The Buffalo Bills entered the season as one of the strongest teams in the AFC.
There was a lot of talk in the offseason about how Josh Allen was more motivated than ever, and how it was Super Bowl-or-bust time for the organization.
Fast forward to today and they’re just 4-3 and don’t look as intimidating as one would think.
And while most of the blame often falls on Allen’s shoulders, NFL analyst David Jacoby believes that’s not fair.
In the latest edition of “The Carton Show,” Jacoby talked about how the Bills simply cannot move the football, talking about them being a poorly coached team on both sides of the field.
“The Bills are just BAD. It’s not that Josh Allen’s making mistakes, they just can’t move the ball.”
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Sean McDermott is calling the plays on defense, and they’ve been middle-of-the-pack on that side of the field more often than not.
As for the offense, Ken Dorsey has failed to make the most of Allen’s strengths like Brian Daboll did.
The Bills haven’t been able to establish the running game for years now, and they don’t trust James Cook nearly half as much as they should.
Allen is constantly pressing and trying to prove himself on every single dropback, and that often leads to mistakes.
But to be fair, it’s not like he has a lot to work with either, which is why he force-feeds Stefon Diggs the football.
Diggs is obviously one of the best wideouts in the game, and he could beat almost every DB in the league.
But the Bills aren’t doing their star QB any favors either.
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