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1 minute ago, TuelTime said:

 

EJ had poor offensive line play, bad WRs.. no run game.. you know all the same excuses that are made for Allen's poor play.

No, they were fine. He never had  the ability to play QB in the NFL at a starters level. He’s already retired, and never started again. 

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9 minutes ago, TuelTime said:

 

Well if we are just using the eye test, Allen is fools gold.. EJ 2.0. But let's not address to QB position for a couple years because Allen has a high ceiling.

 

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5 minutes ago, Warcodered said:

I'm pretty sure you said:

he certainly didn't do a great job coming back from behind.

 

Ok, lets use rushing then... Jackson had 1200 yards rushing. 80 yards a game. That is roughly what Frank Gore (HOF) and Devin Singletary rushed for COMBINED. While throwing 16 more TDs than Allen on 50 less pass attempts.. Good god, you are the trolls people not me.. Try to be objective. Jackson is better than Allen

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3 minutes ago, TuelTime said:

 

Ok, lets use rushing then... Jackson had 1200 yards rushing. 80 yards a game. That is roughly what Frank Gore (HOF) and Devin Singletary rushed for COMBINED. While throwing 16 more TDs than Allen on 50 less pass attempts.. Good god, you are the trolls people not me.. Try to be objective. Jackson is better than Allen

I don't see that as a sound conclusion.  Jackson has had exactly 1 good regular season, and 2 abysmal postseasons.

 

Jury is OUT.  Your post is proof positive that fans are more critical of their own QB's, and that the proverbial grass is always greener.

 

I think Jackson is one more post season failure away from permanent backup status.

 

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The great Lamar Jackson has been conquered. Stop the run, force Jackson to throw to the outside, and like noodle arm magic, you stop the Ravens O.

 

Case solved.

 

This is something that will never happen with Josh Allen because he's smart , will continue to evolve, and can put the football anywhere on the football field at a high velocity. 

 

Oh, did I mention Allen can also run with the best of them...

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11 minutes ago, TuelTime said:

 

Ok, lets use rushing then... Jackson had 1200 yards rushing. 80 yards a game. That is roughly what Frank Gore (HOF) and Devin Singletary rushed for COMBINED. While throwing 16 more TDs than Allen on 50 less pass attempts.. Good god, you are the trolls people not me.. Try to be objective. Jackson is better than Allen

Don’t care, fake news. Both lost their first NFL playoff game of the season ( 2nd career for Jackson ). He didn’t look great tonight when it counted most. I’d be very disappointed if I was a BAL fan, because they were huge favorites. 

5 minutes ago, Figster said:

The great Lamar Jackson has been conquered. Stop the run, force Jackson to throw to the outside, and like noodle arm magic, you stop the Ravens O.

 

Case solved.

 

This is something that will never happen with Josh Allen because he's smart , will continue to evolve, and can put the football anywhere on the football field at a high velocity. 

 

Oh, did I mention Allen can also run with the best of them...

Not sure if either will ever be a great NFL QB. Jackson had a great season, but so have many others who never did much else. I’m pretty comfortable with the Bills and Allen going forward. I have concerns, but there are a lot of concerned Ravens fans out there right now. 

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2 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

Don’t care, fake news. Both lost their first NFL playoff game of the season ( 2nd career for Jackson ). He didn’t look great tonight when it counted most. I’d be very disappointed if I was a BAL fan, because they were huge favorites. 

Lamar Jackson in January: 2tds 3INTS 4Fumbles

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4 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

Don’t care, fake news. Both lost their first NFL playoff game of the season ( 2nd career for Jackson ). He didn’t look great tonight when it counted most. I’d be very disappointed if I was a BAL fan, because they were huge favorites. 

Not sure if either will ever be a great NFL QB. Jackson had a great season, but so have many others who never did much else. I’m pretty comfortable with the Bills and Allen going forward. I have concerns, but there are a lot of concerned Ravens fans out there right now. 

 I know J G and the 49ers is one smooth looking operator running a well oiled machine.

 

Two teams from todays  action probably wishing they had their old QB's back...

 

 

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15 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

Ravens season flushed down the drain courtesy of Lamar Jackson

 

You hate to see it

 

I don't.

 

Sorry. I know I'm being a little petty, but I can't stand the arrogance of the Ravens, the inevitability of them coming out of the AFC, and just the Lamar hype train.

 

It was all deserved... at least the Lamar hype. But next season I think they fall on their faces a little.

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3 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:

 

I don't.

 

Sorry. I know I'm being a little petty, but I can't stand the arrogance of the Ravens, the inevitability of them coming out of the AFC, and just the Lamar hype train.

 

It was all deserved... at least the Lamar hype. But next season I think they fall on their faces a little.

