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12 hours ago, gonzo1105 said:

 

When he starts to realize that this is how he is going to have to play over the long haul from now on then he'll become a SB winning QB. The question is can he continue to play like this without regressing back to hero ball/josh has to do everything status.

I think that if the “coaches “ quickly rein him in when he back slides we will be fine, but they need to actually do it. 

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1 minute ago, Gugny said:


It’s been his glaring “IF” since 2019. 
 

He is his own worst enemy. 

 

Reid coached it out of Mahomes...do we have someone that can convince Allen that it is in the team's AND his best interest to do the same? Although Mahomes did the exact same thing against the Jags on almost the exact same throw...it was only once tho.

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1 hour ago, Gugny said:


It’s been his glaring “IF” since 2019. 
 

He is his own worst enemy. 

Agreed and from time to he will revert to Sugar High Josh and we have to live with that.  BUT if 85-90% of the time he can play more like yesterday, we are in great shape.

1 hour ago, Big Turk said:

 

It goes back to the only way to stop this offense is when they decide to stop themselves.

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8 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

I don't think accuracy was the problem at the Jets. It was all mental. Decision making. Not just when to go deep and what to go short but also when to trust the protection, when to bail the pocket, when to run. 

 

Totally agree and would just add the obvious, the Jets D has plenty to do with speeding up Allen’s decision making.

 

 They’re game plan for the Bills offense has been excellent.

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7 minutes ago, julian said:

Totally agree and would just add the obvious, the Jets D has plenty to do with speeding up Allen’s decision making.

 

 They’re game plan for the Bills offense has been excellent.

 

Yea the Jets are clearly a good defense. I think they are a bit better in Josh's head than they were on the field on Monday. But they are talented and they have two elite players in Q and Sauce. 

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14 hours ago, gonzo1105 said:

 

When he starts to realize that this is how he is going to have to play over the long haul from now on then he'll become a SB winning QB. The question is can he continue to play like this without regressing back to hero ball/josh has to do everything status.

 

The regression comes when... nobody can make a play.  So he tries to take it upon himself to do it sometimes.  

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1 hour ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

Agreed and from time to he will revert to Sugar High Josh and we have to live with that.  BUT if 85-90% of the time he can play more like yesterday, we are in great shape.

Correct.

As long as the other 10-15% ain't in the post season 

12 minutes ago, K-9 said:

Ecstatic about the high completion percentage, but we really need to stop equating completion percentage with accuracy, which is all about ball placement and not necessarily passes that are caught.

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The negativity towards this great QB and savior of a  franchise that was the definition of futility, is an embarrassment to every rational, objective supporter. Now is a mega talented, driven leader of a team capable of trying to do to much, of course. His performance against the Jets was his worst game since he was a rookie, but the mindless, unappreciative career defining pronouncements about his viability as a winning QB is sickening. Hopefully he doesn’t read this nonsense because this guy has given Bills fans more thrills than we’ve had in 20 long years.

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On 9/17/2023 at 7:11 PM, ToGoGo said:

It was the first week of the season on MNF against a great defense. 

 

Excuses are for losers.  He sucked in week 1 and costs us the game against a team playing a sad sack backup.  Could cost us home field.  He's not a rookie or even early in his career.  It's his 6th season.  

 

He played great Sunday like we know he can when he has his head screwed on straight.  That's what we need to see every week even if the opposition has a great defense and its MNF.

 

No excuses offered. None accepted.

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5 hours ago, reddogblitz said:

 

Excuses are for losers.  He sucked in week 1 and costs us the game against a team playing a sad sack backup.  Could cost us home field.  He's not a rookie or even early in his career.  It's his 6th season.  

 

He played great Sunday like we know he can when he has his head screwed on straight.  That's what we need to see every week even if the opposition has a great defense and its MNF.

 

No excuses offered. None accepted.


We’ll thank God we got people like you holding losers like Allen accountable. 

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