The secret to (finally) slowing down Josh Allen

[@BrettKollmann]

By the way I obviously started on this episode well before last night's game, but I just wanna send some prayers Tua's way. Last night was extremely scary and I really hope he's okay.

[@SuperMurray2009]

Same. I think he just needs to sit out this year. Take his time

[@anthonymendez1997]

The Buffalo Bills will win the Super Bowl this year or at least beat the Ravens next week. The Kollmann curse is real. Thanks for giving the Jags their first road win in over two years!

[@rolmodel12.]

What happened last night is such a shame... ANY time a head injury results in the body making uncontrolled movements: such as the fencing pose seen last night, or a fighter getting knocked out and their arm(s) stick straight up, or the clenching and unclenching of fists (sometimes at odd angles), even your "regular" seizure... it freaks me out. Those images stay with me. And I agree with many pundits who say he shouldn't have been out there. It is a huge disappointment for, both, the young QB, who was juuust beginning to quiet his many doubters, and for this Miami squad. That team has gone through a lot, the last three plus seasons. The optic's on their front office has NOT been good, and now maybe, looks even worse. I hope Tua bounces back and remains healthy. I hope Coach McDaniel had little to do with the decision to play him (some of this is on his QB's shoulders; as well, as the QB coach, team trainers, medical staff, etc... a lot of eyes were on this), and irregardless of whether he did or not, I hope he learns from this and becomes an even better coach and person. I have been nothing but impressed with Mikey McD, in every facet: his press conferences, his interviews, his offensive philosophies, his work ethic... but, there is NO way that he isn't, at least, somewhat responsible for what happened out there to his captain, and by many accounts, friend. This is a test. For many individuals. And for the NFL. They need to use this as an opportunity to update, and keep improving on, concussion protocols and injury reporting. Such a shame... 😔

[@EstParum]

@@anthonymendez1997 Bills wont win the SB hahahah

[@xp7575]

@@EstParum cope harder kid

[@markchristiansen4827]

Great video. Though as a Jags fan I can say that the easiest way to stop Josh Allen is to have your own Josh Allen as facing someone with the same name robs him of his powers.

[@BrettKollmann]

How did I not see this earlier

[@nathanasbury2083]

Who are you, so wise in the ways of science?

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

lol mark

[@unholydiver1095]

If only Michael B Jordan played in the NBA in the 90s. He could've stopped Michael Jordan

[@yeahthatsright33]

It’s true

[@kompletist]

Found out today that Tommy Doyle (OG) played the last drive with a torn ACL. He was literally the last lineman they had available that day and stayed on the field.

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

Ok Mr Excuses but yet the Bills offense was 40 minutes on the field, Miami just 20 minutes.

[@eaanyills]

Which tells you the Dolphins didn’t solve Josh Allen. They couldn’t get him off the field.

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

@@eaanyills When it mattered they did stop him.

[@kompletist]

@@scienceownsimposters2142 I was just pointing out how strange of a game it was.

[@switcxhy6459]

@@scienceownsimposters2142 the bills where without micah hyde and Jordan poyer damn near the whole o Line and a few more players and still almost won…

[@dplunk13]

You didn't even mention all the times a lesser QB than Allen would have been sacked. It was a crazy effort that I'm not sure another QB in the league could've handled as well. Great breakdown. Hope you stayed out of the sunny side of that stadium where it's brutally hot.

[@andm9766]

Because Allen and mahomes make plays others can’t but this ability also makes them miss some stuff others would make

[@dplunk13]

@@andm9766 Yeah that's probably fair. Tom Brady has played for so long because he knows he can't scramble and knows when he can take chances and when he just needs to check down. Keeps him from taking a lot of bad hits.

[@alial-majed6584]

Brady is also so damn good at setting up the protections for the offensive line, Allen relies on Morse to do this.

[@ksleep5715]

I’ve been a long time NFL window watcher and self proclaimed “Bills Fan”. Watching this channel and understanding the game of schematics has completely changed the game for me! It is so freaking cool to catch onto coverages on Sundays thanks to your explanations of coverages. Man, thank you for making football that much better.

[@BrettKollmann]

I’m glad you like the show!

[@FknGvna]

You check out Cover 1 Bills. It's where we Study OUR whole team

[@dansmith104]

Brett should do a film study class. Teach us casuals all the schemes n stuff a loooooot of work

[@christianestes1003]

@@BrettKollmann drop that part 3 asap

[@carlitostaquitos1179]

Congrats to all the Josh Allen fantasy owners and people who took him in DFS this week

[@Chris_Izee]

As an Allen/Diggs combo owner I’m incredibly excited to watch this weekend

[@t4d0W]

@@Chris_Izee I think you guys will eat this weekend vs the Ravens secondary. McDonald's front 4 can't really pressure and the secondary is more vulnerable than they look.

