Josh Allen's interceptions are (almost) killing the Bills.

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Josh Allen can't stop playing with fire, and his interception numbers back it up. While Allen has consistently put the Buffalo Bills offense on his back, his turnover problems have started to tick back up. After a questionable outing against the Dolphins with both brilliant play, and turnover-worthy throws, the main question heading into the rest of the Bills playoff run will be whether or not Allen can protect the football. This week’s episode uses the all-22 coaches film to analyze the Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen.
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[@AlexRollinsNFL]

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[@Bo_Diddly]

I really think Daboll must be some kind of QB therapist in helping these guys stay calm and take care of the football. I don't think it's a coincidence that Josh Allen is slipping back into turnovers while ole Danny Dimes is suddenly taking great care of the football.

[@dominiquerosemond5682]

Allen threw more interceptions last season

[@jamarvinb6252]

@@dominiquerosemond5682only by one tho and the two years before that he threw wayyy lest tho

[@johnbox271]

It could be a coincidence, but it sure does look that way.

[@Revealingstorm.]

Interceptions were pretty much the same last year. It's like you guys don't bother looking at the stats at all.

[@johnbox271]

@@Revealingstorm. 2022 TD 15 INT 5 92.5 2021 TD 10 INT 7 84.8 Danial Jones number seem better.

[@anujsingh333]

All-22 never lies...from TV angles live I get nervous when I see him taking that hitch like you mentioned - sometimes it's a pump fake or scramble drill, other times it's an erratic throw like the ones you've shown. Regardless, I'm signed up for the JA experience and will have to take the negatives for the overwhelmingly large number of positives lol, and will hope he can get back to taking calculated risks with the right game situations like you said. Nice video!

[@chrismiddleton4733]

Josh Allen is one of the strangest QBs I've ever watched. He often appears unstoppable.... Until he stops himself, unforced, in very bizarre ways. It highlights just how unusual Mahomes is. People like to compare their games in terms of the off platform, off script throws only they can make. Josh Allen is a better and more willing runner. But he also much more mistake prone. Mahomes breaks all the rules and rarely pays for it. Allen breaks rules high school QBs wouldn't and does pay for it.

[@IAmAlpharius20]

Like Favre?

[@rawswisher43]

@@IAmAlpharius20yes

[@rahultalkssports1404]

Of course his fundamentals have come a long way since 2018 but he's still got issues turning the ball over. I think part of it is that he's still a gunslinger at heart and those players throw more INTs than you'd like.

[@Hoffanheim]

But they can also bring you back into a game because of their aggressiveness.

[@rahultalkssports1404]

@@Hoffanheim agreed. It can be a double edge sword.

[@t4d0W]

The gunslinger part I can understand if you are driving down the field from the opposite side. But Allen has done better in red zone situations in the past year. There is a different approach to those situations to control and score rather than attempt to throw at a nonexistent window.

[@jokotri2186]

Josh Allen is a QB belong in the 2000s era, when QB throwing 2 INTs not a big deal.

[@EdmacZ]

Josh Allen is uncomfortable because he became too high on his arm strength and became a gunslinger. Gunslingers get shot more often than not. There's a reason why they don't win very much. Mahomes adjusted his game from his 2018-20 gunslinger days and it earned him a second ring.

[@jeoh93]

He is the run game and pass game. It’s too much responsibility on his shoulders.

[@Akkbar21]

Yup. The Bills are not a balanced team.

[@O5dash13]

Thanks for bringing back the cool intro! And I can't imagine how well you do in fantasy football with your big brain study.

[@coreybell4363]

The Josh Allen hype for this year never made a bit of sense to me. I’ll concede he can be a great QB at times but it’s definitely not consistent. Last season the Bills had a great offense, great coach and the #1 defense and they couldn’t make it past the divisional round. Allen got more credit last year for losing to Mahomes and the Chiefs bad defense than Mahomes did for beating Josh and the Bills #1 defense. I can’t think of one all time QB that couldn’t at least make the SB if they had a top offense, great coach and #1 defense backing them up! It screams being overrated to me. But maybe that’s just me 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@andrewambrusko3651]

It's definitely just you considering 95% of gm's would suck allens nutsack in a heartbeat if it meant him playing qb for them

[@lamart56]

Love the consistent upload schedule Alex. I know every Saturday after I finish my Peloton ride and take a shower I am going to flip on my iPad and watch the latest breakdown from your channel. Keep up the good work!

