Josh Allen Played Most Undisciplined Game in Three years Against Falcons-- Jim Kubiak BN

[The Jokeman]

11 minutes ago, QB Bills said:

It's a boring-ass offense with the most exciting player in the league. I'd be miffed if I were him too.

 

Looks like we're back to the low positive days.

Tom Brady's offense was just as boring, but you know what? It worked. 

[Governor]

22 minutes ago, 26TrapDraw said:

Josh Is too good of a player not to rebound. But will the offense? If he sticks with the elite part of our offense ( running the ball with cook. getting the ball down the seam to Kincaid and getting slants to Shakir, we should be just fine

I think he’s got 1 more little run in him this season with this staff but I do mostly agree. He’s entering the IDGAF stage.  I’m sure he can see that the roster is once again not good enough and I’m sure he probably wants to chop off McD’s hands to stop the clapping. Now he has to look at these goofy glasses. Like come on dude. Stop it.

Edited yesterday at 05:25 PM by Governor

[HappyDays]

10 minutes ago, Bleeding Bills Blue said:

He threw shakir out of bounds on a 3rd down earlier in the game.

 

@GoBills808 time to bring back Allen for Purdy and three 1st round picks

[thenorthremembers]

3 minutes ago, Governor said:

I think he’s got 1 more little run in him this season with this staff but I do mostly agree. He’s entering the IDGAF stage.  I’m sure he can see that the roster is once again not good enough and I’m sure he probably wants to chop off McD’s hands to stop the clapping. Now he has to look at these goofy glasses. Like come on dude. Stop it.

 

If he's entering the IDGAF stage on a $330 million dollar contract, he may as well retire.   Of course, thats complete nonsense, along with you projecting your McDermott hate onto him, so I wouldnt worry too much about it. 

[Not at the table Karlos]

36 minutes ago, 26TrapDraw said:

The problem is that's 2 weeks in a row he's played the same. Is he losing interest/ fire? Is he tired of not being supported properly by the front office? All of this stuff could be grating on him. I'd be tired of the front office's bullshyt too.

He does this pretty much every year. He’ll have a couple bad games then rebound. Last year it was Baltimore and Houston. 

[colin]

has has a road stinker every year, last year it was houston, same thing too, in both games he was missing his best weapon (shakir then, kinkaid now, and then also palmer).  im not worried about josh.

 

what i'm po'd about tho, is that raisin bag brady just can't line up w our best match ups, cook and multi te's, and pass out of run sets or run play action to save his own life.  he also went too much zone vs gap runs vs atl as well, like how hard is it to see what does and doesn't work?  the d blows and is super hurt, but they seem to figure things out on a week to week basis (albeit with some just shockingly bad statistics), how can the OC not just go to strength 4 drives a game instead of 2?

[Blackbeard]

 

Another reason to have a 1 WR.    It draws attention from the defense.  

 

GET THE DUDE A LEGIT WR BEANE!!!

 

PS:  i know it's a polarizing take, but should've kept Diggs and figured things out.  Continuity is a thing  ya know.

[NewEra]

44 minutes ago, Sojourner said:

Here come the lynch mob for Jim. 
Apparently you can support Josh til the end of days but are unable to critique him by some people when he’s actually had a bad game. 
 

Not a lot was good, if any, against the Falcons but we did in fact lose a game because of Josh; not Josh alone but he played a significant part. 

[zow2]

It's a little worrisome when the Bills go through these games where the team sucks and Allen gets in his own head. 

 

We all assume they will right the ship and be rolling into the late season. But one of these seasons...what if they don't??

[DrDawkinstein]

"Josh is obviously rattled and having a bad game. Better pull our 2nd best player for the entire 4th quarter and squash our own running game. That should help the QB"

 

-Bills coaching, apparently.

[Casey D]

1 minute ago, zow2 said:

It's a little worrisome when the Bills go through these games where the team sucks and Allen gets in his own head. 

 

We all assume they will right the ship and be rolling into the late season. But one of these seasons...what if they don't??

