Ex-NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III slams Josh Allen for key error in Bills' loss to Chiefs
Ex-NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III slams Josh Allen for key error in Bills' loss to Chiefs
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Are NFL analysts afraid to criticize Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen?. Former Offensive Rookie of the Year Robert Griffin III claims Allen is going blameless for Sunday's AFC Championship loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, and even suggested pundits are avoiding negative comments about the two-time All-Pro.
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Playing the role of Tuesday Morning Quarterback on Kay Adams' YouTube show, Griffin wasn't denying Allen's greatness. Still, he was nonetheless puzzled to see a key misread going unmentioned in the fallout from Sunday's controversial ending in Kansas City.
'No one has pointed this out…I've watched the tape back multiple times, Josh Allen could have actually adjusted the protection and got that blitz picked up,' Allen told Adams, referring to the failed fourth-down conversion that sealed Buffalo's fate with two minutes to play.
'But no one is talking about that because I think there's a fear right now amongst the media to criticize Josh Allen because he's been so great. And I do think Josh Allen is a great quarterback.'. The play began with two Chiefs players going unblocked at the line and ended with Allen heaving a prayer in the direction of tight end Dalton Kincaid, who failed to haul in the catch. But as Griffin sees it, Allen's mistake was his failure to pick up the blitz.
.@RGIII on Dalton Kincaid's near-catch on 4th & 5 late in the fourth quarter... 🔊"Josh Allen actually could've ADJUSTED the protection and got that blitz picked up... That to me was a bigger issue than Kincaid dropping the ball." @heykayadams @BuffaloBills | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/yvugNiRnpK.
