Malaki Starks wants to pick off Josh Allen most

[PromoTheRobot]

I suppose this is just Starks saying he wants to beat the best, but it also comes off a little like Jalen Ramsey's "trash" take. As a rookie he might want to actually do something in the league first before calling out the MVP.

[Draconator]

Isn't that like putting the play book on the airplane?

[DrDawkinstein]

This kid has no idea what he just unleashed on himself.

 

My brain also went immediately to Jalen Ramsey. Starks needs to go watch tape of what Josh did to Ramsey on the Rams and Dolphins. It was filthy.

 

I'm legit scared for this kid's safety.

 

Should be fun.

[ddaryl]

If you are going to dream... dream BIG!!! 

 

I mean who here dreams about winning $20.

Edited 8 hours ago by ddaryl

[GunnerBill]

16 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:

I suppose this is just Starks saying he wants to beat the best, but it also comes off a little like Jalen Ramsey's "trash" take. As a rookie he might want to actually do something in the league first before calling out the MVP.

 

Behave. He isn't calling out the MVP. He is doing exactly the opposite. He is saying that guy's the best so that's the one I wanna get. 

 

You have to be seriously sensitive to have a problem with this.

[DrDawkinstein]

1 minute ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Behave. He isn't calling out the MVP. He is doing exactly the opposite. He is saying that guy's the best so that's the one I wanna get. 

 

You have to be seriously sensitive to have a problem with this.

 

Oh, I think we all "get" what he was saying. Doesnt mean that it wont go right onto Josh's bulletin board to be used against him later on.

[GunnerBill]

1 minute ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

Oh, I think we all "get" what he was saying. Doesnt mean that it wont go right onto Josh's bulletin board to be used against him later on.

 

As is well known on these boards I think bulletin board stuff is total mumbo jumbo placebo effect. It has no impact on performance. 

[DrDawkinstein]

2 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

As is well known on these boards I think bulletin board stuff is total mumbo jumbo placebo effect. It has no impact on performance. 

 

The one thing you are wrong about. Pobodies nerfect I guess

 

 

Edited 7 hours ago by DrDawkinstein

[BuffaloBillyG]

Josh Allen after dropping 3TD passes and hurdling him once the first time they play:

 

 

 

 

[Mat68]

It’s a compliment.  They used to say Brady or Manning.  Now its Allen, Mahomes or Lamar

[BillsFan130]

19 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

As is well known on these boards I think bulletin board stuff is total mumbo jumbo placebo effect. It has no impact on performance. 

Your first comment I agreed with, but not sure I agree with this.

 

You don't think Josh Allen getting called the most overrated player by his peers and media, provided any motivation to him this year and didn't impact performance?

[Augie]

28 minutes ago, ddaryl said:

If you are going to dream... dream BIG!!! 

 

I mean who here dreams about winning $20.

 

Umm, that would be @HOUSE. 

 

Not a big deal, but I prefer guys showing us things on the field over saying things off the field. Especially the young guys. 

[dave mcbride]

He is literally saying this about the MVP who quarterbacked his team to a victory over a great Baltimore team (the team that drafted him!) in the playoffs--a game in which Allen threw no picks. Why do people have an issue with this? 

[teef]

mother *****...

[Warriorspikes51]

And I wanted to marry my high school crush too
 

 

[DrDawkinstein]

If yall dont think Josh will be planning something special for this kid, then yall dont know Josh or these high-level competitors. They use literally anything. Often times even manufacturing grievances in their own head to fuel the fire. Watch any documentary/30for30, you'll hear about it often.

 

 

Edited 7 hours ago by DrDawkinstein

[GunnerBill]

8 minutes ago, BillsFan130 said:

Your first comment I agreed with, but not sure I agree with this.

 

You don't think Josh Allen getting called the most overrated player by his peers and media, provided any motivation to him this year and didn't impact performance?

 

No I don't think it did. I think Josh Allen being in a better place mentally away from football and in a better designed offense that sought to simplify the decisions for him and reduced the opportunities for him to get himself into trouble were the factors behind it. Oh and just his insane level of natural talent. I think Josh Allen is a guy with incredible natural drive and determination to win. I don't think he needs people talking about him to foster that. 

[Royale with Cheese]

27 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

 

As is well known on these boards I think bulletin board stuff is total mumbo jumbo placebo effect. It has no impact on performance. 

 

Michael Jordan used to make up things in his head of what his competition said about him.  It motivated the ***** out of him.  

[GunnerBill]

3 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

If yall dont think Josh will be planning something special for this kid, then yall dont know Josh or these high-level competitors. They use literally anything. Often times even manufacturing grievances in their own head to fuel the fire. Watch any documentary/30for30, you'll hear about it often.

 

 

 

Yea. Placebo effect. They think "man I'm gonna be so focussed because of that" but when they get on the field that isn't what makes him make great throws, or good decisions. It's technique, talent and split second decision making.

Just now, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Michael Jordan used to make up things in his head of what his competition said about him.  It motivated the ***** out of him.  

 

Yea. Placebo effect. He thought it made him better, so he kept doing it. 

Edited 7 hours ago by GunnerBill

[Doc]

38 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

Behave. He isn't calling out the MVP. He is doing exactly the opposite. He is saying that guy's the best so that's the one I wanna get. 

 

You have to be seriously sensitive to have a problem with this.

 

Knowing nothing about the kid, that's how I took it.