Josh Allen had 10TDs 12INTs his rookie season and was barely completing 50% of his passes. Allen final college season he completed 56% of his passes for 160 yards a game and 16TDs 6INTs in 11 games. Then Brian Dabol got his hands on him and he's developed him into a MVP caliber QB. I think Dabol is a huge reason for his success
because he has no college experience, college has two parts of a job. Everyone's a GM and a coach, u need to be able to do both. And reason his name gets brought up is because he played here thats it. Would we really as fans be looking at him if he wasn't a QB here?
he was a rookie most rookie qbs struggle, the talented ones improve the game slows down. Buffalo been stacked for like 3 years roster wise, how u beat buffalo? U leave him in the pocket
Josh Allen didn't show much growth in college though either. It's not like he was steadily improving every season. Once Dabol started developing him you could see a steady improvement each season.
yea but he was a top 10 pick scouts and at least I saw what that dude was. PEOPLE SAW
Scouts saw a big arm that was one of the most raw QBs to enter the draft in a long time... Without proper coaching, Allen could of definitely turned into a bust
Don’t pay any attention to what Cam Newton or Josh Allen say about Ken Dorsey being a big part of their success. Listen to the random posters on this board instead. They have the real inside scoop.Cam Newton himself credits Dorsey for much of his success.
Cam Newton credited new Bills QB coach Ken Dorsey for success
The Buffalo Bills reached into the Carolina Panthers' well once again this past week, hiring Ken Dorsey as their quarterbacks coach. With Josh Allen entering his second season as an NFL QB, it's a pivotal hire. Dorsey, 37, spent 2013 to 2017 with the…billswire.usatoday.com
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I can’t think that any former Miami player with a hint of coaching success shouldn’t be hired by Miami? We have people that think jimmy should oversee the program, Ed should be our dc and Dorsey should be our oc. It’s getting pathetic, especially when most people agree and know we need to ditch the Hiring of people learning on the job and also stop hiring people mainly because of their association to Miami. But by All means, let’s perpetuate the mistakes of the past 20 years…
Well, that do have that Super Bowl record on their side. Nobody else has ever been to 4 straight and lost them all.
Always felt bad for Jim...
There are guys that are misses that can't play at the level and guys that can. Haskins for example was a trash qb that did great in college with superior talent around him. That's why the Giants chose Jones....Jones isn't godlike but he was the better option when they did their homework which I agreed with. Same it probably going to happen with Fields...u either can play or u can't. I would look at the talent the QB had around him. Josh had nothing and killed in college he looked like an NFL QB. Does coaching matter? Yea a bit obviously. But it's not all.....that bum Gase got a job cause of Peyton not cause he was a QB guru. He road his *** and now he's a high school coordinator. Josh was going to be good regardless imo.
Would do well with tvd
Like I’ve said he’d be better off sticking with Allen. If dabol gets a head coach job it’ll be with a team that needs help and probably sucks so they won’t have a solid QB. Stick with Buffalo and progress your career and rep with a pro bowl passer
Our Oline is middle of the pack my dude. Not even close to a “ Brick wall” He’s completely different QB now then he was after his first couple years which is when Dorsey joined the team.