Bills defenders allowed lowest separation of any defense in week 1, and Allen was elite despite having third lowest average separation per PFF


Bills defenders allowed lowest separation of any defense in week 1, and Allen was elite despite having third lowest average separation per PFF

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  1. Original post from JRFortgang on X: [https://x.com/throwthedamball/status/1833840413280485461?s=46&t=DetTgKMUi5YHwruKJA4Gxg](https://x.com/throwthedamball/status/1833840413280485461?s=46&t=DetTgKMUi5YHwruKJA4Gxg)

    I’m a Cards fan but saw this and thought y’all might want to see it. Please tell me your defense is elite so I can think that’s the reason we got no separation. (MHJ had a weird game but whatever)

    GL against the Dolphins, we’ll try to beat ’em for ya later this year.

  2. I can’t deny a stat, but this is very confusing to me as someone with eye balls that watched the game. I’ve never seen our pass D be worse. I mean even the clips of MHJ who was open by about 45 yards.

  3. Maybe I’m reading this wrong, but this says Kyler was inaccurate. They did in fact get solid separation as they are middle of pack.

  4. I’m a little surprised about the Brock Purdy stats on here; from my casual viewing, it seemed like he was throwing to wide open guys all night. Maybe he just found the one guy on every play who was wide open while the other receivers were covered?

  5. I mean not ideal seeing how little separation our receivers got against a bad cardinals defense….

  6. This only counts receivers targeted, not the guy wide open.

    The tape is going to haunt Murray for the rest of his career.

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