Gabe Davis released

[Malazan]

1 hour ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

I appreciate that you are showing data but what you should notice is that while the time to throw, sacks and overall QB hits are down.........the scrambles per dropback are higher than 2020 or even 2021.    

 

That scramble figure should be much less now than it was back then.    He's a much smarter QB.   He's seeing the field and getting the ball out quicker.  

 

And yet he suffered his first two concussions since 2019 and took a number of other hits in the same area of the field that would rank among the more violent of his career in 2024.   I attribute that to the failure of the receiving corps to create enough big plays on schedule.    While the TD dive against SF was Allen's most memorable play of the year, the rest of them were mostly throws made along the sideline.  The TD to Shakir in Baltimore, the subsequent KO in Baltimore on the failed trick play, the KO in Houston the bombs(and huge hits taken) in LA and Detroit.  The last offensive play of the season was literally Allen scrambling right and unleashing an arm punt that Kincaid dropped.

 

What is the scrambles per dropback data?

Edited 19 hours ago by Malazan

[BADOLBILZ]

12 hours ago, Richard Noggin said:

 

Wasn't he just OWNING his former college teammate, Mike Hughes? 

 

 

Yeah  Bills fans lament the injuries the Bills have had in Chiefs games but the Bills have still lost some playoff games where the opponent had areas that were decimated by injury.   Secondary for the Chiefs in that game was one of them.   That was maybe the only time they've really been able to take advantage of such a weakness in one of their playoff defeats.

[GunnerBill]

15 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

Yeah  Bills fans lament the injuries the Bills have had in Chiefs games but the Bills have still lost some playoff games where the opponent had areas that were decimated by injury.   Secondary for the Chiefs in that game was one of them.   That was maybe the only time they've really been able to take advantage of such a weakness in one of their playoff defeats.

 

Yea the Chiefs lost Mathieu in the game too didn't they? They were definitely hurting on the back end.

[BADOLBILZ]

3 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Yea the Chiefs lost Mathieu in the game too didn't they? They were definitely hurting on the back end.

 

 

Yes he took a knee to the head from Allen on the Bills first offensive series.   They were in disarray in the secondary the rest of the game.