1. Season Interception #1: It was a quick slant TIMING PATTERN right off the line; Amari Cooper was stumbling while the pass was already gome from Josh and in the air. The DB undercut the route because Cooper was still stumbling. NOT Josh's fault AT ALL. 2. Season interception #2: a shallow post to Keon Coleman ... PERFECTLY THROWN pass, the ball hit Coleman right in the hands and chest. Coleman should have caught it and walked into the end zone from the 5 yard line, as he had his defender by 2 steps ... but Coleman dropped the ball, popped it into the air, and allowed the trailing DB to pluck the ball right out of the air without contest. NOT Josh's fault AT ALL. 3. Season interception #3: "Underthrown " pass downfield ... but a defrender hit him and tugged at him as he was throwing. MAYBE Josh's fault IF he knew he was being hit BEFORE he threw it and could have pulled it down and not thrown the pass in enough time. BUT IF he was hit unexpectedly, then the int is nOT Josh's fault. 4. Season interception #4: Poorly executed short sideline pass that the DB "jumped" and made a phenomenal play. MAYBE Josh's fault. NO "Step Back" ... even factoring in all 4 interceptions, Josh is STILL averaging LESS than HALF an interception per game. And he has an outstanding rate of 4+ TDs per interception .
All of Josh’s weapons are out injured. Mac definitely stepped up. Give him the benefit of the doubt please. I am sure you’re a Buffalo fan. But there was no step back. Mac Hollins definitely stepped up and put the game on his shoulder. If you check the all 22 you will see that he was hit on one of those plays and the other play was just a great execution from one of the best corners in the league. But the target was a good one.
Sitting behind a keyboard this podcaster does everything perfect. This guy can’t play football but can critique those that do. A guy with 0 yards passing 0 touchdowns telling Josh who has around 30 thousand yards passing and about 234 touchdowns how to play football makes no sense
What a horrible take.... This man does not know what he is talking about. Every game has its own challenges, its own scheme, I am surprised he is a staff writer!
You failed to mention Josh Allen has no weapons. I'm turning this off right now
1. Season Interception #1: It was a quick slant TIMING PATTERN right off the line; Amari Cooper was stumbling while the pass was already gome from Josh and in the air. The DB undercut the route because Cooper was still stumbling. NOT Josh's fault AT ALL.
2. Season interception #2: a shallow post to Keon Coleman ... PERFECTLY THROWN pass, the ball hit Coleman right in the hands and chest. Coleman should have caught it and walked into the end zone from the 5 yard line, as he had his defender by 2 steps ... but Coleman dropped the ball, popped it into the air, and allowed the trailing DB to pluck the ball right out of the air without contest. NOT Josh's fault AT ALL.
3. Season interception #3: "Underthrown " pass downfield ... but a defrender hit him and tugged at him as he was throwing. MAYBE Josh's fault IF he knew he was being hit BEFORE he threw it and could have pulled it down and not thrown the pass in enough time. BUT IF he was hit unexpectedly, then the int is nOT Josh's fault.
4. Season interception #4: Poorly executed short sideline pass that the DB "jumped" and made a phenomenal play. MAYBE Josh's fault.
NO "Step Back" ... even factoring in all 4 interceptions, Josh is STILL averaging LESS than HALF an interception per game. And he has an outstanding rate of 4+ TDs per interception .
All of Josh’s weapons are out injured. Mac definitely stepped up. Give him the benefit of the doubt please. I am sure you’re a Buffalo fan. But there was no step back. Mac Hollins definitely stepped up and put the game on his shoulder. If you check the all 22 you will see that he was hit on one of those plays and the other play was just a great execution from one of the best corners in the league. But the target was a good one.
Sitting behind a keyboard this podcaster does everything perfect. This guy can’t play football but can critique those that do. A guy with 0 yards passing 0 touchdowns telling Josh who has around 30 thousand yards passing and about 234 touchdowns how to play football makes no sense
What a horrible take.... This man does not know what he is talking about. Every game has its own challenges, its own scheme, I am surprised he is a staff writer!
Dude really? No picks in 7 or 8 games so we expect him to be perfect 17 games straight? Just dumb. Every week is a playoff run. Not a good video bro.