Do NFL analysts are afraid to criticize the field marshal of the Buffalo Bills, Josh Allen?
The former offensive rookie of the year Robert Griffin III affirms that Allen leaves without guilt for the defeat of the Sunday AFC championship against the Kansas City bosses, and even suggested that experts are avoiding negative comments about the two-time all-pries .
Playing the role of the Tuesday morning marshal in the YouTube show of Kay Adams, Griffin did not deny Allen's greatness. Even so, he was perplexed to see a key reading that was not mentioned in the consequences of Sunday's final controversial in Kansas City.
“No one has pointed out this … I have seen the tape back several times, Josh Allen could have adjusted the protection and picked up that bomb with two minutes to play.
'But nobody is talking about that because I think there is a fear at this time among the media to criticize Josh Allen because he has been very great. And I think Josh Allen is a great field marshal.
The play began with two Chiefs players unlocked in the line and ended with Allen launching a prayer in the direction of the closed wing Dalton Kincaid, who could not transport in the capture. But as Griffin sees it, Allen's mistake was his failure to collect the bombing.
The field marshal of the Buffalo Bills, Josh Allen (17), launches a pass during the AFC championship
The former offensive rookie of the year Robert Griffin III (in the photo) affirms that Josh Allen goes to the street for the defeat of the Sunday AFC championship against the Kansas City bosses
“Josh Allen could have adjusted the protection and picked up that bombing,” Griffin continued.
He would continue to give an internal explanation about how he would adjust protection in the scrimmage line.
'But they are in an empty formation, they move to Khalil Shakir to the field and make it run that bubble, if Josh Allen simply, I do not know what they call it, but it is a call of R/L and borrow the rear guard and take them To the right, “Griffin said.
“They would have been able to collect the bombing and he would have had the opportunity to hit Dalton Kincaid for a massive gain with all the open work.”
Griffin's opinion was so convincing that Adams gave an audible gasp at one time.
Other former NFL field marshal have defended Allen, including the person calling Bills Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Responding to Benjamin Sok's statement that Allen should have thrown Khalil Shakir on the left side of the field, Fitzpatrick criticized the analyst for his lack of experience.
“I really like your passion and knowledge for the game, but sitting in your comfortable rotating chair with the heater at home and a click on the hand makes the game very easy,” Fitzpatrick wrote in X.
“Having two unlocked defenders and without obstacles believe it or is not quite difficult to navigate,” Fitzpatrick continued. 'For the sake of credibility, do not pause the tape again to talk about the space between speed runners at full speed and how QB only needs to turn the hips and make the launch.
Fitzpatrick expanded at his point in a subsequent publication, writing, that the 'blitz is impossible to resume with a protection of 5 men'.
The former offensive liner of the bosses, Mitchell Schwartz, did not buy Fitzpatrick's argument completely, but agreed that Kansas's defensive coordinator City Steve Spagnuolo 'called a perfect work'.