[@simonrobertson2049]

Oh! A Brett Kollmann video over the Bills, nice to know their season is over!

[@theragingnerdz1348]

He posted a Bills video right before they put up the perfect game against the Patriots in the playoffs lol.

[@PaulGaither]

@@theragingnerdz1348 - and then what happened?

[@Carl-qe5zw]

So typically the formula is this: Brett posts video praising an offense, defense, or player > offense, defense, or player falls apart. In this case, he's doing the opposite. It's a video about Josh, but really it's a complimentary video of the dolphins defense. Result? Bills are going to win the Superbowl.

[@gnoodle6994]

@@PaulGaither one of the greatest games in the history of the sport. Bills losing or not as a fan of the game that shit was a blessing

[@WillColls31]

Bro the bills are the SB favorites this year. Just look it up

[@nickythick2054]

I struggle so much with understanding the football jargen in these episodes, but god damnit it is still so digestable. Great video, I especially loved those shots of Hardrock and the tailgating

[@matterman2003]

Brett...watch the Bills backup center, Van Roten on the strip sack. He was the cause of it for two reasons. First, he telegraphed the snap count by snapping it directly after he moves his head signifying he was ready to snap the ball. The problem is, he never changed it up and it was the third time in a row he did it exactly the same. This led to the Dolphins getting off the ball extremely quickly. Secondly, he caught his own man by surprise with the quick snap. If you watch Dawkins is pointing out a Dolphin defender to Saffold and is looking inside when the ball gets snapped. Van Roten snapped the ball so quickly after his head turn signal that he never gave Dawkins a chance to get ready for it. By the time Dawkins turns and gets out of his stance, Holland is already by him. This breakdown absolutely does not happen with Mitch Morse in there. Morse being out singlehandedly cost us the game pretty much, as this play happened and then the under center snap issues that plagued us all game led to a bobbled spike attempt at the end of the half which prevented a FG try and they didn't even try to do an under center snap down at 2nd and goal from half half yard line which would normally have been an Allen sneak or Allen reaching the ball over for an easy TD like he did in his first start against the Vikings. Additionally...if allowing 400 yards passing is "stopping" Allen with a bunch of backup linemen in and receivers cramping up and having to come out every other play in the 4th quarter and he STILL was moving the ball at will, they need to come up to with a better plan. At one point when the Bills were going to a 3 WR package they had Quentin Morris(backup TE), Reggie Gilliam(FB/3rd TE) and Jame Cook(RB) playing WR at the same time for a series and Allen waa moving the ball at will even with them

[@TheKRL78]

They still held them under 20 pts...

[@lars611farmer3]

Man, those shots from the gameday were something different and really great. Thanks for the great video

[@GamersPlayerUnion]

Nice video Brett. With that being said Josh Allen had 400 yards passing and another 47 yards rushing. Bills left at least 20 pts on the table due to all the OL/WR injuries getting hurt before and during the game. ( Gabe Davis dropped TD, No TD from the 1 yard line at the end of the game, Missed 38 yard FG, no fg at the end of the half due to another botched snap) You mentioned some dropped int by the Dolphins but lets not forget the dropped pick 6 by Milano where he would have walked into the endzone. With that being said I fully expect the Bills to drop 40+ on the Dolphins come DEC. I'll be back for that recap for sure.

[@noiretalk]

I don't want to make excuses on the injuries that's just how the game goes but I do feel they could have won this game even with all the injuries on this team. All they needed was a field goal to win the game, you made good points on them leaving points on the board. The one missed opportunity I can remember is the Gabe Davis TD you mentioned. l'll give credit to the Dolphins defense they gave Allen fits and stepped up. However, the Bills will get their revenge in round 2 I'm sure this game left a bad taste in their mouth. They'll play better & hopefully everyone is healthy for that cold Dec game in Buffalo. GO BILLS!!!!!!

[@dame3323]

Miami had a few drop pics.

[@dylanshobbies8794]

Definitely a great video and Miami did a fantastic job on defense but I think people are underselling just how banged up the o line was for Buffalo. By the second half their starting center right guard and right tackle were gone they were on their third center and second backup guard, they had no more backup oline men and were one more injury away from playing a db on the o line. But gotta give Miami props they smelt blood in the water and took advantage of it, can’t wait for a healthier round 2

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

Ok Mr Excuses but yet the Bills offense was 40 minutes on the field, Miami just 20 minutes.