[@topleftfromtime]

Right? Can’t even remember the last time I had a Saturday that didn’t involve watching Alex’s next upload

[@troymazzei5976]

Ironically that is not what did them in against the Bengals. However this is a 100% valid point. He's good, great even, but he's not Mahomes.

[@TheHeadincharge]

True, his issue was more in accuracy in that game.

[@craigcampbell8560]

This is has quite a few similarities to the issues Patrick Mahomes had last season when he was struggling. While they are obviously different players, Mahomes and Allen are similar in a lot of ways. Both are aggressive and have the huge arms needed to make a lot of throws that most QB's should never even consider trying. This season Mahomes has done a better job of knowing when to be aggressive versus just taking what the defense is giving him. I think Allen will get this cleaned up. He's a smart and coachable player like Mahomes is, so he'll adjust... The question is will that happen during the playoffs this year or after?

[@t4d0W]

Mahomes saw the highest amount of 2 high safety looks last season and it was an adjustment all year long. It caught up with him the playoffs vs the Bengals because they were down and he only saw Hill as his way out. This season was an easier adjustment because he had no Hill to have that easy bail option and he had to leverage from his easier answer to the 2 high with Kelce to attack that defense. But also had a group of receivers that can be effective if Mahomes can get them in the right match up. Allen has had flashes this season where he has shown a 'complete' game but towards the middle of the season, he started showcasing more boneheaded plays specifically in those red zone/goal line scoring situations. And it is those mistakes that still set him and Mahomes apart.

[@craigcampbell8560]

@@t4d0W Agreed. Mahomes trying to force the ball downfield (especially to Hill) against that deep shell wasn't what I would call good decision making either, given it usually wasn't as egregious as some of the decisions I've seen Allen make. We've seen Allen clean that up before and Mahomes has obviously cleaned that up himself. The biggest difference is Allen has regressed this year by making those bad decisions again. Mahomes has managed to find the fine line between aggression and foolishness while Allen is still trying to find that line. You're right though, those mistakes ARE what sets Mahomes and Allen apart.

[@Rico401Prov]

Anyone watching this after the Bills got spanked? 😂

[@jamesdean5631]

I think the elbow injury and I think he had a concussion that deeply effected his processing power

[@deerucker08]

This didn’t even bring up his fumbles! That’s how chaotic he’s been this year!

[@J42274]

Fumbles aren't usually the qbs fault considering most of his fumbles are in the pocket

[@deerucker08]

@@J42274 did he fumble everytime he got hit in the pocket? no he sometimes was able to protect the ball and other times he wasn’t. you can take a sack and not fumble. blindside or not. (the one in the dolphins game was his fault, he tried to make a play and fumbled it happens)

[@J42274]

@Ass Clapper nope

[@monophthalmos9633]

Starting the video with triggering the PTSD of half a dozen fanbases in just half a minute, impressive! xD

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

that's what I do, baby

[@yaahlabanyamyan144]

When you have a gun and its big you tend to get trigger happy at the shooting range 😂

[@nicholasperkins9295]

Can you do a video on Dak Prescott Explaining his interceptions?

[@cloutgod2888]

ngl the outdo was fire, now make one on daniel jones, ik he has some plays where he has a receiver deep and he doesn’t throw it but i feel like keeping the defense off the field on controlling time of possession is wat he does best

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

When the season is over I will!

[@monophthalmos9633]

I wonder if it would be effective to bring just three defensive linemen and put in an extra linebacker or a rogue safety to make Josh Allen sit in the pocket longer, make him think and then whack him when he tries to scramble.

[@topleftfromtime]

I been waiting 2 years for my dad to make a video on my Buffalo Bills & when he finally does it’s cuz my QB throwing INTs like usher bucks 😭😭. Still a W video my G 😂 Edit: ayo my bad lol I completely forgot about the “The Bills Are (Literally) Changing How Defense Is Played” video 😭

[@anujsingh333]

He made one at the start of the year highlighting and giving props to our defense..?

