I know they are talking heads, but here comes the Lamar MVP talk again-Hope Sunday changes all that

[Ya Digg?]

10 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

He did it only a week ago when he bounced a pass from the 2 yard line to a wide open McKenzie in the end zone on 4th down with 1:49 to go.....

Again, Josh’s was a physical mistake, Lamar’s was a mental one. Josh saw the guy open, he just didn’t get it there. Lamar didn’t see his guy wide open until way too late. There’s a huge difference between the 2 plays 

[Mr. WEO]

43 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

Again, Josh’s was a physical mistake, Lamar’s was a mental one. Josh saw the guy open, he just didn’t get it there. Lamar didn’t see his guy wide open until way too late. There’s a huge difference between the 2 plays 

 

 

"again"? what are you talking about?

 

You simply said, without qualifying it in any way, " he just flat out missed the wide open guy. Josh wouldn’t have missed that guy being that open". 

52 minutes ago, BuffaloBills1998 said:

To quote the great Don Shula regarding David Wooldley. He’s an athlete trying to play QB, Lamar is not at the level of Allen, Mahomes, Rodgers or Brady or even Burrow for that matter. He’s probably the greatest athlete I’ve seen since Vick but as a passer he’s average. 

 

 

Describe an average passer, statistically.

[Ya Digg?]

6 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

 

"again"? what are you talking about?

 

You simply said, without qualifying it in any way, " he just flat out missed the wide open guy. Josh wouldn’t have missed that guy being that open". 

 

 

Describe an average passer, statistically.

I qualified later in a response to other people who had posted 

[Mr. WEO]

4 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

I qualified later in a response to other people who had posted 

 

 

what physical limitations led the most physically gifted QB in the NFL to make "a physical mistake"?  Did he develop a sudden arm weakness or visual deficit that made him miss a nearby receiver?

[BuffaloBills1998]

17 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

 

"again"? what are you talking about?

 

You simply said, without qualifying it in any way, " he just flat out missed the wide open guy. Josh wouldn’t have missed that guy being that open". 

 

 

Describe an average passer, statistically.

Besides his second year he’s been pedestrian at best. He hasn’t lived up to his MVP status that he had his second year. As an athlete he’s a freak of nature but as a passer of the football he’s meh at best

[Ya Digg?]

3 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

 

what physical limitations led the most physically gifted QB in the NFL to make "a physical mistake"?  Did he develop a sudden arm weakness or visual deficit that made him miss a nearby receiver?

Who said anything about a physical limitation? I said his mistake was a physical one-much like when a receiver drops the ball or a quarterback under throws or overthrows someone. It’s not that he couldn’t do it, he just made a mistake. Lamar made a mental mistake in not seeing his wide receiver wide open. So as I stated before, HUGE difference between the 2 

[Mr. WEO]

13 minutes ago, BuffaloBills1998 said:

Besides his second year he’s been pedestrian at best. He hasn’t lived up to his MVP status that he had his second year. As an athlete he’s a freak of nature but as a passer of the football he’s meh at best

 

This is a thread about him being in the discussion for MVP.  Entering today's game, he had the most passing TD (10 vs 2 ints) and QB rating of 119 (leading the NFL).

14 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

Who said anything about a physical limitation? I said his mistake was a physical one-much like when a receiver drops the ball or a quarterback under throws or overthrows someone. It’s not that he couldn’t do it, he just made a mistake. Lamar made a mental mistake in not seeing his wide receiver wide open. So as I stated before, HUGE difference between the 2 

 

The guy was 2 yards away.  He miscalculated his throw.  It was a mental error.  

[Ya Digg?]

2 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

The guy was 2 yards away.  He miscalculated his throw.  It was a mental error.  

Clarify which guy you’re talking about 

[wjag]

The MVP chants were frequent in the stadium today.  