[@joeyhuynh5893]

@@scienceownsimposters2142 ok yall barely beat the bills by 2pts against their backups

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

@@joeyhuynh5893 Yeah back up Josh Allen.Step into traffic & take a sit.

[@MinecraftGaming004]

@@scienceownsimposters2142 Miami is a great football team. But using that as a positive stat for the phins is not exactly a compliment. It means the dolphins Defense really struggled to get the off the bills off the field, but ultimately held in the end zone. You want your offense out there for the longest time possible, that’s how the defense knows there doing there job. Dolphins are a great team that was able to make it work anyways however.

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

@@MinecraftGaming004 But this guy is blamin the injuries & the Bills defense barely was on the field so his point is weak

[@ideologybot4592]

The connection to what the Ravens did, that was why I come to this channel. great video, Brett.

[@Jason-zc9on]

Appreciate the breakdown Brett. As a Bills' fan, I was curious what the tape would say. At first glance, it seemed like guys just didn't make plays- Gabe Davis looked like he had a TD secured as his second foot came down before getting knocked loose, and Josh threw the 4th down pass at McKenzie's feet (figured Josh was gassed after playing 90 snaps in that weather). I'm wondering if a competent run game would have helped, but Buffalo was without Morse who is a key cog in their OL... plus injuries had an impact where they were literally down to their last 5 remaining OL (one of which was playing on a torn ACL)

[@ari123954]

glad to see a fellow member of the mafia giving context to the rest of the viewers. It was a little ridiculous seeing Spencer Brown and some other lineman get heat strokes out there lol florida is one humid and musty ass place

[@erikmacaluso]

@@ari123954 pretty gross if you ask me tbh

[@axe2grind244]

Sucks when you dominate another team in almost every facet of the game yet still lose…….usually that suggests outside influences that you can’t control like absurd weather or absurd injuries controlled the outcome of the game. NE beat the Bills last year because the game was controlled by weather, not the players and this was no different. Not to mention the easy 20 points Buffalo left on the table (Davis td, Milano pick 6, 2 fg’s that were never kicked). Miami was trash and lucked out….period.

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

Kader Kohou shut down Gabe Davis,etc thats why they didnt make plays.

[@solofunk]

Awesome format in this video! Really cool to see you enjoy the game. I liked you tying in some tendencies from a prior game to the current one. Helps to see how a team can gameplan. If you go to games in the future, would be cool to see some more vlog style clips of your experience at the game or a live reaction or two! Good work my man. - A Bears fan

[@TheGoIsWin21]

Hey Brett, genuinely curious as an aspiring "deep dive" fan of the game... where did you get all your knowledge? How do you know all these random play calls and scheme names and which coach came up with what... it's so fascinating to me but I don't really know where to begin on trying to grind through all of this information.

[@tufoinproductions]

Result of Herbert video: Crushed ribs Result of Dolphin/Josh Allen video: TBA

[@t4d0W]

Nah bless up for Tua. That guy def should've been evaluated better and he's sidelined due to a concussion and Teddy two-gloves gotta be McDaniel's QB for the few weeks.

[@hendog5396]

Love the videos that explain the play calling chess match, it's cool to see what adjustments are made when seeing different looks/ tendencies mid game. The dolphins defense is structured in such a funny way, spend money on DB's who won't get burned and blitz everyone else, and switch it up when the matchup calls for it

[@mattchew6426]

Josh Allen is the #QBeast #GoBills All Division rivalry aside, I hope Tua is okay...

[@ChumblesMumbles]

Thanks for the deep dive analysis - great stuff! Also, a special congratulations on spending so much time on this game and not once mentioning the butt-punt. That must have taken monumental restraint.

[@bigbox1431]

Didn't Allen account for like 460 yards (air+run) against Miami? The key to slowing them down is decimating the offense with heat and injury. Bill's will smoke Miami in December.

[@spookymacchiato5503]

I am both scared and excited for Monday (Sunday night?) Game here in Cincy week 17.

[@lexboogie2]

Excuses Excuses smh

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

Oh look another pathetic Bills fan making excuses.400+ on 63 throws aint impressive.

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

@@lexboogie2 Yeah so pathetic.