[@topleftfromtime]

@@anujsingh333 yoooo that’s RIGHT!! Holy shit, I completely forgot about that video! Good looks homie.

[@bigtshotmusic]

yo dad?

[@topleftfromtime]

@@bigtshotmusic yessssirrrrr that’s my dad

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Son, I got you. This will be a year to learn from imo, it stings now, but it'll only help them into the future. Nobody talks about all the defensive injuries too..

[@sirtorndr]

Thank you for another great breakdown, Sir Alex! The Allen versus Burrow matchup will be fascinating. Even with the interceptions, the Bills' offense was still better than their season average in terms of points and yardage. It will be fun to see how the Bengals try to get Allen to make risky decisions downfield. If they can generate some pass rush, they have a good chance. Secondarily, I love that the introduction music is back! I think it adds drama and enhances the anticipation of another great video.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Sorry I couldn't squeeze any Seinfeld in there Noah. I was loving the Bills-Bengals game til the Bills ran out of gas

[@classicplaylists8052]

Time after time, Josh doesn't see what's wide open right in front of him. He's too busy looking downfield for a splash play. He plays the same way whether it's 98 degrees and sunny or 0 degrees in a snowstorm. Maybe he's nearsighted but I think there's a perception problem here.

[@amarevanhook7453]

They don’t do the quick game at all for some reason they just want Josh to bullet it every play

[@EdmacZ]

Josh Allen is Ben Roethlisberger, minus the offseason issues.

[@iraesch4637]

The first play you analyzed is the exact same play that the Chiefs score on in the AFCCG against the Bengals. Same routes, same coverage. But it goes for a td, instead of the pick. That's the Mahomes difference.

[@andrewgranger3370]

Love this channel, it is one of my favorite sports commentary channels and my favorite NFL commentary channel, but dear god I wish you all could get some different sponsors than men's grooming of betting ap sponsors.

[@andrewgranger3370]

The last three QB videos you have done have been on quarterbacks I think have amazing talent. Thanks for that. Do you think that Allen is trying to be agressive because he feels he needs to carry the team and prove his worth? He seems to be looking to see how he can make the play rather than let the play develope and utilize the talent of those around him. I mean it would be nice for the Bills to utilize the run game a bit more so that Josh does not feel he has to do everything, but I get the feeling that he sees the other QBs in the AFC and thinks he has to match them throw for throw.

[@benjaminmckay6983]

It looks like he doesn't trust his receivers outside of Diggs, and he's pressing and feeling like he has to be superman every game. In his defense the Bills receiver play has been really bad this year, but he's clearly not "trusting the process" as McDermott would say. I also don't think Dorsey has shown an ability to really calm Josh down and get him to settle his game. I think in general as an OC he's been very good, but a huge part of Daboll's effect on Allen was how he managed to get Josh calm and in rhythm, and only unleash the chaotic playmaking version in high leverage scenarios. Dorsey seems to just let Josh do his thing and ride that line between magic and chaos a little too much.

[@andrewgranger3370]

@@benjaminmckay6983 Yeah good point. If he does not feel comfortable with the receivers it would make sense that he is forcing things.

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Thanks Andrew, yes I do. They were too Allen centric last year, it didn't feel like a complete offense

[@krakhedd]

This season, JA17 is still the leader of the team and all that, but it's been the defense more than the offense that's stepping up and winning these games. And defense does win championships. So here's hoping if Josh doesn't rein in his turnovers, that at least our D holds steady. Even though they're built to pin their ears back and attack and our offense sputtering doesn't help them do that

[@jbarkley4198]

I mean, I’d hope our defense took some of the burden and load when our HC is a defensive minded coach, our DC has decades of experience and was an awesome player himself on a historically good defense (85 bears) and literally every 1st round pick from 2017 to last draft (besides Josh Allen) have been defensive players. Allen is literally the only player on our offense that is a former 1st round pick.

