Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

[Woodman]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/02/03/brandon-beane-on-josh-allen-we-have-to-look-at-why-red-zone-turnovers-happened/

We have to look at why red zone turnovers happened!!!

Bills General Manager Brandon Beane said recently that the only thing he’d criticize quarterback Josh Allen about is the amount of hits he takes on the field, but that’s not the only area where he sees room for improvement in 2023.

During an appearance on SiriusXM NFL Radio, Beane discussed Allen’s season and said he thought it was a strong one in general for the quarterback. One exception involved interceptions in the end zone, however.

[Novacane]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

While I agree the RZ interceptions are a problem it seems like McD and Beane are shifting blame to everyone but themselves. Who drafted all these big men who have bombed?

[OpIv37]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

While I agree the RZ interceptions are a problem it seems like McD and Beane are shifting blame to everyone but themselves. Who drafted all these big men who have bombed?

I agree. I think a lot of the INT's were hero ball, with Josh trying to do everything else himself. But why was he doing that? Well, he and Diggs were the only ones performing on offense. He's running for his life because the OL didn't block and he's throwing to a guy who isn't really open because no one got open. It's easy to give the ball away under those circumstances.

He still needs to make better decisions with the ball, but sometimes it feels like Beane and the coaches rely too much on Josh Allen doing Josh Allen things, so they don't put the talent around him that he needs or scheme as much as they should.

[kgun12]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

Hey Beane, build and quality offensive line and Josh won’t have to take all those hits!

[sahlensguy]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

Allen plays hero ball because he is capable of it and because the team that Beane surrounded him with needs him to.

[kingJofNYC]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

Get the kid an OL

[sahlensguy]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

While I agree the RZ interceptions are a problem it seems like McD and Beane are shifting blame to everyone but themselves. Who drafted all these big men who have bombed?

Beane hedged his bet with Allen. Instead of going all in to surround potentially the best player in franchise history, and the one player who can win you a title with top resources, he Instead spent that capitol on the defense.

Worse yet, the defense still sucks.

Poor talent evaluator and poor roster builder.

He sucks.

[justasportsfan]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

While I agree the RZ interceptions are a problem it seems like McD and Beane are shifting blame to everyone but themselves. Who drafted all these big men who have bombed?

I wouldn't blame the OL. I'm looking at the OC. Josh went from knowing where he was going with the ball before he snapped the ball last year (just like Burrow) to being a reactionary qb who held on to the ball too long because receivers werent getting open. He's been directing receivers where to run quite often this year after the ball has been snapped. Cook, Hines, Beasely, Brown , Crowder became a waste of time under Dorsey. Dorsey needs to go back to Dabolls schemes for the short game.

[TacklingDummy]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

I agree. I think a lot of the INT's were hero ball, with Josh trying to do everything else himself. But why was he doing that? Well, he and Diggs were the only ones performing on offense. He's running for his life because the OL didn't block and he's throwing to a guy who isn't really open because no one got open. It's easy to give the ball away under those circumstance.

Which ones were hero ball vs crap passes, crap attempts at catching?

Josh Allen sure does throw a lot of interceptions… pic.twitter.com/xBTQSIvT37

— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) December 24, 2022

JOSH ALLEN THROWS AN INTERCEPTION AND THE #VIKINGS WIN THE GAME OF THE YEAR pic.twitter.com/6atDfIXSRk

— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) November 13, 2022

Josh Allen has become addicted to throwing red zone interceptions pic.twitter.com/b43yJGVtDn

— Barstool Sportsbook (@BSSportsbook) November 24, 2022

Bears rookie Kyler Gordon doing a great job bailing and getting underneath this deep crosser to intercept Josh Allen.

This is the third interception of the season for the second-round pick out of Washington. pic.twitter.com/TR8uvVivZI

— Seven Rounds in Heaven (@7RoundsInHeaven) December 24, 2022

 INTERCEPTION 

Josh Allen gets picked off for the 2nd time today pic.twitter.com/FeOscI3jb6

— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) January 15, 2023

Josh Allen is now tied for the league lead in interceptions with 14 

He was +2500 to lead the NFL in picks.pic.twitter.com/wQs33wddAT

— Action Network (@ActionNetworkHQ) January 8, 2023

Josh Allen is now the league leader in interceptions pic.twitter.com/UG9JCQnQk1

— All Sports Culture (@ASCSportsMedia) September 9, 2022

Josh Allen and Aaron Rodgers just threw interceptions on 3 straight possessions pic.twitter.com/aoEgfiFtkB

— PointsBet Sportsbook (@PointsBetUSA) October 31, 2022

Patrick Peterson with a interception on Josh Allen 朗pic.twitter.com/9Ke2vcxmhQ

— NFL DieHards (@DieHardsNFL) November 13, 2022

All of Josh Allen’s interceptions so far this season from NFL+ All-22(1/3) pic.twitter.com/1oZ4dzrOk1

— Zeke Stewart (@ZekeStewartNFL) January 1, 2023

Josh Allen o0.5 interceptions ✅ pic.twitter.com/KljgjGSxZG

— SportsBettingDime (@SBD) January 15, 2023

Jets S Jordan Whitehead with the INT. Only Josh Allen's 6th interception of the season. Gotta love division games. #TakeFlight #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/EepyJTk5zO

— Maher  (@pabloikonyero) November 6, 2022

He got a free interception from Josh allen. Literally threw the ball to him pic.twitter.com/V1oYRBqfby

— Nasir (@nasirProd) December 5, 2022

That’s all folks! The Cincinnati Bengals defense gets an interception to close out the game as Taylor-Britt comes up with this Josh Allen pass. #BUFvsCIN #WhoDey pic.twitter.com/svwYUdcL01

— Swapty Sports (@SwaptySports) January 22, 2023

[Novacane]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

Most of those were just bad decisions throwing into coverage. I don't know why when Josh throws those it is hero ball but when other guys do it was just a bad decision.

[OpIv37]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

Most of those were just bad decisions throwing into coverage. I don't know why when Josh throws those it is hero ball but when other guys do it was just a bad decision.

This is my opinion and obviously I can't prove it: I think that when other players are playing poorly, he feels pressure to do everything himself so he takes chances that he doesn't take when things are going better.

He doesn't throw into double coverage when we're up by two scores. But when the O goes 3 and out on the first two drives and the D gives up touchdowns, suddenly he's making bad decisions because he's trying to force something happen.

[TacklingDummy]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

This is my opinion and obviously I can't prove it: I think that when other players are playing poorly, he feels pressure to do everything himself so he takes chances that he doesn't take when things are going better.

He doesn't throw into double coverage when we're up by two scores. But when the O goes 3 and out on the first two drives and the D gives up touchdowns, suddenly he's making bad decisions because he's trying to force something happen.

Almost every interception I just posted the Bills either had the lead or the game was tied.

[sukie]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

Hero ball is a bad decision

[Forward_Lateral]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

The red zone play selection at times was terrible. Josh’s decision making in the red zone, at times, was terrible. Penalties in the red zone were terrible.

All of those lead to turnovers

[Mace]

Re: Brandon Beane on Josh Allen

He's going to keep taking hits because they keep running him and letting him run, and they're running out of luck in him not getting hurt. You can't tell the guy not to take so many hits when he's your fullback on purpose.