[@bigbox1431]

@@scienceownsimposters2142 If it ain't impressive you'd see the whole league doing it. Only Buffalo has the QB who can. Low IQ Biden voter, lol

[@davidwilliams8206]

Dropping 400 pass yards is considered "stopping/slowing down" Allen? Had it not been for a dropped TD (Gabe Davis), and underthrown TD (McKenzie), a bad snap at the end of half (back up center) made a FG impossible, a missed FG. The Bills left a ton of points on the field. All that said, the Dolphins had more points at the end of regulation, and won the game. But they didn't stop Allen in any capacity

[@marks5759]

I think it had to do with the whole right side and center all where backups, hell the Bills had a guy who never played center in there

[@1865Highst]

Brett, this kind of nerdy X’s and O’s is exactly the reason I come here to watch your channel! Thanks for teaching me new things!

[@GLA45Amg716]

That last game from josh Allen was like a highlight reel. They were def getting after him but he was going crazy 😂

[@FernandoMartinez-om2nj]

THIS is the kind of analysis that really contributes to the enjoyment of this sport. Anything else is just hot take-like content. Great work, Brett. 👌

[@Balin_James]

This is completely irrelevant but as an Oregon ducks fan it makes me so happy to see Jevon Holland continue to be the game-wrecker that he was at Oregon. The dude is a STUD safety and I love seeing him excel at the next level

[@theelike4302]

I can't wait to see this match continue. Honestly I hope someone puts a "movie" together explaining how this matchup changes punch by punch when these guys retire as one of those "Greatest rivalries in sports" bits.

[@Ballaholic17]

Great video.. alot of it I watch and learn myself but to be able to go back and watch with different angles of the plays is great.. and to see how active the Miami defense was in disguising their looks into Tampa 2 was impressive... hopefully when we get Byron Jones back it'll allow Holland to use his instincts and be a true ball hawk.. he already is but I know we're also using him to protect our rookie cb in kohou and Needham against the better receivers

[@SeahawksPharmD]

WoW always loving all of the nerdy nuances. Stay safe Brett

[@EPICJ0HN]

Tampa ran cover 2 shell with a man on Kelce and it worked great but not every has a d line like they had or linebackers who can run like they did. Cover 2 disguises with javon holland running laps is working great as a pats fan javon is amazing. Cover 2 being the primary coverage to stop 2 of the highest powered offenses in the league is funny to me, but what the chiefs have been doing this year is crazy. U almost need man corners with eyes in the back of their heads to dodge rub routes and picks

[@bryana699]

Can you do a hurts breakdown of what has changed that is having him perform surprisingly better than most have expected

[@mactallica9293]

I think he's just throwing the ball down the field accurately lol

[@shawnsenese1760]

As an eagle's fan I'd love this. He was a mediocre passer last year.

[@SUPREMELYTrill]

It's very simple. Good oline with coaches scheming easier throws. All he has to do is be accurate and patient. Combine that with confidence/athleticism and boom

[@LilybeeTV]

Love how the jump to Cover 2 is play calling sign language to the Bills saying "Welp, Allen earned my respect by torching my blitz. Fine. Load up the secondary. Keep the completions short."

[@t4d0W]

In some cases it has exposed an interesting wrinkle for the Bills passing game. They didn't swing for the fences in big air yards and Allen has been more of a short passer for weeks. It could change though with the Ravens game with their mucked up secondary and their lackluster pressure from the trenches. But for now the Bills passing game is not the deep threat killers that they are known for.

[@notthatgoodatbikes]

Can someone explain why the two deep routes on both the Andrews post and the Diggs post are basically mirroring each other? Wouldn't it be better for the outside receiver to run some sort of in or dig to give the slot receiver more space? For example if Andrews was the only deep receiver on his post Lamar has like 10 yards to play with to throw Andrews open. But the other go route makes that throw harder. Great video Brett.

[@MordechaiHershoffyoutube]

Bret couldn't a simple adjustment be on Miami's part, when someone is an motion the DB will pass it off to the DB on the other side that's blitzing and then the motion didn't help for the DB who was blitzing is on the line watching what the Motioner will do if he stays to block he blitz's if he goes on a route he follows him and the other DB that was covering comes off hot (or is that what the Dolphins did)

[@thomassankara1391]

Thanks to Brett Kollmann, Josh Allen's Bills Beat the Ravens, Went 13-4 and won Superbowl 57 against the Buccaneers. - I hope Lamar wins, and My Eagles Meet The Ravens in SB 57.