[Mr. WEO]

31 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

Clarify which guy you’re talking about 

I’ve made that clear twice

[billsfan1959]

32 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

This is a thread about him being in the discussion for MVP.  Entering today's game, he had the most passing TD (10 vs 2 ints) and QB rating of 119 (leading the NFL).

He absolutely deserves to be in the discussion

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

13 minutes ago, wjag said:

The MVP chants were frequent in the stadium today.  

they showed a man and son in raincoats and purple tape 

 

MVP

✅ #8

 

[Ya Digg?]

7 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

I’ve made that clear twice

If you’re talking about Josh, he was on the 10 when he released it, so no, not 2 yards away. Lamar threw his ball late because he didn’t see his receiver. 
why are you having such a hard time understanding the difference between the 2? 

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

Peace ✌️ ☮️ 

 

fellas

 

can’t we just focus on the games and let those who vote make their decision in 14 weeks?

[Mr. WEO]

5 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

If you’re talking about Josh, he was on the 10 when he released it, so no, not 2 yards away. Lamar threw his ball late because he didn’t see his receiver. 
why are you having such a hard time understanding the difference between the 2? 

Where was Jackson when he threw it

[Ya Digg?]

1 minute ago, Mr. WEO said:

Where was Jackson when he threw it

It’s fine, you can admit you’re wrong, no problem. It’s clear you don’t have a response, just move on 

[Mr. WEO]

4 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

It’s fine, you can admit you’re wrong, no problem. It’s clear you don’t have a response, just move on 

someone else upstream already tried to explain this to you.  Jackson made a good throw and Poyer made a great play on it.

 

How many more posters would you like to pile on your soft take?

[Ya Digg?]

2 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

someone else upstream already tried to explain this to you.  Jackson made a good throw and Poyer made a great play on it.

 

How many more posters would you like to pile on your soft take?

You literally haven’t said anything that stands up to my comment. You ignore the facts I’m giving you but that’s what you do on here, don’t you? You haven’t actually provided any substance to this, just some poor attempts at sarcasm/trolling. Watch the replay, the receiver was wide open, Lamar was late noticing it (hence the mental mistake), Poyer did absolutely make a great play and made Lamar pay for being late with his throw. 
But I’m sure you’ll have a fantastic reply to this, so go for it

[Mr. WEO]

1 minute ago, Ya Digg? said:

You literally haven’t said anything that stands up to my comment. You ignore the facts I’m giving you but that’s what you do on here, don’t you? You haven’t actually provided any substance to this, just some poor attempts at sarcasm/trolling. Watch the replay, the receiver was wide open, Lamar was late noticing it (hence the mental mistake), Poyer did absolutely make a great play and made Lamar pay for being late with his throw. 
But I’m sure you’ll have a fantastic reply to this, so go for it

i got nothing I can help you with.  Sorry

[The Wiz]

I see the mvp conversation is getting heated. Don't mind me. 

 

[LewPort71]

51 minutes ago, wjag said:

The MVP chants were frequent in the stadium today.  

From the many Bill's fans in attendance when JA17  had the ball

[BuffaloBills1998]

Well I can say the MVP conversation for Jackson has ended. At least for this week. This is why I’ve continuously said and stand by comments that Lamar is a great athlete but as a QB he leaves a lot to be desired. He has those tendencies like Tyrod, if his first and second reads aren’t there then he’ll just take off running instead of being patient and scanning the field. He relies too much on his legs and most of the time it works when defenses aren’t prepared or on their A game. But when defenses are either on their A game or they adjust, he can’t seem to handle it and he struggles big time. 

Edited October 3, 2022 by BuffaloBills1998

[Billsfan1972]

And if Baltimore won, regardless of the stats, Lamar would have been the talk as this was head to head. 

 

So yes it was an important win for the Bills (as 2-2 with KC in two weeks) was huge.

[Billsfan1972]

NFL Live just confirming that Lamar missed not one but two wide open receivers on the fourth down play.  Also as expected, Lamar was locked in on Andrews, which is very much one of the concerns with him.