[@t4d0W]

I mean you are right about defense winning in the playoffs. Bengals understand it as it was their DC and their persistence on defense that got them past the Raiders, Titans and ultimately the Chiefs to get to the SB against a strong defense with the Rams. This year the Bengals DC carry the same consistency on defense so far and being great with 2nd half adjustments. Bills fans may claim they got pro bowlers on their defense but there aren't bonafide game breakers and Leslie Frazier isn't amazing at adjustments. That D-line is great to survive the regular season because they play well enough off rotation. But none of those guys stepped up against the backups that the Bengals O-line put out (except Ted Karras). BIlls defense suffer the same fate as the Ravens on offense: great enough in the regular season but not enough juice in the playoffs.

[@jbarkley4198]

@@t4d0W As a Bills fan, I’m fed up. This team needs a complete change in the coaching staff. I love McDermott, but he’s taken them as far as he can. We get out coached every time we play a legit team in the playoffs. We need an offensive minded HC, who is proven. Beane needs to let McDermott go, and hire Sean Payton. We don’t have time for an OC to learn on the job. Allen needs a true mentor who has done it before on the highest level. Payton can get the most out of Allen and truly teach him the game. The defense needs a DC that coaches an aggressive, hard hitting relentless style of defense.

[@laramstake3742]

Just started the season with 4 more turnovers. Another video is needed 😂😂😂

[@eduardofunez5574]

Yes the intro is back

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Yessir Ed!

[@oswaldmensin5283]

So many turnovers. Hes not Mahomes. Hes not Brady.

[@anthonyware4033]

Those pick did kill the bills.

[@jbarkley4198]

Just remember guys, Peyton Manning a top 3? QB all time….threw ints early in his career like they were a part of his bonus money. “Ok coach, so I have to throw three ints today to get this weeks bonus. It’s just business!”

[@o4tw382]

28 his rookie year.

[@awadfaddoul7284]

How does this compare to Brett Favre's aggressiveness? I watched him later in his career, but I never did any tracking like you did regarding the situations when he throws his picks

[@jamesheckman6411]

I think we are all forgetting he lost Brian daboll this off-season, probably a contributing factor to his regression. Daboll cleaned up his footwork, and old habits are returning

[@bullzeyez3236]

Ken Dorsey was always Josh's quarterback coach. Not saying Daboll didnt have a hand in it but Dorsey and Jordan Palmer were more of an influence.

[@jonathanpielmeier4956]

Jordan Palmer cleaned up his mechanics, not Daboll. And regression? He's been better in nearly every basic and advanced metric this year, than last year, including ints. This is just a ridiculous national media driven narrative.

[@Jovanni_Ruiz]

I get he has terrible turnover stats but I hate the fact that people act like he’s full blown regressed. 40+ TD, 4000+ passing yards, 700+ rushing yards and a 14-3 record at the time of this comment are still top top tier statistics and play. He makes stupid mistakes but he also does damn near everything for the bills offense. I’m taking Allen over 30 other qbs in the league right now.

[@t4d0W]

Its not like ALlen is running anything super new from the playbook. At worse he just plays backyard bombs with Stefon Diggs if he finds him open. At this point this is all Allen just cleaning up the small things and being consistent with it. Because that small thing is a difference executing 4-5 more plays within that red zone distance to get a score to Allen threatening to a window that doesn't exist and turning the ball over. And against some opponents and playoff defense (see Bengals), you don't want to do that AT ALL.

[@jonathanpielmeier4956]