[@maskedman5657]

Vic Fangio needs to take a look at this

[@frankl3518]

The Ravens used that blocking scheme almost every time Miami brought the Zero. It worked very well all game. Also I wouldn't really say the fumble was because of an adjustment. Allen would've had the time to make his throw if they didn't make a mistake in protection. Dawkins and Singletary weren't on the same page about who was blocking Holland.

[@0614dir]

Great video Brett as always. I’m wondering if you could do something on the Eagles Dallas Matchup that’s coming oct 19. Sunday night game.

[@samuelnaddy475]

Thank you for the video Brett. I learned a ton and have a greater appreciation for the mad scientist’s thinking of all of this! I noticed Dorsey/Daboll and Boyer seem to give their units a shot to play well vs every type of opponent, and now I have a .000001% idea of why that is. Dunning Kruger is in full effect. Thanks for making me feel stupid hehehehe 😜

[@theolotter9125]

I 100% want a part 3 to this. Can we maybe get the same thing for the Chargers vs the Chiefs? The Chargers D always has good games against the Chiefs, it would be interesting to see how that happens from this point of view as well.

[@billy4693]

I think what you're forgetting is the Bills moved the ball quite easily throughout this game to the tune of almost 500 yards. Josh has shown this year that he is more than willing to take those dump down passes when teams go in Cover 2. I would also argue that Phillips tipped pass and Holland's late attempt at an INT were not as close as they seemed. Also, squeezing the ball into tight spaces like that are what make QBs like Allen and Mahomes so elite because they can go either way. I wish you did film on the actual story of this game which was the Dolphins redzone defense vs. the Bills redzone offense. The Bills moved the ball easily all game long, but the Dolphins defense stepped up when it mattered most. Also, the Dolphins had so much success in Cover 2 because they got consistent pressure with 4 by winning one-on-ones on right side, where the Bills were down to their backup RT, backup RG, and third string center.

[@Chris-pc4ym]

After reading through a bunch of comments this one hits the nail on the head. They didn’t stop anything, the difference in this game was a few red zone plays. And consistent pressure by only rushing 4 which basically makes life difficult as hell for every QB. Which was a result as you point out by the bills being down to literally their last 5 lineman (one of which playing on a torn ACL)

[@tdtommy196]

The key to slowing down Josh Allen was 1.)100 degree heat. 2.) No shade on the Bills sideline. 3.) Having his starting Center hurt to start the game. 4.) Losing his starting right guard and right tackle by half time to injury. 5.) Also wide receivers having to constantly leave the game to get IVs in the locker room due to cramping from dehydration in the second half. Oh and by the way he still threw for over 450 yards. Do me a favor and redo this video on December 19th. The weather might be bad on December 18th, but at least both teams will be fully exposed to it.

[@sprawlz6466]

You'll notice that on most of those dropped interception passes, Allen threw the ball really hard. That's cuz he knew they weren't good passes, but wanted to throw them anyway (like you mentioned). And by throwing them super hard, it makes it VERY difficult to catch for the defenders. He's confident that only his receivers who are used to his bullets have a chance of coming down with the ball. Many strong arm QBs do that

[@SuperMurray2009]

I was hoping this was a guide to how Chicago (Justin Fields) Can at least get themselves to an average season this year.

[@jessegarciaiv5380]

Fields is mediocre.

[@SuperMurray2009]

@@jessegarciaiv5380 Well he can get better

[@BigG6179]

There is no guide. The coaches themselves said that Justin wanted the whole playbook and he is over whelmed. You are going to have to be patient with him slowly throwing. It might be this week it might be week 8. He also admitted he was purposely targeting mooney and kmet, because they were missing for 2 weeks.

[@SuperMurray2009]

@@BigG6179 Well then that sounds like a problem that is fixable. Make the offense for Fields easier. And you can do that by implementing playbooks he already knows.

[@BigG6179]

@@SuperMurray2009 I think their almost at that point. I watch the press conferences and try to avoid the chicago media. This coaching staff is amazed how much responsility he is able to manage. They also said they want him to throw the picks so he can learn from them. Pretty much they took subtle shots at Naggy because that stooge got that kid destroyed. Also this roster is BAD. They are aware if he throws 40 times a game it will get his confiedence shot and he's taking 8 sacks a game.

[@mr.gentlezombie8709]

My guess, before watching the video, is that you can't. The Bills possessed the ball for over 40 minutes and racked up yardage at will against Miami, despite the temperature difference working in Miami's favor. A couple of fluke plays didn't go their way, but there's clearly what Miami did against the Bills is not recipe for continued defensive success.