To paraphrase Gloria Gaynor-- we will survive.  😄

[QB Bills]

12 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

Tom Brady's offense was just as boring, but you know what? It worked. 

That's nice. That same offense once won a super bowl scoring 13 points. Do you envision that ever happening in Buffalo with this coach? Be honest.

[NewEra]

38 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

show the plays lol

 

for example this is second quarter...first down completion to palmer that he gets injured on. like this is what we are asking on offense rn, to fit a ball into this window

 

 

i guess he's supposed to take the checkdown to cook? then compare that w what penix and the falcons were seeing...

I saw plenty on tape.  I don’t have the all 22 so I can’t post any.  You have the all 22 and didn’t see any I assume?
 

you don’t have to compare anything to what penix was seeing.  That has nothing to do with Josh playing a poor game.  

[Casey D]

1 minute ago, DrDawkinstein said:

"Josh is obviously rattled and having a bad game. Better pull our 2nd best player for the entire 4th quarter and squash our own running game. That should help the QB"

 

-Bills coaching, apparently.

And that is inexcusable.  When you have a mediocre receiving corps, not getting your second-best athlete involved in all ways is coaching malpractice.

[NewEra]

14 minutes ago, HappyDays said:

 

@GoBills808 time to bring back Allen for Purdy and three 1st round picks

No, time to admit when he plays like crap. End of story.  
 

but nooooooooo…… Josh never plays bad 👌 

[Casey D]

5 minutes ago, NewEra said:

No, time to admit when he plays like crap. End of story.  
 

but nooooooooo…… Josh never plays bad 👌 

And I don't see why people reach that conclusion.  In baseball, even the best pitchers like Skubal get lit at least a couple of times a year.  No one has their A game all the time.  It's just that such a stinker from Josh is rare.

 

Also people have their narratives and do not want facts to get in the way.  For example, the Bills receivers suck and Beane should be fired.  It has to be the receivers were not open, not that Josh did not throw to the correct guy.  

Edited yesterday at 05:50 PM by Casey D

[Sojourner]

47 minutes ago, 26TrapDraw said:

beg to differ. I was at the pats game and he forced throws missed open receivers all night. Granted he played better against the Pats. But i saw some very uncharacteristic stuff from 17 these last 2 games. The picks were his fault but the rest of the offense as a whole didn't help him much. Kincaid had a great game against the pats but as a whole the offense is sputtering. In my humble opinion Josh seems off .

Yup. Was there also. Certainly seemed that way. Most of why we’ve seen is there’s only ever one guy open when we are passing, if any at all. Throw the blitz, give him little to no time to make a decision and this is what we are seeing. 
 

Not putting them on the same level as the Lions because the skill players they have are substantially better but like them if you can take away the ground game and force pressure to put the QB in an immediate decision, it’s your best chance for success. 
 

The Pats game wasn’t as bad as the Falcons; from a whole team standpoint, but Josh’s play wasn’t dissimilar and I can only completely agree having watched it in person, on TV and the All-22 that something is indeed off. 
 

Like @Casey D said, Josh is too good not to rebound. We’ll get back to better play.  

[Rich Stadium Original]

I think you can blame the offense's issues on a number of sources.  Although he hasn't said much and overall the protection has been good this season,  I think Allen has taken some pretty big hits already this year.

In the Atlanta game, the Falcons blitzed on like 79% of drop backs..and ridiculously huge number.

I blame the coaching staff for not coming up with enough plays to slow down the blitz rate (and/or players weren't getting open on hot reads)

If you combined a quarterback who wasn't comfortable with the play selection because it wasn't producing results, yet led to a lot of free rushers and hits, it leads to a lot of bad QB decisions and throws.

[julian]

Stevie Wonder could see Allen played poorly, it’s just not something I’m willing to on or even near the top of the list of what’s going to hold this team back from a championship.

 

 It’s fair to point out and discuss.

[ArdmoreRyno]

$10 a month to read that. 

Nah.