I think the video is good conceptually, and overall, but there is so much more nuance than just saying "this is a flood/levels/sail/ concept..." or "this is a RZ Cov 4 beater..." & "he's just being too aggressive," that I wouldn't blame anyone for assuming that doesn't follow the Bills on a micro level. For instance, he has a new OC for the first time in his career, and though there is familiarity and much of the offense in terms of nomenclature remained the same, about 2/3 through the year they did mention that they scrapped a lot of newer concepts and went back to things they've had more success with in the past - so there has been adjusting that some of the other top QBs haven't dealt with, namely Burrow & Mahomes. Moreover, the loss off Cole Beasley & Emmanuel Sanders, in terms of nuanced route runners, especially vs zone in underneath routes, has resulted in Allen having to rely heavily on gadget guy turned full time slot WR in Isaiah McKenzie, who just fundamentally lacks reliable hands & the ability read zone Def on the fly and is far more of a man beater on speed routes; as well as Kahlil Shakir, a rookie with loads of potential, but struggled so far to pick up the choice/read/option routes that are a heavy part of the Bills offense. This was especially an issue after week 4 when Beasley's replacement, veteran Jamison Crowder, was lost for the season. Elevating Gabriel Davis into the full time WR2, and going from 35-45% of snaps his first 2 years, to 85% for the first time in his career, also created a lot of dependability on inexperience. Overall, and Josh would never say it publicly, he's lost a lot of trust in some of the receiving talent throughout the course of the year. They have led the NFL in drops and drop % pretty much from start to finish of the season, and are at the bottom of the league (maybe even dead last now, haven't checked in a few weeks) in avg yds of separation created vs both zone and man. They wanted to get the backs more involved offensively this year in the passing game, especially with the addition of James Cook & Nyheim Hines, but they've often let him down in terms of drops and not being in the correct spot (see near pick vs Detroit on checkdown to James Cook as an example). You mentioned the OL, but this cannot be mentioned enough. They've faced the Pats x2, Jets x2, and blitz happy ultra aggressive Mia x3, along with a fully healthy LAR, Tenn, Bal, Pit, KC, GB, Cle, and even Minn, who's DLine is great. Great DLs, along with Rodger Saffold and Spencer Brown being weekly sieves, and injuries at varying times to all of them, and Allen has been pressured at a ridiculous 36% on the season. Which leads to the last point, the UCL injury that he's quietly battled since week 8, when this "turnover prone" narrative began. Having to relearn how to throw effectively on the fly shouldn't be undersold. All of this, and still threw just 2 more picks than Burrow, Mahomes, and Rodgers, and 1 fewer than last season. In fact, Allen has a reputation for throwing a bunch of INTs, especially early in his career - he threw 31 in his 1st 3 seasons over 44 games, while Joe Burrow has thrown 31 in his 1st 3 seasons over 43 games. The last 2 years he's thrown 29, Burrow 26, and Mahomes 25. If 3-4 more ints means you're a more reckless passer over the course of 34 games, then ok, I guess. But hes also thrown far more TDs on deep to intermediate passes (10-19 yds & 20+) than anyone else - 29 for Allen, compared to 17 for Burrow, and 13 for Mahomes. They are the 2nd overall offense in DVOA, pts/gm, yds/game, EPA, and EPA/play, and over this stretch of 4 games when this narrative has exploded, they've scored 34, 35, 35, & 32 pts. And have scored 28+ pts in 7 of the last 9 games. So I get that it's for some reason seemingly all the national media is talking about this week...but man, if that's "bad" I can't even imagine what good looks like.

[@black_tech_owner]

Josh Allen sucks. Plain and simple. No one has thrown more interceptions than him since he has entered the league, and he loses in the divisional round every year. Very simple.

[@akmetal574]

What about all the Fumbles?

[@andrewfung8591]

Allen last year was a little bit more like Rodgers I thought last year and Mahomes was like Favre because he was so aggressive but now it's like switched

[@t4d0W]

Mahomes is entering his own realm now. He used to be the guy that drove the ball deep the best even in 3rd/4th and long. Then in recent years he's mastered taking what the defenses give underneath along with the short pass game. All while diming up different teammates and not turning the ball over. Basically what Allen is hoping to accomplish but is struggling atm.

[@jbarkley4198]

@@t4d0W Mahomes has a more consistent group of receivers also. And Andy Reid and his system. Allen has a 1st time OC and he’s still balling with some reckless play sprinkled in.

[@grimreaper15]

@@jbarkley4198 You do realize when Mahomes started he litterally only had Kelce and eventually Hill as top tier threats, a mediocre or worse offensive line and one of the worst defenses in the nfl, but he still found ways to make things work. and of course he has Andy, but not many people were giving Andy his due credit until Mahomes came along. In fact he was rarely ever mentioned before, he grew with Mahomes and they complement eachother, neither Allen or Mahomes started in the nearly perfect team like Brady did after bledsoe got hurt, the team he started with was monsterous and got even better, always hated that the rest of Brady's team never got as much credit as they deserved, just all went to Brady like he was a one man team, so frustratiating to me, an average QB would shine in the position Brady was put in, but don't misunderstand, im not saying Brady is average, just that he get a bit more credit than he deserved in his early years especially and the rest of his team mostly got slept on. Sorry kinda got off on a rant.

