Dan Orlovsky and Ryan Clark Debate Josh Allen QB Play
 

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Summary?

RC: Josh Allen is James Harden

Orlovsky sucks off Allen, Clark says stop the excuses Josh is a choker

Orlovsky thinks Josh Allen is great, and blames the loss on everything but Josh (mostly true). He thinks Allen outplayed Mahomes last night (LOL). He thinks we focus these losses far too much on Allen and not other aspects of their team (mostly tue).

Clark thinks Allen is great, but his inability to beat Mahomes on the biggest stage can't be dismissed. He's tired of everyone coming in here to save Josh after every playoff loss. At some point, Josh needs to prove that he can win these big Divisional games, especially after dropping two straight at home (absolutely true).

Josh Allen was let down by his guys because of "drops". Per Orlovsky Mahomes' guys made plays and wasn't let down. Nevermind Hardman giving up 7 points which would habe all but sealed the game and the Chiefs booth for not calling for a challenge of a forward pass which was a clear penalty and huge momentum change in the game. Mahomes overcame the errors. As always. Allen.did.not. As always.

Orlovsky is chiefzilla?

I thought he was ok I mean there were 3 drops that probably combined for over 100 yards and a touchdown or 2. Bills need to dump Diggs and rebuild that WR room outside of Shakur

Orlovsky full of shit. He pretends Josh Allen was perfect and that Mahomes’ teammates made no mistakes. Total bullshit when we think about all of these plays:

1. Justin Watson drops a perfect throw on 3rd down to setup 1st & Goal at the Buffalo 10 yard line. Potential 4 point swing for Buffalo.

2. Mecole Hardman fumbles on the Buffalo goal line. Probably a 7 point swing for Buffalo.

3. Josh Allen throws a Pick 6 ball and KC drops it.

4. Josh Allen fumbles and KC fails to recover it.

Buffalo had basically every bounce go their way...had more than 1 catch that was probably a less than 5% probability happen and they still lost.

Shitkur also caught 2 balls that led to scores he's not talented enough to normally catch. So things even out. Him scoring on Sneed was a complete fluke

Wow, I totally forgot about that one. It is just bizarre to me how the media can't wait to prop JA up after these losses - like he's some sort of fragile piece of china. Like any sport that features great individual matchups, you have to take down the King to get your just rewards. It's that ****ing simple!

I like how there is absolutely zero talk of how Buffalo's gameplan was to completely minimize Josh Allen.

We're gonna hand off a lot..we'll have Josh run too...then we'll throw dumpoffs constantly, mix in a few deep shots.

And even with that gameplan in the 4th quarter Josh did multiple things that could have killed them.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Josh Allen completed all 16 of his passes thrown behind the line of scrimmage, tied for the most completions behind the LOS in a game in the NGS era.<br><br>Allen completed just 10 of 21 passes beyond the LOS for 95 yards &amp; a TD (2 completions past the sticks).<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/KCvsBUF?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#KCvsBUF</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BillsMafia?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BillsMafia</a> <a href="https://t.co/B1OKQUivJp">pic.twitter.com/B1OKQUivJp</a></p>&mdash; Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) <a href="https://twitter.com/NextGenStats/status/1749265535135875578?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 22, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

They were definitely protecting Josh from mistakes and protecting McDermott’s shitty defense from Mahomes by keeping him on the sidelines. It was a great strategy for a huge chunk of the game.