Dan orlovsky and Rex Ryan not keeping the same energy with Josh allen

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

I think the second one was probably should have checked it down got closer to fg. The first you obviously take the wide open td.

Are you talking about the throw that he missed on over the middle on the final drive? If Diggs catches the bomb that went right through his hands Allen doesn't need to make that throw later on, it'd probably have been game.

Allen hasn't gotten much help from the rest of his team in these losses, he's played damn near perfect, I'm not gonna bother nitpicking him..

 

[Loose]

Are you talking about the throw that he missed on over the middle on the final drive? If Diggs catches the bomb that went right through his hands Allen doesn't need to make that throw later on, it'd probably have been game.

Allen hasn't gotten much help from the rest of his team in these losses, he's played damn near perfect, I'm not gonna bother nitpicking him..

Yea diggs was dog shyt yesterday, I think people mostly hard on allen cause he white and most see it ass great white hope thing. If diggs was half as competent as kelce was yesterday I don't think this thread exist. Diggs may have taken a big step back, can't expect random nikkas like sherffield to step up. Diggs get paid the big bucks to catch them balls, that cant happen Once chiefs took away tight end actions it was over.

 

[ghostwriterx]

NEITHER ONE OF THOSE THROWS WERE CLOSE







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Chris Jones mushed the tackle into Allen on the 2nd down play, TD if not for that. The 3rd down play was whatever, it was 3rd and 9 and nobody open underneath for the 1st. B*tch ass Bass would've missed anyway. At the end of the day KC made the plays on both sides when they had to. Bills didn't, Josh included.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Yea diggs was dog shyt yesterday, I think people mostly hard on allen cause he white and most see it ass great white hope thing. If diggs was half as competent as kelce was yesterday I don't think this thread exist. Diggs nay have taken a big step back, can't expect random jiggas like sherffield to step up. Once chiefs took away tight end actions it was over.

Allen has Cook who is explosive out of the backfield and Kincaid who has become a pretty good TE already but other than that's it's slim picking. Diggs has been terrible. Shakir made a couple plays but he also got lit up, he's small...

They were missing Davis who torched the Chiefs a couple years ago in the playoffs. Bills need a receiver.

 

[jaydawg08]

Josh Allen gotta make that catch…………

Nikkas drop passes all the time and QBs are expected to move past it and make a play

Davante dropped an easy TD against the Bucs in 2020 NFC Championship game, Kevin King got burned on a hail Mary to end the half, Aaron Jones fumbled out of halftime and gave the Bucs an easy TD, ESB dropped a gimme 2 pt conversion that hit his chest that would have made it a 3pt game, MLF decided to go for a FG on 4th down instead of a TD.......... None of those matter, only thing people remember is that Rodgers didn't run it in on 3rd and threw an incompletion

That's the life of an elite QB. Allen gotta accept that criticism

 

[CHICAGO]

Are you talking about the throw that he missed on over the middle on the final drive? If Diggs catches the bomb that went right through his hands Allen doesn't need to make that throw later on, it'd probably have been game.

Allen hasn't gotten much help from the rest of his team in these losses, he's played damn near perfect, I'm not gonna bother nitpicking him..

IF DIGGS CATCHES THAT PASS
THEYRE ON THE 25
WITH 8 MIN LEFT INSTEAD OF 2 MIN LEFT






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[ghostwriterx]

Yea diggs was dog shyt yesterday, I think people mostly hard on allen cause he white and most see it ass great white hope thing. If diggs was half as competent as kelce was yesterday I don't think this thread exist. Diggs may have taken a big step back, can't expect random nikkas like sherffield to step up. Diggs get paid the big bucks to catch them balls, that cant happen Once chiefs took away tight end actions it was over.

Chiefs secondary was REALLY good last night, which also gets lost in the Josh Allen blame game. Shakir out produced Diggs over the final 10 games of the season.

