Holy Crap Josh Allen is a turnover machine

[CoachAllred]

I know someone here has probably already brought this up but, this stat blew me away.
In 30 NFL games Josh Allen has fumbled the ball 26 times and thrown 21 int's
That includes 2 fumbles last week

The Bills have a very average oline and maybe even the weakest oline we have faced,

Two things I have noticed while watching pieces of his games is that opposing
dlinemen will get pressure on him , but are just a bit too slow to catch him once
he starts moving. I'm watching and thinking AD would have caught him on most if not
all of Allen's escapes.

The second is several of his big pass plays should have been picked or at least
tipped. Miami's secondary looked horrendous. Don't see our secondary playing
that poorly.

I have a feeling we are gonna be the team that puts a damper on this media love
fest

 

[TexasRam]

Any given Sunday anything can happen.

But I see one scenario where Donald sacks him 5 times and forces 2 turnovers.

 

[badnews]

Any given Sunday anything can happen.

But I see one scenario where Donald sacks him 5 times and forces 2 turnovers.

I legit think Donald lands his first multi sack game of the season.

 

[Ram65]

In 30 NFL games Josh Allen has fumbled the ball 26 times and thrown 21 int's
That includes 2 fumbles last week

That's a lot of both.

The Rams have only blitzed 15.somthing % of the time.
Even though Staley doesn't like to blitz it might be a good idea to get a little extra pressure on Allen.
Donald hasn't had much help with pressure. Floyd has gotten some. Kiser up the middle might keep him in the pocket more
and get more pressure.

 

[CoachAllred]

Any given Sunday anything can happen.

But I see one scenario where Donald sacks him 5 times and forces 2 turnovers.

You may not be off on that scenario. He tends to take alot of sacks as well (38 last year)

 

[CoachAllred]

I legit think Donald lands his first multi sack game of the season.

Agreed , But I am going to match your multi sack and raise you a strip with one of those sacks.

 

[Corbin]

Honestly I like the Bills outside of them letting the fucking pos Cheatriots Tun that división 2 decades.

I really hope they do well this year for Bills Mafia but I honestly see our pass rush and pass D being the deciding factor in creating turnovers in this game to tip the scales in our favor.

The Bills D will neautralize our rushing for the most part and we’ll be able to start the Bear Raid offense on that ass which will open up the run end of the 3rd beginning of the 4th.


Now to see if I’m as smart as I think I am. Lol

 

[jrry32]

I like the Bills, but I don't trust Josh Allen. Last year, Allen posted great numbers against bad teams and pretty bad against good/great teams. Tomorrow will be a big test for him. I think Staley's defense is going to prove frustrating for him. You really have to be precise with your accuracy against this defense. It makes you earn it on every series and doesn't give up a lot of big plays. And with how well Staley disguises his coverages, I wouldn't be surprised if we fool Allen a few times. The question is if our pass rush can show up.

 

[ProGen]

All depends on our anaemic pass rush

 

[Ram65]

I like the Bills, but I don't trust Josh Allen. Last year, Allen posted great numbers against bad teams and pretty bad against good/great teams. Tomorrow will be a big test for him. I think Staley's defense is going to prove frustrating for him. You really have to be precise with your accuracy against this defense. It makes you earn it on every series and doesn't give up a lot of big plays. And with how well Staley disguises his coverages, I wouldn't be surprised if we fool Allen a few times. The question is if our pass rush can show up.

All depends on our anaemic pass rush

The Rams corners have played soft coverage on the edges.

Does Staley decide to blitz more than 15% of the time to get more pressure and force Allen into more mistakes?

 

[ausmurp]

I like the Bills, but I don't trust Josh Allen. Last year, Allen posted great numbers against bad teams and pretty bad against good/great teams. Tomorrow will be a big test for him. I think Staley's defense is going to prove frustrating for him. You really have to be precise with your accuracy against this defense. It makes you earn it on every series and doesn't give up a lot of big plays. And with how well Staley disguises his coverages, I wouldn't be surprised if we fool Allen a few times. The question is if our pass rush can show up.

As we know with our QB, you can't judge him on last yr. Allen looks like one of the best QBs this yr, yes he will turn the ball over at times, but he usually more than makes up for it w big plays on the ground and through the air this yr.

I'm worried. I know we have a good D,but their WRs are blazing fast, faster than our DBs. They'll probably get some deep balls on us. Hopefully we can win this game bc if so, we are a playoff team.

 

[RamsSince1969]

All depends on our anaemic pass rush

Hopefully McVay has pulled him aside and said that we need to do better and if the edges can't get, crank up the blitzs. This young core of coaches seem accept that they have to adapt and change when given a challenge. I bet we see something new today.

 

[RhodyRams]

not so fast.. Allen has turned the ball over but twice so far this year, the aforementioned fumbles against Miami..and he has thrown 81 passes so far without an int. in 2020

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

The Rams corners have played soft coverage on the edges.

Does Staley decide to blitz more than 15% of the time to get more pressure and force Allen into more mistakes?

Allen has been more accurate this year. He has not seen much pressure and the Bills are doing a good job of coaching him along as a raw QB.

Those soft cushions could cost the Rams with Diggs, Brown and Beasley.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

not so fast.. Allen has turned the ball over but twice so far this year, the aforementioned fumbles against Miami..and he has thrown 81 passes so far without an int. in 2020

Spot on. It could be the competition they faced but he seems to be getting better and their Oline is not as bad as stated here. Never underestimate your opponent.

 

[Faceplant]

Rex Ryan just predicted that the Bills are going to "beat the Rams to sleep".... Lolz...

 

[dieterbrock]

Not exactly true, while he has fumbled 24 times, he's only lost 8 in 2+ seasons, thats only 4 per year. 29 turnovers in 30 career reg season games isnt Aaron Rodgers-like, but it isnt Jameis Winston either...

 

[VARAM]

Headline Monday Morning: "Bills Lose, Can Josh Allen Recover"

 

[LARAMSinFeb.]

Rex Ryan just predicted that the Bills are going to "beat the Rams to sleep".... Lolz...

He was really salty after the opener. Unprofessional.

 

[CoachAllred]

Rex Ryan just predicted that the Bills are going to "beat the Rams to sleep".... Lolz...

Then it's a lock Rams win.
Rex has been reading feet again.