[@gozo1985]

Intro back 🥰

[@AlexRollinsNFL]

Yeah, but not til after the season. Focusing on teams that are still in it right now

[@wrii2034]

I don't blame him for the interceptions last game, Bease should've had it. Brown stopped running the route. The fumbles, yes bad.

[@Chrisd0ntmiss]

Throwing a fade to John Brown with the pass towards the numbers and not his back shoulder is definitely JAs fault

[@kishanprajapati7702]

Seems like it’s either a home run or a strikeout. When they know what’s coming, it’s more likely a strikeout. The scheme should not be “all Josh Allen” but “for Josh Allen”. Allen isn’t the bullet who makes insane damage but the trigger man who can hit you anywhere. That’s what is the difference between him and Mahomes imo.

[@BigDave113100]

On that’s first play. We not gonna talk about 85 not running the dig where’d be wipe open over the middle?

[@JS-yc8wj]

that play the underneath route drifted too high imo he should have been more shallow and straight towards side line rather than drifting closer to be a very drifty post taking 1 defender to cover both routes.

[@isaacburr3074]

do you think josh allen can break farves int record?

[@gregholden8812]

Do you realize he threw fewer interceptions this year than last year and has only thrown one more that burrows? You guys get stuck on something and can't get of it

[@ChrisSmith-tu9bu]

I wish your make a video like this for Dak because DAMN was he a victim of receiver errror this season

[@55TheInTIMidator55]

I and many analysts said Josh Allen was reckless in college and wouldn’t make it in the NFL. The first half is still true. He is reckless, his accuracy is all over the map at times and his style of play does not lend to sustained success.

[@Colbias14]

sounds like ((analysts)) are wrong, hes only gotten better and more accurate since being drafted, no idea what your smoking.

[@55TheInTIMidator55]

@@Colbias14 He was the worst qb in football his first two seasons and regressed last year without Daboll. What are you watching and reading?

[@Colbias14]

@@55TheInTIMidator55 both of those statements are false.

[@55TheInTIMidator55]

@@Colbias14 Both of these statements are true. Watch the tape, look at the stats. This isn’t even an argument. You’re just wrong. I’m not arguing facts with you.

[@Colbias14]

@@55TheInTIMidator55 "I’m not arguing facts with you." yeah i already gathered that

[@trezaleguy8785]

Thank u so much for this. Nobody believes me

[@kingjay9929]

The answer is simple. He’s brett favre reincarnation and he can RUN

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

If Josh Allen is a mobile Brett Favre, he will throw a game-losing pick in at least one playoff game.

[@jonathanpielmeier4956]

Well, hasn't happened yet, and so far he's the highest rated post season QB in NFL history with a TD/int ratio of 17/3.

[@mytwosense9135]

@@jonathanpielmeier4956 meh

[@CharlieRogers50]

Many can be good for a half, a game, a stretch, or even a season. Only elite QBs can be great for multiple years or over a career.

[@SidelineSteve]

Allen continued being a PFF stud but the narrative was so negative towards him. This helps settle the debate!

[@bengalbabe]

Exactly why is Bengal fans are so confident in winning this game. You don’t want those turnovers against our very opportunistic defense. Bengals win 35-31

[@BrownBomber92181]

He definitely has that Brett Favre in him at times, getting too over aggressive. Thing is he doesn't have the same football instincts that Favre had.

[@EricA-kl7by]

Obviously Allen can sling it with the best but he will need to rely on his legs to keep the defense honest. I think Burrow will play keep away and steal a win if Allen goes hero ball

[@joshallen1729]

Honestly it's ken Dorsey it isn't Allen as much as non bills watchers think

[@Chrisd0ntmiss]

Dorsey isn’t throwing the interceptions

[@joshallen1729]

@@Chrisd0ntmiss sure, he isn't, but his play designs are confusing Allen or baiting him or quite frankly just poor designs. Daboll knew how to play call with allen

[@Chrisd0ntmiss]

@@joshallen1729 weren’t bills fans the ones saying Josh Allen didn’t need Daboll lmao

[@joshallen1729]

@@Chrisd0ntmiss not me. However it could be fair to say Allen doesn't need daboll but ken Dorsey is hurting him

[@Revealingstorm.]

