Josh Allen's Versatility & Miami's Explosive Offense Analyzed

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00:00The one thing I do know is Josh Allen is tremendous, maybe the best overall quarterback in the

00:08NFL.

00:09Donnie, it's Patrick Bones.

00:10I'm talking rushing, running, arm strength, all that, the intangibles.

00:13He gives you everything.

00:14But Joe, he can't go through a season where he's running two touchdowns in a game, throwing

00:19two touchdowns.

00:20He has to be the everything.

00:21James Cook looked tremendous in that game.

00:23And going forward, you saw last week what happened to Josh Allen, diving into the end

00:28zone, injures the non-throwing hand.

00:30Hey, buddy, you can hand the football off and probably get the same exact results.

00:33And I do think Joe Brady in that offense will determine that, saying, it's a Thursday night

00:37game.

00:38My quarterback is banged up.

00:39We're on the three-yard line.

00:40Do we call a quarterback sweep or just hand the football off to Cook?

00:42I love the look for Cook to get into the end zone.

00:45On the other side for the Miami Dolphins, two attack by Lowe in that offense, explosive

00:49as it gets.

00:50Raheem Mostert and Devon Achan didn't do much on the ground last week, Joe, but the air

00:54attack is where they made it happen.

00:56Deep plays for Waddle.

00:57You know, you had him altered up over his yards.

00:59He hits that easily.

01:00You had Tyreek Hill going over 100 with a touchdown.

01:03Are we going to see that type of offensive output?

01:06Because quite frankly, I wasn't all that happy with that Buffalo defense against Arizona,

01:10but a different quarterback.

01:11Two attack by Lowe is, let's just say, mobile, but not to the degree that Kyler Murray is,

01:15which he made a lot of things happen by himself in extending plays.

01:18That's not going to happen tomorrow night.

01:20No, it's not.

01:21But I still think Tua gets over the 264 and a half.

01:24I mean, think about that matchup at the end of the regular season last year, right?

01:28It was more of a rushing attack.

01:30That's where Buffalo grounded down Miami.

01:32Tua was inconsistent with the interceptions.

01:34You have to go fast and put the pressure on Josh Allen to match them score for score,

01:39right?

01:40Buffalo had success, even though they fell behind 17-3 because they were able to run

01:44the football effectively, and then he worked off a play action.

01:48They're still not built to have Josh Allen chuck it 50 times a game to jump out to leads.

01:54It's all predicated on the physicality of the offensive line.

01:57So I think that's the difference between both offenses, Buffalo and Miami.

02:01Miami, you have the Ferrari, you have Tyreek, you have Waddle.

02:04I think both of those players eat, and you have to, right, Donnie?

02:08I mean, Miami has success when both of those guys are in their numbers, 96-62, Waddle gets

02:15to 80.

02:16They have about 200 yards receiving between them, and Tua has 400 because he's utilizing

02:22everyone in regards to the passing attack.

02:25Even H-in, coming out of the backfield is an option, so I think we look Miami passing

02:30and Buffalo on the ground Thursday night.

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