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according to Heyward after the game, Allen "intentionally" knee-ed on his stomach on an earlier play and he got no protection "like a quarterback." He went off on Allen every chance he got after that.

 

Allen didn't back down of course. I thought Allen/Heyward exchange this game might be what turned the game around from emotional standpoint for the Bills. 

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Like the defenders aren’t taking every opportunity to physically remind QBs that they’re QBs.

 

 Allen is just the one QB who likes to physically remind defenders he’s built differently than the other 31 QBs.

 

 Cry harder fatso.

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4 minutes ago, PoundingDog said:

according to Heyward after the game, Allen "intentionally" knee-ed on his stomach on an earlier play and he got no protection "like a quarterback." He went off on Allen every chance he got after that.

 

Allen didn't back down of course. I thought Allen/Heyward exchange this game might be what turned the game around from emotional standpoint for the Bills. 


Really doubt it was intentional. Never heard of anything like that before. Heyward needs to get over himself.

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8 minutes ago, PoundingDog said:

according to Heyward after the game, Allen "intentionally" knee-ed on his stomach on an earlier play and he got no protection "like a quarterback." He went off on Allen every chance he got after that.

 

Allen didn't back down of course. I thought Allen/Heyward exchange this game might be what turned the game around from emotional standpoint for the Bills. 

I'm sorry, but if a QB can hurt you so bad that you completely lose your cool then maybe you don't have any business playing DT, one of the most physically punishing positions in the game.  

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If this was true, there’ll be video of it tomorrow. Unlikely. He’s frustrated the defense gave their offense opportunities to win a game and couldn’t do anything. You’d expect more from a Walter Payton Man of the Year recipient. 

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Oh boo hoo, your 300 pound body is on top of him and he used his knee to try to get you off.  What a cry baby. Thanks Cam for getting our QB fired up. 

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I rewatched it a bunch of times in the moment to try and see what happened. Josh is on the ground on his back with his knees bent up and Heyward on top of him. It was tough to see with all of the bodies, but it did not appear to be a kick or anything, just Josh extending his legs to kind of push Heyward off of him...something that happens in tons of pile ups. Maybe Hayward felt Josh pushed a little too hard (Heyward was also being pulled off of Josh by Bills linemen at the time too), but it wasn't a dirty move, it was a "get off of me" moment that happens all the time. He just took offense to it as if Allen was trying to purposefully do something. I could not see anything egregious in any way, imo.

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19 minutes ago, PoundingDog said:

according to Heyward after the game, Allen "intentionally" knee-ed on his stomach on an earlier play and he got no protection "like a quarterback." He went off on Allen every chance he got after that.

 

Allen didn't back down of course. I thought Allen/Heyward exchange this game might be what turned the game around from emotional standpoint for the Bills. 

 

Josh got hit when he was clearly sliding. That was an atrocious no call. He can talk all he wants as long as he stays smart. 

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5 minutes ago, PoundingDog said:

according to Heyward after the game, Allen "intentionally" knee-ed on his stomach on an earlier play and he got no protection "like a quarterback." He went off on Allen every chance he got after that.

 

Allen didn't back down of course. I thought Allen/Heyward exchange this game might be what turned the game around from emotional standpoint for the Bills. 

Was that the reason Queen hit Allen helmet to helmet when he was down? Was Allen playing dirty when he dragged the whole Steelers defense five yards for the TD.? Was Heyward frustrated because Josh got a 1st down on every 3rd or 4th and short? Heyward looking to justify hitting Josh after the whistle. They lost Queen and TJ in that game. Bad karma, courtesy of Heyward.

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I’m sure Allen isn’t a choir boy out there. I kind of assumed he didn’t  get a 15 yard penalty when he slid because the refs hear what’s going on. and also he has a rep for being a bit of an actor.  But i personally thought the defender should’ve been flagged on that play.

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