary that much. Should’ve went for pressure on third and 16, but I get not wanting to give up a cheap TD there and swing momentum the other way. They were willing to sacrifice the time for a FG, and damn near sacked LaMar to stop even that. Still, you’d want to swing for the fences in the playoffs. A change of possession and quick score for TEN changes the 2nd half completely. 

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1 minute ago, JayBaller10 said:

Allen has the better arm without question, but Lamar’s vision and accuracy are decidedly better. When Lamar misses it’s usually by inches. When Allen misses it’s by yards.

 

Not true.  Jackson benefits from a superbly designed offensive scheme.  He has nice touch and has good accuracy over the middle but those sideline passes are cringe worthy.  But at the core of Jackson's passing success is the threat of the Ravens running game.  And that's fine but in the absence of a dominating rushing attack, which includes Jackson's own contributions as a runner, he would be considered an average passing QB.

 

 

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Just now, CincyBillsFan said:

 

Not true.  Jackson benefits from a superbly designed offensive scheme.  He has nice touch and has good accuracy over the middle but those sideline passes are cringe worthy.  But at the core of Jackson's passing success is the threat of the Ravens running game.  And that's fine but in the absence of a dominating rushing attack, which includes Jackson's own contributions as a runner, he would be considered an average passing QB.

 

 

Yeah but MVP MVP MVP.

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Just now, CincyBillsFan said:

 

Not true.  Jackson benefits from a superbly designed offensive scheme.  He has nice touch and has good accuracy over the middle but those sideline passes are cringe worthy.  But at the core of Jackson's passing success is the threat of the Ravens running game.  And that's fine but in the absence of a dominating rushing attack, which includes Jackson's own contributions as a runner, he would be considered an average passing QB.

 

 

This is fair! I like Lamar, but all MVPs become overrated by the media and fans

Josh Reed just said that was the best QB Drive for a FG he's ever seen! LMFAO

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5 minutes ago, CincyBillsFan said:

 

Not true.  Jackson benefits from a superbly designed offensive scheme.  He has nice touch and has good accuracy over the middle but those sideline passes are cringe worthy.  But at the core of Jackson's passing success is the threat of the Ravens running game.  And that's fine but in the absence of a dominating rushing attack, which includes Jackson's own contributions as a runner, he would be considered an average passing QB.

 

 

No doubt his greatest strength is passing over the middle. His greatest attribute as a passer may be his ball placement. We can say “if we take this away or if we take that away, Jackson would be... (fill in the blank)” but you can’t take away what he does on the field regardless of surrounding circumstances (strong rush game/great TEs/solid OL/etc). I’d categorize Lamar as an above average passer. 

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