I mean to be fair we were saying a lot of this last year. I mean I still think teams are going to be better prepared for them, but they got "figured out" in the playoffs before this MVP run in the regular season.

 

Also apparently no Purple teams are allowed in Conference Championships.

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44 minutes ago, CincyBillsFan said:

 

The Ravens season had nothing to do with our season.  Everyone agrees that we're still a work in progress.  Allen needs to improve and we desperately need to upgrade the offense, particularly skill players. 

 

IMO we overachieved this season.  We were playing with house money in Houston.  In contrast, the Ravens were 14 - 2 and had locked up home field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.  They are loaded on offense.  Just look at the pro Bowl roster to see how the 2 teams compare.  Their QB played terribly and because of his play they lost the game.  This isn't a case where the Ravens D didn't show up and they lost 38 - 35 with Jackson playing great.  They lost 28 - 12 and scored ONLY one TD and that was in the 4th quarter.

 

The realistic expectations for the Ravens was through the roof.  If the Bills went 14 - 2 and lost their first playoff game I would be deeply disappointed.  I'm pissed off about the Houston game because we blew a big lead and still could have stolen the game in OT.  But let's be clear NO Bill's fan should be feeling even a fraction of the disappointment that the Ravens fans are going to feel over the entire off season.

 

 

Yeah good post. 

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2 minutes ago, Warcodered said:

I mean to be fair we were saying a lot of this last year. I mean I still think teams are going to be better prepared for them, but they got "figured out" in the playoffs before this MVP run in the regular season.

 

Also apparently no Purple teams are allowed in Conference Championships.

I know I said it. Can we please pull back up the Lamar Jackson thread post the Bills game? I can’t seem to find it.

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35 minutes ago, TuelTime said:

 

Ok, lets use rushing then... Jackson had 1200 yards rushing. 80 yards a game. That is roughly what Frank Gore (HOF) and Devin Singletary rushed for COMBINED. While throwing 16 more TDs than Allen on 50 less pass attempts.. Good god, you are the trolls people not me.. Try to be objective. Jackson is better than Allen

I agree. 

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20 minutes ago, Bangarang said:

This thread essentially turned into a ton of people trashing Lamar so they can prop up Allen. It’s super weird how insecure people get when another team also has a good young QB.

Some of it is likely a bit of a response to the unbridled criticism and downright ridicule of Allen by talking heads on ESPN et al. It’s not insecurity, but rather a call for some objectivity and fairness by the hype train. It gets a little tiresome as a Bills fan sometimes. However , a peek at the Baltimore sun following tonight’s game is revealing. Sportswriters have commented on being “outcoached”, and “ Jackson’s weakness as a passer being exposed” decrying his lack of arm strength on passes outside the numbers. The grass isn’t always greener, and I’m fine with the guy the Bills have. At least for now. As Glanville famously stated, the NFL means “ Not For Long”. 

Edit: fwiw Tyler Dunne tweeted that Logan Ryan mentioned copying Bills game plan vs Jackson in postgame interview. Copycat league for sure. Curious that none of the National media guys gave the Bills D much credit at the time or after. Jackson and Ravens had few yards but got one huge cheap TD. They focused more on Allen and the failed 4th down pass. Seems that NFL players know what time it is , though. 

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12 minutes ago, london_bills said:

I cant work out whether some people here think Josh Allen is actually better than Lamar Jackson right now or are just 'defending their guy.' ?

 

15 minutes ago, Bangarang said:

This thread essentially turned into a ton of people trashing Lamar so they can prop up Allen. It’s super weird how insecure people get when another team also has a good young QB.

You guys seen all the Lamar Jackson hype on this forum. Guy could do no wrong. 

 

The QB's in Allens draft class will continue to be compared throughout their careers 

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32 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:

 

I don't.

 

Sorry. I know I'm being a little petty, but I can't stand the arrogance of the Ravens, the inevitability of them coming out of the AFC, and just the Lamar hype train.

 

It was all deserved... at least the Lamar hype. But next season I think they fall on their faces a little.

Being facetious 

25 minutes ago, Bangarang said:

This thread essentially turned into a ton of people trashing Lamar so they can prop up Allen. It’s super weird how insecure people get when another team also has a good young QB.

Nah I don’t care about propping anyone up just trashing ‘Lamar’ lmaooooo

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1 hour ago, Success said:

I don't see that as a sound conclusion.  Jackson has had exactly 1 good regular season, and 2 abysmal postseasons.

 

Jury is OUT.  Your post is proof positive that fans are more critical of their own QB's, and that the proverbial grass is always greener.

 

I think Jackson is one more post season failure away from permanent backup status.

 

Cmon dude. I think Peyton was 0-3 in his first 3 playoff games. Let's not jump to conclusions already. He's not my QB but he's still pretty darn good. 

