Go Be You, Josh Allen | NFL Game Tape Breakdown by Kurt Warner
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- Make some special plays but when you make a mistake, make up for it. I remember throwing a lot of interceptions myself, but still putting pressure on the defense knowing I was going to make 3 more plays to make up for it.
Today on Studyball, we are going to take a look at Josh Allen. Now I know I don’t always have this same opinion of quarterback play that a lot of people have. A lot of people will look at stats and dictate a quarterback play based on stats. I don’t like to do it that way. That’s why we watch tape to try and decipher how well a quarterback is playing. We saw Allen’s first game against the Jets, saw two questionable decisions and everyone said “Josh Allen played terrible.” I argue that he played a good football game outside of those two plays. And I still think he has had a pretty darn good year. A mix of the little plays with the big ones. What makes him great is still his big arm and play making ability. A couple of good differences between the first and second game, with some chance taking as well.
How do we have our cake and eat it too? It’s nearly impossible when they are going to be a couple of plays where he can’t gamble. Can you take that out of his game? He is playing better football to me. Then, once he gets creative, we have to take the good with the bad. I think he is playing really good football. #joshallen #buffalobills #nfl
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Kurt is The only expert that really know what he’s talking about instead of just parroting others
Kurt was a QB...in week one Josh threw 3 picks...one was a great play by the defence. The other two looked like he was throwing it at the defence.
I don't know what the play call was or what the concept was...it could have been a miss route or communications...or Josh thought that he was his reciever....
No doubt! True Analysis!
Kurt Warner and Ron Jaworski are the two guys whose analysis I've always respected. These two can break game film better than any of these so called experts who never stepped foot on a football field, but claim to be said experts.
1,000,000%! He makes the game fun for thinking people.
That part!
Kurt Warner is an actual Josh Allen expert
Josh Allen is so good, and so is Kurt
The fact you don't have more subs and views on your videos shows how casual the grand majority of the fanbase is, pure and simple. Thanks for another great breakdown.
We need this every week, instead of talk shows that just give there opinions.
A lot are the same guys that was down on him coming out of college looking to prove their point. If you are a Bills fan you've seen Brady throw 4 picks in a game...Nobody was saying he was the worst QB in the league because of them...and I don't think he had 70% completion in those games ether
yeah, here opinions tend to be better
There's a reason why he wins 75% of his games and it ain't superior coaching or personnel. He carries the Bills. Week in, week out
Really enjoy Kurt's analysis...no hype no hot takes no hollering...just breakin it down for dummies like me👍
It’s the most moronic thing to me how we try to simplify the sport by looking at totalized stats at the end of the year and look for the QB who has the most TDs with the fewest interceptions and then vote for him as the league MVP. There’s soooo much context behind every play, all touchdown passes and interceptions cannot be viewed equally. Really appreciate guys like Kurt who actually break down the sport and can view the results beyond what the box score says.
For Josh, I think the key for him to be at his best is trusting his protection in the pocket. There were times in week 1 and last year when he did have a clean pocket, but he just didn’t trust as if that was the case so he’d either be unbalanced or needlessly try to escape the pocket. Of course, that trust needs to be earned, and last year Josh had good reason not to trust his OL as it was terrible, but this year the IOL is substantially improved which should give him enough time to stay on time and on schedule to deliver darts to the open receiver. Getting the RB run game humming will be huge too, and there’s still a whole lot of meat left on the bone when it comes to utilizing Kincaid (and Knox) in the passing game. A lot of people slept on the improvements the Bills made this offseason and after week 1 those people were taking their victory laps, but I have a feeling that they’ll all be proven wrong by the end of the year.
see also "3rd down conversions" and "run/pass balance"
Thank you for an assessment on Josh wrapped in experience. Josh is the “artist” athlete QB. He takes chances.
When Josh is on point he is impressive. Nearly unstoppable
I really think when he’s at his absolute peak, he’s the best QB in the league. The problem is he’s not as consistent as I’d like him to be and sometimes makes poor decisions. But when he’s on, there no one more exciting and jaw dropping in the sport.
It still amazes to this day that Allen was so much criticized and scrutinized pre draft. yes, everyone knew he had the best arm and was physically gifted, but many teams were scared he was too raw and not polished enough to be successful at the NFL level. Remember what Allen said when Buffalo picked him? Allen said I'll make Buffalo look like the smartest people for choosing me, and boy was he right. Dude worked his azz off and now we see the results.Too this day it baffles me how John Elway passed on him when he had the chance to grab him before Buffalo. I always believed any QB drafted can be successful if they're really determined to succeed. Look at a guy like Fitzpatrick who kept getting chances and was a strong performer. Alot of it is hard work and determination to prove your critics wrong. Baker Mayfield just might save his career in Tampa after two failings in Cleveland and Carolina. Funny how things work out.
