From the episode
Josh Allen gets away with that backhanded flip at the goal line. There's no there's no reason he got away with that... the throw late in the game is just completely unnecessary.
STACKED’s take
Allen's risky goal-line flip and late-game throw show poor decision-making.
The source criticizes Josh Allen's decision-making in the Bills-Patriots game, highlighting a backhanded flip at the goal line that 'gets away with that' despite being risky, and a late-game throw that was 'completely unnecessary.' The source explains on the late throw: 'At the very beginning of the play, he thinks the corner is going to be open. And I think if he's able to throw it at the very top of his drop, it might be open. But then he has to evade a rusher. He like spins out of it and he like plans to throw it again. And there's nothing in his mind that tells him it's been a little bit too long for me to go and try to make that throw again.' The source notes 'with the amount of timeouts they had time, they had it was only, I think, second and six or something like that. Like there was really no reason for him to make some of those plays.'
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