[@kurisu976]

Great video. Josh Allen looked a bit like the 2018 Josh Allen in that game. Was it down to the heat, the play calling, the back-up O-Line? Who knows. But if he weren`t great we would probably see this version more often. I am pretty sure other teams can dial up tricky Cover 2 formations on D? However Allen was not too bad in the rest of the games so far.

[@michaelgriffin3010]

Nerdy Xs and Os of football is why we come! Always Love the football content..and the alcohol drink content too comes in handy too lol

[@MrBobbyC85]

Biggest issue the Bills had was being down to their #3 Center and backup RG and RT right around the time the Dolphins defense started to get pressure without 0 blitz. They couldnt even go under center because the Center to QB exchange was too risky. They had to have one of their OL play snaps with a torn ACL ffs.

[@Tnm_q9]

Miami d coordinator is smart he established the line of scrimmage tired out the oline then sat back and made plays

[@SpankinYaBoy]

After the thrashing that the Ravens had last year from this Dolphins defense, I stopped underestimating them and knew they were a real contender. Prayers for Tua though, hope he can make a full recovery

[@grrizzzy7]

The B roll is phenomenal. Of course the breakdown is too

[@janosvymer5953]

Can you really see those things during a live game? Or do you have to rewatch it? Bc I am really amazed by it. And I hope to be able to watch football the same way some day

[@firescoutgaming_yt6712]

This is the first time someone has successfully translated coverage for me, great video

[@swagner2k019]

why didn't the DB communicate with the backside rusher to peel out with Knox so they are 1v1 (might not be the best matchup, but it's worth getting the +1 back imo) and the DB just come off the edge and replace the rusher's duties?

[@W6rr10r21]

Great breakdown/ analysis and dope game day edit. Should get my ass to the US for a live game more often. Hope you got/ will get home safely!

[@retrotim]

hOw TO StoP aLLeN... Massive injury list along the offensive line having him play with 3rd stringers and practice squad guys and have his receiver drop a TD in the endzone. Not to mention that his top 3 receivers were all rotating to the sideline to get fluids or have craps worked out.

[@qcrew2938]

There is no stopping Allen... he is the Greek Freak of the NFL

[@Podsedneck]

Great content as always, Brett. Getting big time angelic BYU vibes from this background though

[@bavarianrider]

Wow just before Bills vs Ravens!

[@getgudmedia7934]

Why I love this game. So many layers to peel back. Awesome video.

[@TheProdigyB3AST]

Love the content as always. Where do you find the stats of how much a defense runs a certain coverage? Is Brett quantifying that himself or is there a website that he’s getting it from? I just want to see for myself as well!

[@BrettKollmann]

I get it from PFF

[@tynishashaw-taylor4427]

Great video. Might be your best Xs and Os breakdown yet. Kudos!

[@ONT6SOLDIER]

Your guys's opinion of what's wrong with the Raiders offense

[@Internet_Cafe_]

*how to stop Josh Allen* Make him throw the ball 60 times until his arm is a wet noodle *how to stop the rest of the team* Hope/wait for half them to leave the game with injuries

[@aidentheorc2124]

I mean it worked lol 😂

[@T_Walk_33]

Me watching this almost a month later 😐. Josh Allen’s stats right now 19 passing Tds 1980 passing yards 17 passing tds to 4 picks and 201 rushing yards with a td with a 109.1 rating. Meanwhile having less playing time than any qb cause they blow out most of their opponents.

[@V1z10n]

🤣😂😂

[@drkrazzy1646]

The kinda sports videos I love 🙏🏽 new subscriber now ! We need this on tv lol

[@panoramicview8173]

As a fan and believer in the cover2 scheme I really enjoyed this video

[@notdevianart7503]

If the dolphins were in cover 2, why didn’t the bills run trap runs? You even did an episode on how trap can be used even if your o-line is at a disadvantage

[@whatt7734]

Loved this video, so much I didn't know. Gotta talk about bills oline injuries too. Dolphins played an incredible game on defense.

[@asobstoryforeverysong9853]

The secret to slowing down Josh Allen = 100 degree heat and 3 offensive linemen leaving the game. Very effective in slowing him to a mere 400 yards and 2 TDs

[@scienceownsimposters2142]

Oh look another sore loser.

[@aidentheorc2124]

6 dropped picks is craxy tho, Allen is insanely lucky that happened

[@frostycraze]

Got 2 minutes into this video before I realized I was going to hear garbage. They don’t have the answers to 17. The bills were 1 OL injury away from having our fullback playing offensive line, not to mention one of the OL that finished the game was playing on a torn ACL!