Thank you for bringing sanity to evaluation instead of the MSM talking heads. I actually learn from you.
Good advice Kurt! Don’t play to avoid errors play to make plays! Go Firebaugh fireball!,
I loved getting your take on his play. Very enlightening. Thank you!
Your channel is great. That's all I have. Please keep making these.
At 9:08...Knox should have enough sense, and Dorsey should make sure he sees it next time, that when the middle linebacker blitzes that 1)it 's going to OPEN up the middle of the field, so you should go there and 2) Since your quarterback will NOT have a lot of time, so your post route means nothing. Love what you do Kurt Warner...this should be picked up ESPN...great analysis!
Routes are there so the QB knows where they'll be. Unless it's an option route, he needs to be where he's supposed to be
@@BuffaloBilliam That's the point Bill, it sure looks there SHOULD have been an option...
@@tompemwas Dorsey supposed to predict the future & just know that the MLB would blitz
@@Dilly_Dilly_Dale For receivers, Dilly, it's called "sight adjustment".
I appreciate this breakdown and the fact that kurt was dowm on josh during the draft but has changed his mind over time. Too many people just follow these talking heads who are box score analysts at best.
He’s so good. Pure talent.
Thank You Kurt! Huge fan of you as a person after I watched your movie 🎥 Incredible! Go Bills!
Go bills!
Josh Allen is Josh Allen a freak athlete playing QB at an elite level in the NFL. Josh can say he will slide Josh can say he will hit the check down and really means it then, but during the game he has 1 thing on his mind, just win baby. He will jump over people and launch an 80 yard bomb because he can. Just enjoy the ride.
Josh Allen is on the same level as Mahomes but y’all aren’t ready for that convo yet
I think he’s more talented, he just makes poor decisions and tries to do too much sometimes.
Thanks so much for this, Kurt. Love your analysis on all QBs, but watching you break Josh's game down is great to see. No knee-jerk reactions; just facts.
100% agree Kurt everybody was getting down on the poor kid for a bad game!! Tyrod Taylor had very few interceptions, but he wouldn’t throw the ball!! Pick your poison people I’ll take a gunslinger every time!!
Such simple talk - but so true... Risk/Reward --- everyone - even coaches - think they can outsmart Life - less risk = less reward - more risk = more reward - THAT will NEVER change...
The best breakdowns on YT
He absolutely knew he had the free play.
Love the analysis!
Love this!
QB’s have so much to read within 4 secs! It’s amazing if you ask me.
W breakdown
The special 😅 Got you 👊
Hey Kurt. Huge fan since Rams days. When will you do a study on Tua Tagovailoa? Thanks.
But but but the casuals on twitter told me Josh Allen sucks. No thanks, I’ll take advice and knowledge from people who actually played professional football, not couch warriors who do nothing but sit on their phones all day.
The real issue Is did Josh take unnecessary risks. The answer is yes.
Josh could retire tomorrow and never work again and be comfortable.
Josh!!!! ---- try to stay healthy and Just go have fun!
Screw everyone.
Kurt, can you tell us what’s wrong with Burrow?
I've been concerned that they are doing to Josh what they did to Cam Newton and try to protect him by turning him into a pocket passer, which is not what he's meant to be. Instead of getting out in space and running and playmaking, him sitting in the pocket and trying to force throws into double coverage that end up intercepted.
All I was hearing is how terrible he is and mac Jones and Zach Wilson are better. Huh. Weird that the tape says something else.
I liked your intro where you said Josh had two good games except in the first game he had a couple of bad outcomes.
I've been making the point that the TD passes to Shakir and Davis were classic bad decisions that turned out great.
I was disappointed watching the rest of your video and not seeing any passes from the Jets game that supported your position.
The Shakir one he was about as open as the NFL gives you...He saw it and got it there...plus there was seconds left at the end of the half
The Davis TD looked like he was throwing it in the middle of 4 defenders. Maybe he has confidence that Davis was going to be able to make the play.
Or maybe he looked at tape and saw that other than Marcus Peters the rest of the Raiders defence have a total of 3 career INTs and thought it was worth the risk.
I think you're my favorite "famous" fan of JA17's
CR WASH ..here ..