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6 minutes ago, billsbackto81 said:

Cmon dude. I think Peyton was 0-3 in his first 3 playoff games. Let's not jump to conclusions already. He's not my QB but he's still pretty darn good. 

I don't think Lamar has longevity though. This league is not kind to running QB's long-term.

 

 

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1 hour ago, Success said:

I don't see that as a sound conclusion.  Jackson has had exactly 1 good regular season, and 2 abysmal postseasons.

 

Jury is OUT.  Your post is proof positive that fans are more critical of their own QB's, and that the proverbial grass is always greener.

 

I think Jackson is one more post season failure away from permanent backup status.

 

One more opening playoff lose and Lamar moves into Andy Dalton territory. 

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2 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

I don't think Lamar has longevity though. This league is not kind to running QB's long-term.

And that’s the issue in a capsule, as many have brought up before. Logan Ryan’s comments postgame ( tweeted by Ty Dunne no link but it’s out there ) were revealing in that regard. He essentially said the Bills D did a good job vs Ravens but their Offense didn’t score much ( sound familiar?). They were going to stack the box to get him out of the run game and make him beat them with throws to the outside or play quarters . It sounded a lot like “ we’re going to make him be a QB” in so many words. 

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41 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

Some of it is likely a bit of a response to the unbridled criticism and downright ridicule of Allen by talking heads on ESPN et al. It’s not insecurity, but rather a call for some objectivity and fairness by the hype train. It gets a little tiresome as a Bills fan sometimes. However , a peek at the Baltimore sun following tonight’s game is revealing. Sportswriters have commented on being “outcoached”, and “ Jackson’s weakness as a passer being exposed” decrying his lack of arm strength on passes outside the numbers. The grass isn’t always greener, and I’m fine with the guy the Bills have. At least for now. As Glanville famously stated, the NFL means “ Not For Long”. 

Edit: fwiw Tyler Dunne tweeted that Logan Ryan mentioned copying Bills game plan vs Jackson in postgame interview. Copycat league for sure. Curious that none of the National media guys gave the Bills D much credit at the time or after. Jackson and Ravens had few yards but got one huge cheap TD. They focused more on Allen and the failed 4th down pass. Seems that NFL players know what time it is , though. 

 

This. It's a natural correction.

 

I feel like many of the Bills fans that are ardently supporting Lamar, were anti-Allen during the pre-draft process or Wrong Josh. Lamar was just an opportunity to move the goalposts. That's why they have such a weird man crush on him, considering he plays for the Ravens. 

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1 hour ago, TuelTime said:

 

Ok, lets use rushing then... Jackson had 1200 yards rushing. 80 yards a game. That is roughly what Frank Gore (HOF) and Devin Singletary rushed for COMBINED. While throwing 16 more TDs than Allen on 50 less pass attempts.. Good god, you are the trolls people not me.. Try to be objective. Jackson is better than Allen

At this very moment maybe.  Long term we will see a lot of what the titans did

 

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1 hour ago, Bangarang said:

This thread essentially turned into a ton of people trashing Lamar so they can prop up Allen. It’s super weird how insecure people get when another team also has a good young QB.

 

Meh. I don't want to bash him so much as emphasize the fact that he's not the immortal superhero QB most of the national media portrayed him as this year.

 

He's an amazing athlete and is also a MUCH better passer than he was even last year.

 

He also has a pretty incredible roster and a potential HOF Head Coach who went all-in on a quirky offensive system tailored to his super athletic QB.

 

He had a fantastic regular season and then he had a bad playoff game. That's just what happened.

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3 hours ago, TuelTime said:

 

Well if we are just using the eye test, Allen is fools gold.. EJ 2.0. But let's not address to QB position for a couple years because Allen has a high ceiling.

EJ had 6 wins and 20 TD's in 5 years. Josh surpassed EJ's entire career's stats this season. 

 

 

By eye test do you mean make up whatever similarity in your own head that you want to make without any justification whatsoever? 

 

 

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3 hours ago, Figster said:

The great Lamar Jackson has been conquered. Stop the run, force Jackson to throw to the outside, and like noodle arm magic, you stop the Ravens O.

 

Case solved.

 

This is something that will never happen with Josh Allen because he's smart , will continue to evolve, and can put the football anywhere on the football field at a high velocity. 

 

Oh, did I mention Allen can also run with the best of them...

The homerist of homer takes lol. Lots of teams have shut him down with just a blitz, and week in and week out we see the replay where he missed an open receiver after locking on to someone pre snap. He might become this mythical QB you speak of, but he isn't there yet. 

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1 hour ago, njbuff said:

To put the whole game on Jackson’s shoulders as a failure is just foolhardy.


Yup, but I don’t like gimmick football and It cratered magnificently tonight 

 

 

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