Josh Allen ... a dirty player?

[QLBillsFan]

5 hours ago, WNYFAN1 said:

Agreed, I hate that about him.

That he competes ? He’s flopped a few times but haven’t seen much of it this year. In this case Cam was laying on him Josh pushed up to get him off.. happens all the time. Cam projects his anger at Josh instead how poorly his team played. Soft as I’ve said before.

[blacklabel]

18 hours ago, folz said:

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.

 

Translation: I, Cam Heyward, am an overgrown toddler and was feeling very fussy from having my lunch handed to me by Dr. Prof. Josh Allen, PhD. Esq. Jr., so I decided to be a baby back bish about it. I sowwy. 

[Donuts and Doritos]

Yeah, don't see it 

 

[Luka]

I see a fat B word standing over Allen running his mouth while Allen is still on his back. Josh probably called him a mean name and he responded typical of someone with an IQ hovering around 50. Got held up by his ankles and robbed of his lunch money, but he couldn't catch Cook so he's taking it out on Josh. 

[TheFunPolice]

Heyward does this often now... 

 

I mentioned it elsewhere but I've been tortured by watching a number of Steelers games this season. They are terrible. NE and Indy literally gave them those games and they STILL almost lost those 2. 

 

But this behavior from Heyward has been going on all year, probably due to frustration because that defense gets bullied often and they think they're big and tough. Instead, they are old, tired, and past their primes and pride is messing with him I think. 

 

The dude gets bulldozed on a fairly consistent basis then gets up to get into someone's face because he is embarrassed I think. Not sure, but knowing you're a bowling pin just getting knocked over when you used to be a feared DL has to suck. 

[The Wiz]

34 minutes ago, Donuts and Doritos said:

Yeah, don't see it 

 

So I've watched this and the game and I think it's two different plays.  The play that heyward apparently got kneed, he was the second man in on the tackle.  This one heyward is the person tackling allen from behind.  I believe #56 made the initial tackle on the play that Heyward came in as the secondary tackler.

[Tanoros]

25 minutes ago, The Wiz said:

So I've watched this and the game and I think it's two different plays.  The play that heyward apparently got kneed, he was the second man in on the tackle.  This one heyward is the person tackling allen from behind.  I believe #56 made the initial tackle on the play that Heyward came in as the secondary tackler.

Perhaps you are right. But this is the play when all of the raucous started. Weird, because Heyward wasn’t acting out before this play. 

[The Wiz]

Just now, Tanoros said:

Perhaps you are right. But this is the play when all of the raucous started. Weird, because Heyward wasn’t acting out before this play. 

It could very well be the start of it and then it happened afterwards with the "kneeing" but I haven't seen any other clear video.  Allen said that he did put a knee into him in his post game but at the same time, I don't think it's anything as egregious as Heyward is making it out to be.