So are we saying turnovers don’t matter as much anymore? I’m confused because we criticize other QBs for missing 2-3 plays a game but now giving a pass for 3 turnovers? Help me understand
Well, when you also score more TDs than anyone since entering the league I guess you can get away with it.
Your ass got cooked 😂
J Allen needs live action to hone his decision instinct for which risks to take and not take. His real problem is during the playoffs when the pressure of losing causes him to be too rtake risky chances
Dude is amazing in the playoffs. What are you talking about? The Bills have blown it, not Josh
@@BuffaloBilliamlol no he's not
He has one of the highest qbrs of all time in the playoffs. His worst outing was last year with a torn throwing elbow.
@@NDnf84 what sport are you watching?! Obviously not football. You could also pull up a statsheet... or were you just hoping we're all as dumb as you?
@@NDnf84why bc his elbow was fkd in the Bengals game? He has the best QB playoff rating pretty much ever. He's on fire in the playoffs and Fraziers repeat use of prevent defense shit the bed over and over for us and he's gone now and McDermott has the reigns. Words cannot express how wide open our window is while idiots scream it's shut. Gtfoh see you in January
WP will always defend WP....this c$%t will always pick apart other qbs but defending Josh
Kurt, you don't seem to admonish the defense for poor coverage techniques/schemes. Sometimes it's pitch and catch because there's poor defending. Of course, he should get credit for taking advantage of the opponents, but we're not seeing a lot of tight-coverage completions, contested catches, or amazing route concepts. He reads the opponents coverage mistakes really well. And the game tape demonstrates how little pressure the Raiders front four generated. With time, lots of folks can be good at QB.
He didn’t make two mistakes vs the jets, he made 6 turnovers worthy plays and got away with two of them for a total of 4 turnovers.
That ended up being one turnover too many.
Nobody is telling Josh to stop being Josh, we just want him to stop taking stupid chances when there is no reason to.
When your up 10 in a defensive struggle going into halftime… it is completely unacceptable to turn the ball over on 3 of the next 4 possessions and GIVE a victory to the opposition.
I understand that it’s probably good for your view count and your wallet by pandering to the low IQ portion of the Bills fan base… the 8 non skipable adverts didn’t go unnoticed.
However it does nothing for your credibility and even less to help Josh.
Allen needs to listen to his coaches and coordinator and do what he’s told. That’s how he has games like he did against the raiders.
Pretty sure you should be looking in the mirror to find the person with the low football iq.
Certainly, it was unfortunate that in the first game he ended up with multiple iinterceptions. But the decisions weren't any worse than any other game. He might have been a little off in execution. It may have just been probability. If a QB routinely throws passes that others get intercepted at a 30 % rate, it's inevitable that QB will have a few interceptions. But if you stopped Josh Allen from making those throws, he wouldn't have 1/3 of his touchdowns.
In fact I'll argue it was his "discipline" in overtime against the Jets that directly led to the punt and the loss.
@@tommcmasters8429
No.. it was the false start on first down by Spencer Brown that put the Bills behind the sticks that caused the punt and the return.
But that game should of never went to overtime. They had 5 possessions in the second half and turned the Ball over on three of them. He had a fumble on the fourth drive that was called back on “forward progress” when he botched the snap.
4 out of 5 drives in the 2nd half he killed with mistakes. The fifth and final drive was the FG to tie it and go into overtime.
All of the jets 2nd half scoring came on short fields due to Allen turnovers. Completely unnecessary in a game that you’re winning by 10, against a backup QB that can’t move the ball.
I’ve seen all the coaches film on that game from multiple angles. On every interception he had receivers open underneath or in the flat.
The pick to Davis, Diggs is in single coverage over the middle and Knox is all alone leaking out into the left flat.
On the pick to Diggs he had Kincaid and Knox wide open on a mesh concept at 7 and 12 yards over the right side.
On the fumble which set up the Jets only TD, he ran directly into the teeth of the defense before securing the ball.
It would make sense to take those kinds of chances in a game you’re losing and need something big to get back into the game. That wasn’t the case. The Bills had the lead the entire game until the jets last possession.
You cannot commit 6 turnover worthy plays and lose 4 of them… and win games in the NFL. I don’t care how good you are.
You okay bud? Lots of hate in you. I hope you have a much more positive perspective on one of the best QBs in the NFL today.
You actually think you're capable of breaking down and understanding film better than Kurt Warner? lol Monday Morning Quarterback if I've ever seen one
@@moelarry8088
Ask Kurt how many games he’s won with 4 turnovers.
He’s blowing smoke up your ass for clicks dummy.