[@jimothyneufchatel1319]

Reminds me of the cardinals video last year, that and this one are fs some of my fav vids on the channel

[@itznosoul01]

Do you expect the Bills to try to run against cover 2 more often in the rematch?

[@eugenepoon]

That is what we are trying to do What we would have done this game But after our starting centre was already sitting out, all 3 of the (on the day) starting C, RG and RT had to leave the game due to injury which basically closed the door to that It also turned out that our fill-in RG (who is a 6 ft 7 tackle) played on an ACL during the Miami game Running game was there in week 1 when everyone was healthy and we hired a new OL coach, Buffalo wants to be able to run out of these looks more this year

[@SuperMurray2009]

I feel bad that Miami lost there defensive guru in Brian Flores

[@rewind4833]

can you please do a video on whats going on with baker mayfield and the panthers offense. also about ben mcadoo scheme and how to fix it , as well as what sam darnold does that baker isnt doing etc please and thank you

[@xpurpled]

The best thing about Allen is, he's a fast learner. He will know what to do vs spicy cover 2s next game. By the last drive of the game he had figured out their cover 2 and the clock , not going oob and ref walking to set the ball with no time fucked us.

[@t4d0W]

Bills just gotta clean up their situational and short gains football. Its one of the few legit knocks they have as a deep playoff threat. This game will def be looked at in a different context when they meet for a rematch up in Buffalo with playoff implications on the line.

[@justincrediblefantasy8263]

Great video Brett as always, I’m a big fan, hope you got home safely

[@bigCNfan]

And just like that, Josh Allen is unstoppable again. Thank you, Brett. Bills Mafia is forever grateful.

[@corners3755]

Did you even bother to watch the whole video?

[@axe2grind244]

It’s really scary to think a guy who had about 460 yards of total offense was “slowed down”. Every X and O you can possibly draw will not change the fact that this game was won and lost by completely outrageous circumstances and nothing more. You know as well as I do out of the 272 games that will be played this year, no team will possess the ball for less than 20 minutes and win the game. Allan was, once again, far and away the best player on the field.

[@t4d0W]

Welcome to the high variation and external factors of what makes NFL game results what they are at times.

[@sector06]

This was really enlightening. The more I watch vids from you and other people who can watch All-22 and break down what's happening, the less susceptible I feel I am to the ESPN coverage and ball-watching sports-talk guys who proclaim a new GOAT every week. After week 1 everyone was ready to crown the Bills, but whadya know! The NFL is full of smart people who can adapt. It's not easy even for the freaks of nature.

[@erikmacaluso]

You can get all 22 access relatively cheap yo

[@CamDMC123]

And yet the Bills were a play away from winning while half the team was suffering from heat stroke. I would imagine next matchup will be a different story.

[@t4d0W]

Former players who are good at teaching/relaying info on their own content platform are pretty good too. AND they know first hand about situational football awareness as well as they have seen countless reps on the field. ESPN and those kind of sites are clearly just for talking head personalities.

[@erikmacaluso]

@@t4d0W Kurt Warner does a pretty good job I'd say

[@SuchitSubramanian]

Your best video yet Brett!! Love from India!!

[@beardownstudios]

Great vid Brett, always look forward to listening and watching you break down teams/schemes/coverages and players. Beardahnnn

[@csb78nm]

Awesome analysis, Brett. Thanks!

[@justicedemocrat9357]

That CGI background looks crazy real.

[@BrettKollmann]

Not CGI I promise 😂

[@kennylacko]

could you make a similar episode that’s focused on the trenches? i’d really love to learn about the battle of brains between the brawn of the gridiron

[@pmcmva]

Damn, this was amazing. Top 3 breakdown channel on the Tubes. Thanks!

[@Redmenace96]

Around 8 min mark: "Bills outright refuse to run the ball." You can say that about a lot of the modern offenses, with 'modern' OC's.

[@mistershoot]

it is always amazing how you make me read the game I watched with a whole new perspective. thanks for the video.

