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Has the offense performed exceptionally in the divisional round or later? I would say largely, no. