Jones Should Be Greatly Improved In 2022

[mgteich]

After all, this should be expected in the second year with a solid QB coach, a solid OC, and a top 10 group of WR's.

 

[Triumph]

Draft a QB in 2022.

 

[PATS16N0]

Our fanbase is literally oblivious to what makes a good quarterback, who is a good quarterback, and who will be a good quarterback.

Bunch of us wanted to move on to Jimmy G / were happy to move from Tom / thought Tom was finished from like 2012 on / entertained Matt Cassel discussions after 2008 / now think Mac Jones is a franchise quarterback.

Spoiler alert: Josh Allen and Mac Jones will never be in the same category. Buffalo is going to continue to get more solid, more reliable, more dominant, because with their quarterback, you don’t have to pretend. You can literally just watch it happen, on television, right in front of you, in real time.

 

[*ChungFu*]

Draft a QB in 2022.

Which one?

 

[jah]

Our fanbase is literally oblivious to what makes a good quarterback, who is a good quarterback, and who will be a good quarterback.

Bunch of us wanted to move on to Jimmy G / were happy to move from Tom / thought Tom was finished from like 2012 on / entertained Matt Cassel discussions after 2008 / now think Mac Jones is a franchise quarterback.

Spoiler alert: Josh Allen and Mac Jones will never be in the same category. Buffalo is going to continue to get more solid, more reliable, more dominant, because with their quarterback, you don’t have to pretend. You can literally just watch it happen, on television, right in front of you, in real time.

Oh

 

[E1Downey]

Our fanbase is literally oblivious to what makes a good quarterback, who is a good quarterback, and who will be a good quarterback.

Bunch of us wanted to move on to Jimmy G / were happy to move from Tom / thought Tom was finished from like 2012 on / entertained Matt Cassel discussions after 2008 / now think Mac Jones is a franchise quarterback.

Spoiler alert: Josh Allen and Mac Jones will never be in the same category. Buffalo is going to continue to get more solid, more reliable, more dominant, because with their quarterback, you don’t have to pretend. You can literally just watch it happen, on television, right in front of you, in real time.

My kids will often see what they want to see and hear what they want to hear. I know that I as a fan have been guilty of this many times...with that said, I still think Mac can be a very good, if not great QB in this league. He will never have the physical gifts that Allen does so that category is out for sure...but the category of championship caliber QB is still open i believe. (or do i just want to believe that?)

 

[venecol]

After all, this should be expected in the second year with a solid QB coach, a solid OC, and a top 10 group of WR's.

Top 10 group of WRs? Where?

 

[lancerman]

Top 10 group of WRs? Where?

This is my question? Did something happen?

 

[VectorPrime]

We must have traded for Calvin Ridley or something without me noticing.

 

[MahomestoKelce]

Our fanbase is literally oblivious to what makes a good quarterback, who is a good quarterback, and who will be a good quarterback.

Bunch of us wanted to move on to Jimmy G / were happy to move from Tom / thought Tom was finished from like 2012 on / entertained Matt Cassel discussions after 2008 / now think Mac Jones is a franchise quarterback.

Spoiler alert: Josh Allen and Mac Jones will never be in the same category. Buffalo is going to continue to get more solid, more reliable, more dominant, because with their quarterback, you don’t have to pretend. You can literally just watch it happen, on television, right in front of you, in real time.

And People (In general. Not calling out Pats fans) in 2001 likely said: "Tom Brady and Peyton Manning will never be in the same category". Meaning Brady would never be as good as Peyton Manning.

No I'm not saying for sure Jones will be better than Allen. Nor am I hinting either QB will be as good as prime Manning and Brady. I'm just saying it's possible Mac Jones is as good as Allen someday.

You never know.

 

[upstater1]

Our fanbase is literally oblivious to what makes a good quarterback, who is a good quarterback, and who will be a good quarterback.

Bunch of us wanted to move on to Jimmy G / were happy to move from Tom / thought Tom was finished from like 2012 on / entertained Matt Cassel discussions after 2008 / now think Mac Jones is a franchise quarterback.

Spoiler alert: Josh Allen and Mac Jones will never be in the same category. Buffalo is going to continue to get more solid, more reliable, more dominant, because with their quarterback, you don’t have to pretend. You can literally just watch it happen, on television, right in front of you, in real time.

Patriots fans opinions of Allen are incredibly skewed. He killed us this year and he did in KC too (before Mahomes outdid him), but I watch the guy for 17 games because I live in Buffalo.

If he had to face the Cincy front, the Rams front, the 49ers front, he's a different QB. Don't be so impressed because you saw him against Wise Jr., Guy and a hurt Barmore, a one legged Hightower and a molasses slow Bentley.

