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Originally Posted by daquix;15442796[B
]It’s impossible to throw the ball quickly, while putting up incredible stats, if you’re processing time is as bad as you claim it is.[/B]
You can do it for a game or two, against bad defenses, but not over two complete seasons.
You just made it up. Plain and simple. Processing time was never something that plagued Josh.
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You are the one making things up.
I watched him in college. Did you know that in his draft year his college coach's plan was to make Allen "pro-style", like Wentz? Guess how long that lasted? One game.
His own college coach realized Allen reading a field and processing more was a disaster and aborted the mission. Back to boots with half-field reads.
Same thing in Buffalo. Your GM claimed he liked Allen because he was "pro-style". They threw Allen out there after their boy Peterman flopped again and it was more of the same. Watch this. This is Allen trying to run a Patriots style offense.
Soon after Allen was knocked out with an injury and Brian Daboll abandoned the Patriots playbook that worked for Tom Brady and decided to build an offense around Josh Allen. Lots of quick hitters, Chip Kelly concepts.
One read, if not open run. Suddenly Allen wasn't good but he was playable! That's the offense you have been in since his rookie year. Daboll built on that by adding NFL receivers who could beat zone (John Brown) or man (Cole Beasley). Every play would have a zone or man beater ready to roll.
Then this year Diggs wasn't happy and Boom! Now you have a guy that can beat both and a cheat code. Allen can now hit the 1st read, or the checkdown, or do a scramble drill.
This year against most teams it's more than enough.
putting up incredible stats
You must have forgot about Colin Kaepernick. This has happened before. The NFL did adjust back on him.
BTW, it's not your job to see it. You are a simple Bills fan trolling the Super Bowl Champions message board. But our coaching staff sees it.