[@AreYouFNQRAZII]

This is such a good episode, having post game coverage is amazing❤

[@rolandgrena1074]

The Bills and Chargers both have very similar issues on offense: A lack of raw speed. Kennan Allen ran a 4.71 40 yard dash (probably closer to 5 seconds now), Mike Williams ran a 4.54, Joshua Palmer ran a 4.52, and Jalen Guyton ran a 4.39 (However, he's an undrafted player who barely even sees the field). For the Bills, Stefon Diggs ran a 4.46, Gabriel Davis ran a 4.54, Jamison Crowder ran a 4.56, and Isaiah McKenzie ran a 4.42 (unfortunately he's a 5th round midget who coughs up the ball if anyone so much as looks at him). Now let's compare that with Mahomes wide receivers: JuJu ran a 4.54, MVS ran a 4.37, Mecole Hardman ran a 4.33, and Skyy Moore ran a 4.41 . No receivers on the Chargers or Bills really threaten a defense with raw speed. At least for the Chargers, they have some height at receiver with Mike Williams who is 6'4 but for the Bills their tallest receiver is Gabriel Davis at just 6'2 and just so happens to be their only receiver over 6 foot. The Bills need to give Josh an athletic freak who can really open Josh''s deep ball game (what you've seen him do thus far really shouldn't be possible for a quarterback with this kind of receiver group). It says a lot that we expected Josh to make 4th round pick Gabriel Davis who is neither particularly tall nor particularly fast, into a star automatically.

[@Wooden_iguana14]

Im a Vikings fan, Diggs is plenty fast enough to get open down field and he’s shown it pretty often with the Bills.

[@jonathanpielmeier4956]

Really bad take. If 4.5 is your slowest WR, speed isn't the issue. And McKenzie has an 80% catch rate for his career. Don't base your entire assessment off of 1 play

[@rolandgrena1074]

@@jonathanpielmeier4956 McKenzie had 4 catches for 29 yards on 13 targets (30.7% catch rate) in his 12 games he played in for the Broncos before coming to Buffalo. How's that for more than 1 play you f**king bum

[@rolandgrena1074]

@@Wooden_iguana14 Diggs runs incredible routes which get him open deep most of the time. However, when the Bills play a corner who can mirror Digg's routes properly, he doesn't have nearly enough speed to get open off that alone. That's why speed is by far the most important trait in NFL offenses. No matter how perfect the technique of the defenders, once you go vertical with a guy who runs 0.2-0.3 seconds faster in the 40 than you, you're gonna lose.

[@billquincey2898]

The secret to slowing down high Allen: injure his teammates

[@frankdaniel5216]

1:50 “coming out party?” 🤨

[@joshuaphilbert7995]

That was a dope video great job Brett!!!💪

[@pyrosaxplayer12]

Brett is playing the Uno Reverse Card on his own curse for the Bills lol

[@batmannamtab5622]

Brett can you do a video on why the Broncos Offense isn’t working?

[@reecejones5597]

One way to stop him that you didn't mention is to play the "back to rookie form" trap card. Promise it works every time.

[@prodarchangel]

Jets must of watched this 😂

[@johndemarchi-social-czars]

This was a terrific breakdown.

[@sammydelorenzi]

So after seeing Ken Dorsey’s reaction, it’s fair to say Josh Boyer won?

[@matterman2003]

Not really...a myriad of unforced errors by the Bills that usually don't happen left about 24-30 points out there and the 4th quarter was a debacle with 4 backup OLinemen in there, 2 of them playing positions they never even played before in a game, and multiple receivers cramping up and having to go out every other play and then coming back in not very effective. The weather won a lot more than Boyer. On a cooler day, the Bills win going away.

[@dkoda840]

@@matterman2003 If you lose due to pretty normal weather than your coaches suck, conditioning is their first job. Miami was dealing with the same thing I doubt you’ll say this if it was cold in Buffalo like it always gets when they play late in the year. The bills are the best team in the league rn but don’t give excuses to them just getting beat. They had the ball for 40 minutes and only scored 17 points offensively.

[@matterman2003]

Conditioning has nothing to do with it in that weather. Borderline unsafe playing conditions with an on field temp of 112 and high humidity. Especially when they were down so many players due to injury and it just kept happening during the game.

[@dkoda840]

@@matterman2003 Yet the bills players went down more than the dolphins, It has a bit to do with conditioning. Idk maybe I’m just pissed at bills fans discrediting Miami’s win due to heat and injuries something both teams went into the game with.

[@matterman2003]

@@dkoda840 Let's see. One they are down there every day training in it. Two, their sideline has full shade conveniently thru stadium design(brilliant but bullshit) while the other team has full sun. Three they are wearing white uniforms where the Bills had dark blue on. There is no way to simulate those conditions in a 24 hour span. And it was unusually hot because the Bills have several players who grew up down there and played there and went to Miami U in Greg Rousseau and Ja'Quan Johnson and even they said it was one of the hottest games they ever played in