 

As I said this was not about the MVP, more so about how the some were setting this game up and the fact I do all of them were in Lamar's corner.

 

Face it if the Bills lost this would have been used as a talking point at the end of the season.

Edited October 3, 2022 by Billsfan1972

[FilthyBeast]

Lamar is a top 5 QB in this league but he's not going to have much leverage for a better deal if the Raven's keep blowing big leads because it's on him and the offense to keep the foot on the pedal as much as it is the defense giving up points in bunches.

[Billsfan1972]

6 minutes ago, FilthyBeast said:

Lamar is a top 5 QB in this league but he's not going to have much leverage for a better deal if the Raven's keep blowing big leads because it's on him and the offense to keep the foot on the pedal as much as it is the defense giving up points in bunches.

He will get his money but is he top 5?  

[section122]

2 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:

He will get his money but is he top 5?  

223 passing ypg good for about 20th

11 passing tds tied for best in NFL

4 ints (NFL leader has 5)

5th highest qbr

4th highest qb rating if you prefer a more traditional stat

15th best completion % 

 

That is before you add in his rushing.

 

9th most rushing yards

2 additional rushing tds

 

Combined:

 

Most tds in the NFL

Over 300 ypg generated

Leading the 3rd highest scoring Offense.

 

 

19 minutes ago, FilthyBeast said:

Lamar is a top 5 QB in this league but he's not going to have much leverage for a better deal if the Raven's keep blowing big leads because it's on him and the offense to keep the foot on the pedal as much as it is the defense giving up points in bunches.

 

He might not be in the top 5 but he is somewhere around there.  He will get his money due to the nature of the position and he will have earned every bit of it.  The Miami loss is entirely on the defense unless scoring 38 points isn't doing enough somehow.  Yesterday you can put some blame on the offense.  However the Bills have one of if not the best defenses in the NFL.

[FilthyBeast]

19 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:

He will get his money but is he top 5?  

 

IMO he especially if you can't name 4 or 5 other QB's you would take over him in the bigger picture.

 

Allen and Mahomes are the only ones I would take over him right now. Not including guys like Brady and Rogers because they are in the twilight of their careers.

 

I'd also add Joe Burrow to that list, ,maybe Herbert but he still has to at least make the playoffs first. And guys like Dak Prescott and Kyler Murray may have got paid but they aren't better IMO, same thing with the ridiculous Watson trade and deal and he's not even top 10 probably.

 

[BananaB]

21 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:

someone else upstream already tried to explain this to you.  Jackson made a good throw and Poyer made a great play on it.

 

How many more posters would you like to pile on your soft take?

Good throw if he was playing catch in his backyard. His WR was open the second he cut to the corner. Lamar didn’t see him initially and kept backing up because of pressure. The throw was terrible, took forever to get to his target. Poyer made a great play, but the throw was still really bad. 

[MJS]

21 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:

someone else upstream already tried to explain this to you.  Jackson made a good throw and Poyer made a great play on it.

 

How many more posters would you like to pile on your soft take?

The throw was not great. He just lobbed it in there. That's how Poyer described it too, I think. He was on the run and under pressure, so that's fine, but saying it was a good throw is not really accurate. It was a throw to an "open" receiver, but there was nothing good about it.

[without a drought]

I don't think Josh cares this much about the MVP.

[Bills2022]

47 minutes ago, FilthyBeast said:

Lamar is a top 5 QB in this league but he's not going to have much leverage for a better deal if the Raven's keep blowing big leads because it's on him and the offense to keep the foot on the pedal as much as it is the defense giving up points in bunches.

 

The playoffs will determine his fate.  If the Ravens go out in the first round or don't make the playoffs, they are not giving him the money he wants.  The knock on Jackson is that he is not producing in the 4th quarter or in playoff games.  It is a fair criticism.  They just don't score in the 4th quarter of games or in the playoffs. 

