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The plan that the Patriots used may have influenced the bills to mimic it and caused them to not take full advantage of the talents of Josh Allen until maybe it was too late.

That's something Chris Sims and I spent some time talking about on PFT Live Tuesday morning, the idea that they didn't unleash Josh Allen until really those final

two drives that petered out in the red zone. If they had let Alan throw the ball in the first half,

the way he was in the second half, they may have more than 10 points on the board by the time it was

all said and done. And it really, it really makes me wonder whether or not Belichick set the tone.

And Sean McDermott tried to answer it just assuming, hey, this is the way Bill's doing it.

This is the way I should do it too.

Mike Floril, pro football talk, saying that the talents and the threat of Josh Allen were not

used enough by the Buffalo Bills.

That was their one chance to win and they didn't take advantage of, again, the talents

and the threat of Josh Allen.

Greg Bedard, your thoughts.

Oh, yes. The vast array of talents of Josh Allen. Greg Bedard, your thoughts. Oh, yes. The vast array of talents of Josh Allen, they should have unleashed that on the Patriots.

That was the problem in the game. No, look, do I think maybe they should have thrown a little bit more?

Yeah, probably. I mean, look, you have the one guy on the field who is designed to play in those elements.

Josh Allen, big hands, long arms, big arm, can run the ball, could do everything.

Should they have done a little bit more with Josh Allen?

Yeah, probably.

But I didn't like their how they used them anyways.

And then you also have to factor in Josh Allen himself, making countless mental mistakes, which he did in this game, which he cost this team huge.

Probably the biggest was him taking a sack, getting sacked by his own guy, which he caused because he left the pocket he didn't need to on second and goal.

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