@@joshallen1729 the numbers are exactly the same as with Daboll last year. Hell Allen had one more interception last year than this year

[@mikefallopian3191]

The Green Bay game broke him, whatever happened there, his season went straight downhill.

[@Noob_Guy2k]

No turnovers in the red zone last season but okay one good year bad w turnovers he’s bad ig

[@garbonzobean1]

I blame Dorsey. Poor offensive concepts. It's been an issue all year.

[@CornellSandifer]

Yeah, but some were calling him the future goat while Mahomes was putting foot to his backside now it looks like his goose is being cooked but ether way I like barbequed goat and stewed goose, Allen getting eaten regardless of the recipe.

[@beacharrows]

cover 3 bagging josh lol he needs to only throw the ball in those situation if the there more space for the wr to catch it he forcing it too tight with the safety

[@AzIbra16]

I was expecting giants video 😂

[@leokohler880]

I think his problem is just a weakness against NFC North teams.

[@TH3RMOantonio]

But he is still dominant he can throw 10 ints a game and still win the game 47-10 it’s a normal josh Allen thing to do

[@gymer15]

Curses by the football Gods kill seasons too....wide right...music city miracle...13 seconds...and this years EMBARRISING HOME INIALATION.

[@jackcarraway4707]

Burrow > Allen

[@concerts5539]

aged pretty well. who dey

[@Nahaintnoway]

Welp the Bills blew it vs the Bengals

[@Noob_Guy2k]

9 game win streak

[@youknowho2541]

Josh Allen 2018 1st Rd 7thPK Best TD INT Ratio 37-10 0 SBs 0 MVP Has a top 5 talent at WR Lamar Jackson 2018 1st Rd 32ndPK Best TD INT Ratio 36-6 0 SBs 1 MVP (2nd ever unanimous vote, all time) Never had even a top 10 talent at WR Lamar is the better player.

[@mikefallopian3191]

There's not one GM in the league who would trade Josh Allen for Lamar Jackson straight up.

[@youknowho2541]

@mikefallopian3191 foolish considering the more individually decorated career of Lamar, with far FAR less on the perimeter. Thankfully that has changed this season. You also don't speak for 31 GMs. Thanks for your opinion though.

[@mikefallopian3191]

@@youknowho2541 I can speak for them on this, or anything else so obvious. No problem.

[@youknowho2541]

@mikefallopian3191 wrong.

[@nawbrah2841]

Nick Wright liked this video 100 times

[@dezevora45]

Yet Dak gets all this unnecessary hate😒

[@asmahasmalaria8596]

Yeah, he lost Brian Daboll. I don't think it's a coincidence that Allen is struggling with turnovers now while Daniel Jones somehow isn't anymore.

[@Revealingstorm.]

Exact same amount of interceptions this year as last year

[@J42274]

Wdym allen has 1 less int, if you're talking about the fumbles all of them are in the pocket, it's the olines fault for the fumbles

[@grimreaper15]

@@J42274 No, a QB is taught to protect the ball in that situation, or throw it away, he still had option other than a weak grip and fumbling, all kinds of QB's get sacked all the time but don't fumble like that. It's partially the o-lines fault of course, but the QB also has some control on whether or not he fumbles by tucking with both arms or throwing away the ball.

[@J42274]

@@grimreaper15 So AQB is supposed to have our eyes on the back of their head?

[@grimreaper15]

@@J42274 How many og the fumbles were from blindsides? Also, many QB's get blindsided but still don't fumble, they know they gotta expect anything, epecially if they saw a player get funneled around behind them by a blocker, they could get loose anytime and they just have to trust that thier blocker will do thier job but keep it in the back of thier mind that they could get blindsided at any second.