 

[ghostwriterx]

Nikkas drop passes all the time and QBs are expected to move past it and make a play

Davante dropped an easy TD against the Bucs in 2020 NFC Championship game, Kevin King got burned on a hail Mary to end the half, Aaron Jones fumbled out of halftime and gave the Bucs an easy TD, ESB dropped a gimme 2 pt conversion that hit his chest that would have made it a 3pt game, MLF decided to go for a FG on 4th down instead of a TD.......... None of those matter, only thing people remember is that Rodgers didn't run it in on 3rd and threw an incompletion

That's the life of an elite QB. Allen gotta accept that criticism

Still annoyed by that game, because Brady was cheeks in the 2nd half.

 

[holidayinn21]

Says that Lamar has to win it all, but flaps the cape for Josh Allen

But ya defend Orlovskkky

 

[The_Sheff]

Are you talking about the throw that he missed on over the middle on the final drive? If Diggs catches the bomb that went right through his hands Allen doesn't need to make that throw later on, it'd probably have been game.

Allen hasn't gotten much help from the rest of his team in these losses, he's played damn near perfect, I'm not gonna bother nitpicking him..

It’s easy for me, if you can watch a 60 minute football game and the only thing you got on a QB are 2 questionable decisions, one of which was a potential TD then he ain’t the reason they lost and it’s not worth nitpicking.

We’ve gotten to the point where people are saying the reason a team lost is because 1 player wasn’t perfect.

If the Chiefs lost would we be sitting here nitpicking Mahomes?

Both QBs did enough to win.

 

[BrehWyatt]

Nah, what was Lamar supposed to light it up with? It’s easy to give Lamar the benefit of the doubt when you recognize his supporting cast was non-existent.

Honestly, that narrative is BEYOND tired.

His supporting cast was good enough for them to win 14 games when he was winning the MVP in 2019 while leading the league in TD passes. It was enough for him to win his first playoff game in 2020 -- during which they were a top 10 scoring offense -- before Lamar was knocked out of the game against a superior Buffalo team. That same supporting cast started 8-3 in 2021 before a plague of injuries -- including one to Lamar -- destroyed their aspirations. Same shyt in 2022.

I completely agree that Lamar's supporting cast was not as dynamic as KC, Buffalo, Cincy, etc. But as long as Lamar was on the field and playing well, they had enough to win games at a very high level. And that's the thing: Lamar was not playing well during the postseason.

Had he put up numbers or looked elite in defeat, he would have gotten a pass and been hailed as someone who could drag mediocre teammates to heights beyond themselves. But because he wasn't looking great in those games, we get threads on here talking about how not only is this Super Bowl a must win for Lamar, but he's got to DOMINATE on his way to winning.

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

Was gonna call him Jim Kelly jr, but smelly atleast owned the AFC

 

[ghostwriterx]

It’s easy for me, if you can watch a 60 minute football game and the only thing you got on a QB are 2 questionable decisions, one of which was a potential TD then he ain’t the reason they lost and it’s not worth nitpicking.

We’ve gotten to the point where people are saying the reason a team lost is because 1 player wasn’t perfect.

If the Chiefs lost would we be sitting here nitpicking Mahomes?

Both QBs did enough to win.

People can't have that, has to be a winner and a loser to blame. It's funny because this all started off possibly the best playoff game ever, where both QBs were godly and it devolved into "Josh Allen is too protected by the media". Hot take narrative culture has completely ruined sports discourse.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

If the Chiefs lost would we be sitting here nitpicking Mahomes?

Actually, I can almost guarantee there would be a thread on it from someone

I don't mind someone saying Brock Purdy was terrible because he was terrible most of the game but he did engineer the final drive to win it. So he gets some credit for that.

Even Baker Mayfield. He wasn't nearly perfect. He was up and down yesterday but he played well for a good portion of the game. If you want to criticize him, have at it. But for the most part he was actually solid.

But Mahomes and Allen... that's just another level. They were both damn near perfect the whole game. They are elite.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

People can't have that, has to be a winner and a loser to blame. It's funny because this all started off possibly the best playoff game ever, where both QBs were godly and it devolved into "Josh Allen is too protected by the media". Hot take narrative culture has completely ruined sports discourse.

Which continues to be funny considering that he's been arguably the most criticized QB all season long or at least on ESPN/Get Up.