I'm more worried that he'll dominate us because we can't build a decent defense than I am in awe of him potentially running over the league. He's not going to do it. He gets flustered and becomes incredibly inaccurate when pressured.

I'll only say that KC's D is not the best barometer either.

I do give Allen a lot of credit, one of the top QBs in the league, but I would--even today--take Mahomes and Herbert over him in the AFC.

 

[venecol]

Patriots fans opinions of Allen are incredibly skewed. He killed us this year and he did in KC too (before Mahomes outdid him), but I watch the guy for 17 games because I live in Buffalo.

If he had to face the Cincy front, the Rams front, the 49ers front, he's a different QB. Don't be so impressed because you saw him against Wise Jr., Guy and a hurt Barmore, a one legged Hightower and a molasses slow Bentley.

I'm more worried that he'll dominate us because we can't build a decent defense than I am in awe of him potentially running over the league. He's not going to do it. He gets flustered and becomes incredibly inaccurate when pressured.

I'll only say that KC's D is not the best barometer either.

I do give Allen a lot of credit, one of the top QBs in the league, but I would--even today--take Mahomes and Herbert over him in the AFC.

I mean, most QBs perform worse under pressure. Look at the GOAT when he faced the Rams front during 1st half. Mahomes runs around like Richard Pryor with his hair on fire. Herbert's numbers drop when pressured. At least Allen can gain yards with his legs.

 

[denverpatsfan]

Can't wait till August!

 

[TheRainMaker]

They currently don’t have an OC.

We will get the same results with Mac unless he is surrounded with better talent at WR. Myers, Bourne and Aghlor will not cut it. Teams will gladly wait around for their dink and dunk knowing they will just stall come the red zone. Didn’t the Pats have the worst red zone offense?

 

[XLIX]

After all, this should be expected in the second year with a solid QB coach, a solid OC, and a top 10 group of WR's.

You really think the Patriots will trade Jones?

 

[aluminum seats]

Plus Allen is a racist, so there’s that

 

[MrBigglesWorth]

Our fanbase is literally oblivious to what makes a good quarterback, who is a good quarterback, and who will be a good quarterback.

Bunch of us wanted to move on to Jimmy G / were happy to move from Tom / thought Tom was finished from like 2012 on / entertained Matt Cassel discussions after 2008 / now think Mac Jones is a franchise quarterback.

Spoiler alert: Josh Allen and Mac Jones will never be in the same category. Buffalo is going to continue to get more solid, more reliable, more dominant, because with their quarterback, you don’t have to pretend. You can literally just watch it happen, on television, right in front of you, in real time.

Haha .. everyone loves the running quarterback... Where are they now? Sitting home and we have stafford and burrow in the Superbowl... Go figure

 

[MrBigglesWorth]

They currently don’t have an OC.

We will get the same results with Mac unless he is surrounded with better talent at WR. Myers, Bourne and Aghlor will not cut it. Teams will gladly wait around for their dink and dunk knowing they will just stall come the red zone. Didn’t the Pats have the worst red zone offense?

He will be improved..... Needs an off season with his receivers... Head up to Montana like Brady did

 

[Triumph]

Which one?

Im not paid to find him.

 

[Rob0729]

Our fanbase is literally oblivious to what makes a good quarterback, who is a good quarterback, and who will be a good quarterback.

Bunch of us wanted to move on to Jimmy G / were happy to move from Tom / thought Tom was finished from like 2012 on / entertained Matt Cassel discussions after 2008 / now think Mac Jones is a franchise quarterback.

Spoiler alert: Josh Allen and Mac Jones will never be in the same category. Buffalo is going to continue to get more solid, more reliable, more dominant, because with their quarterback, you don’t have to pretend. You can literally just watch it happen, on television, right in front of you, in real time.

Allen is a great QB, but how do you know the Bills are going to get better? They could have peaked already. They just lost their OC and they might lose some key pieces this offseason. They have a lot of very good young players hitting the end of their rookie contracts in the next few years and the same with some key veterans. They lose some and they will have to pay through the nose for others. That is why most teams only have a 3-5 year window where they are dominant no matter the QB. Seattle still has Russell Wilson, but they haven't been contenders for several years.

It is possible that the Bills could be a dominant team for the next ten years, but that will be because they do what the Pats, Steelers, and Ravens do by staying dominant despite massive personnel turnover. Only the Pats did it consistently over a long stretch and they were the only team that had a QB who could cover for significant personnel deficiencies on either side of the ball. No one else has done that who has played QB in the last five to ten years (Manning could do that in his Colts days). I am not sure Josh Allen could do that. The other teams stay on top with spectacular drafting and finding good inexpensive free agents.