Josh Allen post game.

[Novacane]

He sounds resigned to what's going on. IMO he knows he's never winning a ring with the current staff.

[Buffalogic]

They had the winning play called in overtime.

[justasportsfan]

It's like a child who misses his Mommy Daboll.

[imbondz]

It has to be a mental mind***** to play as good as he did and lose. Multiple times every year. To lose because there were 12 men on the field. 13 seconds. They all add up and eventually you’re gonna believe it’s the ceiling. Won’t be long until he wants out of here.

[Canadian'eh!]

It’s not Josh’s fault the D folds EVERYTIME.

[notacon]

Oh please. The "staff" does not make Josh throw BAD INTs at the very worst time at the very worst places. That 4th Q INT was backbreaking. Handing Philly the lead (and momentum) on a silver platter.

IMO he knows he's never winning a ring with the way he keeps on ****ing up which seem to outweigh the amazing things he does way too many times.

You guys want to blame the coaches, you're fooling yourselves. The players are responsible for playing the game and doing their jobs. They fall short way too many times.

[Novacane]

Oh please. The "staff" does not make Josh throw BAD INTs at the very worst time at the very worst places. That 4th Q INT was backbreaking. Handing Philly the lead (and momentum) on a silver platter.

IMO he knows he's never winning a ring with the way he keeps on ****ing up which seem to outweigh the amazing things he does way too many times.

You guys want to blame the coaches, you're fooling yourselves. The players are responsible for playing the game and doing their jobs. They fall short way too many times.

Lets trade Josh and see how good McD is without him. Without JA he'd of been gone 4 years ago.

[Canadian'eh!]

Oh please. The "staff" does not make Josh throw BAD INTs at the very worst time at the very worst places. That 4th Q INT was backbreaking. Handing Philly the lead (and momentum) on a silver platter.

IMO he knows he's never winning a ring with the way he keeps on ****ing up which seem to outweigh the amazing things he does way too many times.

You guys want to blame the coaches, you're fooling yourselves. The players are responsible for playing the game and doing their jobs. They fall short way too many times.

He made one bad throw and put up 34 points, and gave a gimmie game winner towards Davis who can’t read the D.

STFU. You’re the stupidest poster here

[ParanoidAndroid]

It's like a child who misses his Mommy Daboll.

Are you this big of a horrible post in real life?

[notacon]

Lets trade Josh and see how good McD is without him. Without JA he'd of been gone 4 years ago.

Who said anything about trading him?? The fact is that if there were no turnovers by the Bills, their chances to win increased. Not only did Josh NOT avoid the big turnover, he did it at the worst possible way.

Those lose games.

[kscdogbillsfan1221]

Oh please. The "staff" does not make Josh throw BAD INTs at the very worst time at the very worst places. That 4th Q INT was backbreaking. Handing Philly the lead (and momentum) on a silver platter.

IMO he knows he's never winning a ring with the way he keeps on ****ing up which seem to outweigh the amazing things he does way too many times.

You guys want to blame the coaches, you're fooling yourselves. The players are responsible for playing the game and doing their jobs. They fall short way too many times.

so you're blaming the one INT (which was a bad one, no doubt) on this loss?

[Forward_Lateral]

Oh please. The "staff" does not make Josh throw BAD INTs at the very worst time at the very worst places. That 4th Q INT was backbreaking. Handing Philly the lead (and momentum) on a silver platter.

IMO he knows he's never winning a ring with the way he keeps on ****ing up which seem to outweigh the amazing things he does way too many times.

You guys want to blame the coaches, you're fooling yourselves. The players are responsible for playing the game and doing their jobs. They fall short way too many times.

This post is an absolute moron

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Oh please. The "staff" does not make Josh throw BAD INTs at the very worst time at the very worst places. That 4th Q INT was backbreaking. Handing Philly the lead (and momentum) on a silver platter.

IMO he knows he's never winning a ring with the way he keeps on ****ing up which seem to outweigh the amazing things he does way too many times.

You guys want to blame the coaches, you're fooling yourselves. The players are responsible for playing the game and doing their jobs. They fall short way too many times.

It's like a child who misses his Mommy Daboll.

This is about as intelligent as McDermott

[kscdogbillsfan1221]

This post is an absolute moron

yes, and no.

blaming it all on josh is moronic

but as mad as i am at McDermott, he didn't make Diggs drop balls, Gabe Davis go full idiot, james cook drop an easy score either

But, all that being said, in the end he coached scared and that's why they lost in overtime today

[notacon]

He made one bad throw and put up 34 points, and gave a gimmie game winner towards Davis who can’t read the D.

STFU. You’re the stupidest poster here

He made a lot more than "one bad throw". The HUGE error was one he just COULD NOT DO against Philly.

YOU STFU, you may be the most blind poster here.

[Chet]

Who said anything about trading him?? The fact is that if there were no turnovers by the Bills, their chances to win increased. Not only did Josh NOT avoid the big turnover, he did it at the worst possible way.

Those lose games.

Call the nurse, fellas

[notacon]

yes, and no.

blaming it all on josh is moronic

but as mad as i am at McDermott, he didn't make Diggs drop balls, Gabe Davis go full idiot, james cook drop an easy score either

But, all that being said, in the end he coached scared and that's why they lost in overtime today

Except I am NOT "blaming it all of Josh". The fact is that he keeps on making backbreaking mistakes that produce a huge headwind to win games, especially against a team like Philly.

What IS moronic is blaming it all on McD. Firing McD would accomplish about as much as trading Josh. Both ideas are stupid.

[YardRat]

The pick was bad, but it was just one mistake. Otherwise Josh played solid for most of the game. Don't know if the miss in OT was on Davis or Josh for making the wrong read.

Can't complain about the offense too much in this game, especially the QB. The special teams sucked again, Smiley is a dead man walking.

This loss is squarely on the defense, and it's just the same old/same old that we've seen in McDermott's tenure here, same **** different day and team. Six yard cushion in OT on 3rd and four, again. Getting up by double digits and taking the foot off the gas, again. Just like Josh is Josh, this is what a McD team is going to look like.

[notacon]

Call the nurse, fellas

You are projecting again. You want to deny reality, that's your problem, not mine.

[Chet]

You are projecting again. You want to deny reality, that's your problem, not mine.

Let me tell you about the rabbits, Lenny

[Mace]

Oh please. The "staff" does not make Josh throw BAD INTs at the very worst time at the very worst places. That 4th Q INT was backbreaking. Handing Philly the lead (and momentum) on a silver platter.

IMO he knows he's never winning a ring with the way he keeps on ****ing up which seem to outweigh the amazing things he does way too many times.

You guys want to blame the coaches, you're fooling yourselves. The players are responsible for playing the game and doing their jobs. They fall short way too many times.

Your bosses are instrumental in driving organizational success. That was not a well prepared, disciplined, focused team effort, it just wasn't even if it came close because of individual (Allen) effort, in a critical game. If you can't blame the coaches, you're fooling yourself with obsessive cheerleading for the sake of it. Imo.