Josh Allen ..................The Book of Josh.

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

2 hours ago, Ann said:

LOL

 

Wants to golf instead of playing flag football?

 

I'm not going to criticize him for exercising good judgement.

[Nanker]

On 1/29/2023 at 8:04 PM, 4merper4mer said:

Illenium?  They’re letting elements play mow?

Elementary my good man. Simply elementary. 

[Ann]

The whole feed is Josh Allen 😛 

 

 

[Ann]

Wow
 

 

[Ann]

If you plan on watching:
 

 

[Ann]

Josh Allen named to the top 5 list by other quarterbacks (and those they line up against, according to Fox):

[Crap Throwing Clavin]

7 hours ago, Ann said:

Josh Allen named to the top 5 list by other quarterbacks:

 

Not shown: Zach Wilson.  Who would be #1 if they polled his mom's yoga partners.

[Ann]

Old story rewritten for off-season content. In case you never heard it...

 

Josh Allen’s snub by MLB player impacted how he interacts with fans

 

It sounded like the usual “guy from a small town makes it big” narrative, and you could argue that to be true, but it was more than that.

 

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen’s Firebaugh, Calif. roots sprouted a time ago, and so did his exposure to professional sports. It was a situation with a former San Francisco Giants player that will forever stick with Allen and how he interacts with fans.

 

</snip>

 

You see, this particular Giants player had finished his game (and played well, as Allen recounted) and despite it being about an hour after the final out, had left the stadium where around 10 young fans waited outside of AT&T Park, including Allen. This particular player seemingly ignored those hoping to score an autograph or perhaps a photo.

 

</snip>

 

“Instead of looking and waving – maybe even giving us fistbumps or whatever, [he] just kind of turned his cap to the side and just kept walking,” Allen said in an interview with WROC-TV’s Thad Brown in October of 2020. “That just left an impression on me. I was just like, ‘I don’t want to root for this guy anymore.’”

 

</snip>

 

Allen said because of that encounter he makes sure during each training camp that he’s the last one out there signing things for young fans and offering up high fives.

 

</snip>

[4merper4mer]

13 minutes ago, Ann said:

Old story rewritten for off-season content. In case you never heard it...

 

Josh Allen’s snub by MLB player impacted how he interacts with fans

 

It sounded like the usual “guy from a small town makes it big” narrative, and you could argue that to be true, but it was more than that.

 

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen’s Firebaugh, Calif. roots sprouted a time ago, and so did his exposure to professional sports. It was a situation with a former San Francisco Giants player that will forever stick with Allen and how he interacts with fans.

 

</snip>

 

You see, this particular Giants player had finished his game (and played well, as Allen recounted) and despite it being about an hour after the final out, had left the stadium where around 10 young fans waited outside of AT&T Park, including Allen. This particular player seemingly ignored those hoping to score an autograph or perhaps a photo.

 

</snip>

 

“Instead of looking and waving – maybe even giving us fistbumps or whatever, [he] just kind of turned his cap to the side and just kept walking,” Allen said in an interview with WROC-TV’s Thad Brown in October of 2020. “That just left an impression on me. I was just like, ‘I don’t want to root for this guy anymore.’”

 

</snip>

 

Allen said because of that encounter he makes sure during each training camp that he’s the last one out there signing things for young fans and offering up high fives.

 

</snip>

My first guess would be notorious douche bag Will Clark but the timeline does not line up.

[Ann]

This guy is pretty good.

 

 

 

 

[Spartacus]

1 hour ago, Ann said:

This guy is pretty good.

 

 

 

 

95 is doubled, but continues unabated, not even slowed down

 

Brown's guy takes him wide, opening huge alley for the stunts and blitz\

(maybe Frazier should take notes)

 

Saffold & Dawkins block no one - indicating blown line call

 

 

 

[Ann]

This seems good

 

 

 

https://twitter.com/GregVorse/status/1623040201571373074

[Ann]

Nice words for Josh Allen and the Bills

 

 

 

 

[Ann]

Ranking NFL's top 100 most valuable players of 2022 season
 

by Seth Walker, ESPN
 

 

 2. Josh Allen, QB, Bills

It's hard to lead quarterbacks in turnovers committed and be the second-most valuable player in the league, but here we are. Allen's QBR and points above average both ranked second to Mahomes. He generated the second- and fourth-most EPA on medium and deep passes, respectively, and was extremely efficient despite playing on one of the league's pass-heaviest teams. Part of Allen's value was through his legs, as he generated the second-most EPA on scrambles (only behind Justin Fields) and the fifth-most on designed QB carries.

 

[Ann]

Nothing new

 

 

 

 

Bills QB Josh Allen won't need elbow surgery, on track for full recovery by 2023 season

 

 

 

 

 

[Ann]

While many (most?) of us count Diggs as a #1 pick due to the trade, this is a wow stat:
 

 

[Foxx]

3 hours ago, Ann said:

While many (most?) of us count Diggs as a #1 pick due to the trade, this is a wow stat:
 

 

And Benjamin was already retired when he got here, he was just collecting a paycheck, so I would even count him.

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22 minutes ago, Foxx said:

And Benjamin was already retired when he got here, he was just collecting a paycheck, so I would even count him.

 

I was thinking if you're arguing that Allen needs more #1 picks around him, and justifying that by referencing Kelvin Benjamin as the last #1 pick he played with, you're going a long way to undermining your own argument.  

[Ann]

 

 

Josh Allen was responsible for 79.3% of the #Bills offense this past season....

[Alaska Darin]

It's hard to say that having a first round WR is super important given the production at the top of the position.

 

https://www.nfl.com/stats/player-stats/category/receiving/2022/post/all/receivingreceptions/desc

 

Jefferson:  1st Round

Hill:  5th Round

Kelce: 3rd Round

Diggs:  5th Round

Ekeler:  UDFA

Lamb:  1st Round

St. Brown:  4th Round

Godwin:  3rd Round

Davante Adams:  2nd Round

Pittman:  2nd Round

D. Smith:  1st round

DK Metcalf:  3rd Round

AJ Brown:  2nd Round

Chase:  1st Round

Hockenson:  1st Round

D. Johnson:  3rd Round

McCaffrey:  1st Round

Kirk:  2nd Round

Tyler Lockett:  3rd Round

 

Things I think the BILLS need to do to improve the offense:

1.  Get Davis healthy and have him take the next step in his development.  Shouldn't be a big lift given it's a contract year.

2.  Find more plays for Knox, who could easily be a poor man's Kelce if the offense focuses more on him.

3.  Draft a hammer back to pair with Cook/Hines.

4.  Find a RG somewhere who is more consistent than Saffold.

5.  If the draft falls the right way, pick Jalin Hyatt (I don't think this will happen but I can hope).