[@Bewbscueser]

Watching this video I'm wondering about something that can't be seen on film. Aside from Stefon Diggs Buffalo has a rather ordinary group of skill guys. Obviously Diggs is great but I'd put him on the tier below guys like Hill, Kupp, Chase and Jefferson. Gave Davis was expected to rise to the level of a true second receiver or even a 1B. That hasn't happened in my opinion. Dawson Knox is a good TE but he's more of an exploit what the defense can't cover type player than someone defensive coordinators need to scheme for specifically. They drafted James Cook because Singletary is solid but lacks the kind of juice to be a consistent producer of explosive plays. Cook hasn't seen a ton of playing time because he's a liability in protection. Simply put there is nobody outside of Diggs who defenses need to be specifically aware of when game planning. Throw in a very mediocre offensive line and you have a recipe for hero ball stew. Like I said this isn't something that can be accounted for on film. I just wonder if Allen feels the need to take more risks because of the lack of top tier weapons. Also now that I'm thinking about it, the defense without Von Miller and with a sub- optimal Tre White is no great shakes either. I feel like if you take away Josh Allen this roster is barely playoff caliber.

[@xp8969]

Looking at INT's alone is very deceiving, punting the ball is a failed drive same as INT's and fumbles are and the Bills have the LEAST amount of failed drives in the NFL for the past 3 years 💪🦬💪 #BillsMafia

[@dankburrito8345]

I'm not shocked at all why the Bills are never successful. Overlooking interceptions is cool, until it's against the wrong team and you lose. The Vikings pick on 2nd and 10 in OT lost you the game. His fumble at the goal line was a failed drive that led to the tying TD for Minnesota.

[@karamvirs1638]

@@dankburrito8345 I’m not shocked why you’re so damn ignorant you know nothing about a team you don’t root for😂 go focus on whatever your team does and leave ours alone

[@jonathanpielmeier4956]

@@dankburrito8345 so a fan pointing out that a Bills team that has been the MOST successful at converting drives to points, despite whatever turnovers, for a 3 year span, has won 11-13 games 3 yrs straight, has the highest pt diff/gm for the 2nd straight year, and is one of only 2 teams to make it to the Div Rd in 3 straight yrs, and who has the highest rated post season QB in NFL history...is the reason the Bills are "never successful?" That's a weird flex bro. Mahomes threw a game ending int vs the freaking Colts this year. In fact, he threw a game ending pick vs the Bills after throwing a RZ pick on the 1st drive of the game. He's also melted down 2 straight years in the post season leading to losses. Burrow made it to the SB last year despite being mediocre in the playoffs, just as he was last week, but mediocre wasn't good enough in the SB either. You can point to a lot of things as to why Buf didn't win it all, especially last year, but turnovers, and especially Josh Allen, was not one of them.

[@dankburrito8345]

@@karamvirs1638 Loser organization. Went to four straight bowls with nothing to show for it. I enjoy seeing the Bills do well, but to piss you off. I'm gonna talk about how overrated y'all have been.

[@brianincremona3220]

Daballs

[@abraham4305]

No one can convince Josh Allen doesn't play just a little drunk

[@Akkbar21]

Bills got pasted 😊

[@Noob_Guy2k]

He looks unsettled cuz his line sucks

[@Revealingstorm.]

This. People putting all of the problems on Allen and Dorsey when this is the problem that everyone seems to be ignoring.

[@Noob_Guy2k]

@@Revealingstorm. it’s ridiculous

[@Noob_Guy2k]

@@Revealingstorm. it’s ridiculous

[@bi11smafia]

Andddd with all that. He’s still the best qb in football. Incredible

[@syedhassany9683]

Mahomes

[@CBrown621]

2nd at best.

[@Chrisd0ntmiss]

Yeah if Mahomes didn’t get drafted lol

[@mytwosense9135]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 wut

[@Dimesprodz]

Josh allen loves truning the ball over he can't wait to throw a pick.

[@ZachBallina-nt1jv]

I beg to differ

[@GuySmithSmoke]

Lol

[@Aliasguy556]

he got overrated after that chiefs game in 2021

[@ZachBallina-nt1jv]

I beg to differ

[@shadowrottweiler]

Allen is extremely overrated.

[@ZachBallina-nt1jv]

Stfu he's not

[@vincentellsworth7905]

the title should be "josh allen's herd of lucky zebras wont be here forever"

[@ianstrying76]

Wanna be Brett Kollman