[Billsfan1972]

7 minutes ago, without a drought said:

I don't think Josh cares this much about the MVP.

Not the point at all. I was just highlighting something I saw last week that made me see red. Isn't that the point have a discussion section?

[Scott7975]

On 10/2/2022 at 4:27 PM, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

 

Are you talking about the Poyer pick? I mean the pass was on mark just late and Poyer made a great play.. And remember Lamar was backing up like 15 yards behind the line of scrimmage by that point due to the pressure. It's not like he was just sitting back there scanning the field. 

 

Not sure if you are being sarcastic though since Allen did in fact miss a wide open receiver just last week on 4th down with no pressure.

 

And another the week before to Kumerow. 

 

He had a guy wide open on the left side of the field from the snap all the way though the pressure. He didnt see it because he never looked to that side of the field.

[without a drought]

9 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:

Not the point at all. I was just highlighting something I saw last week that made me see red. Isn't that the point have a discussion section?

That's my point.

 

[Scott7975]

23 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

 

what physical limitations led the most physically gifted QB in the NFL to make "a physical mistake"?  Did he develop a sudden arm weakness or visual deficit that made him miss a nearby receiver?

 

Heat exhaustion.  The guy was on the field for 90 plays and threw 63 passes in 100 degree humid temps.  Guys were dropping all over the field.  Josh said he didn't feel right until Friday. That drive was 19 plays with 8 straight passes followed by 3 runs for 17 yards with a couple 1 yard RB yards mixed in and lasted over 8 minutes of game clock.  The dude was so exhausted he laid his head on Tuas shoulder.  You really can't see why he might have lost some arm strength in those moments? Come on now.  Ever do physical labor for 3+ hours in 100 degree temps?  If ya have you wouldnt need to ask.

[Scott7975]

1 hour ago, FilthyBeast said:

Lamar is a top 5 QB in this league but he's not going to have much leverage for a better deal if the Raven's keep blowing big leads because it's on him and the offense to keep the foot on the pedal as much as it is the defense giving up points in bunches.

 

How many points have they scored in the second half over the last two weeks?  I dont care how many points you score in the first half.  If you dont move the ball and put up more points in the second half the other offense can do the same thing.  They would have only had 7 points in the first half if not for the gifts from our offense just like Miami.

Edited October 3, 2022 by Scott7975

[Mr. WEO]

1 hour ago, Scott7975 said:

 

Heat exhaustion.  The guy was on the field for 90 plays and threw 63 passes in 100 degree humid temps.  Guys were dropping all over the field.  Josh said he didn't feel right until Friday. That drive was 19 plays with 8 straight passes followed by 3 runs for 17 yards with a couple 1 yard RB yards mixed in and lasted over 8 minutes of game clock.  The dude was so exhausted he laid his head on Tuas shoulder.  You really can't see why he might have lost some arm strength in those moments? Come on now.  Ever do physical labor for 3+ hours in 100 degree temps?  If ya have you wouldnt need to ask.

 

 

So you too say Josh would never (and hasn't ever) made a mental error in the Red Zone or with goal to go?

 

 

[BBills_88]

1 hour ago, without a drought said:

I don't think Josh cares this much about the MVP.

He wants the Superbowl MVP

 

[Kirby Jackson]

1 hour ago, Bills2022 said:

 

The playoffs will determine his fate.  If the Ravens go out in the first round or don't make the playoffs, they are not giving him the money he wants.  The knock on Jackson is that he is not producing in the 4th quarter or in playoff games.  It is a fair criticism.  They just don't score in the 4th quarter of games or in the playoffs. 

I’ll book this bet. The Ravens have already offered him over $49M per year and $133M guaranteed (a bit of an insulting guarantee). If you think that they’re, “looking to move on” you have no idea what that looks like. If they can’t get it worked out they’ll go the Cousins route and continue tagging him.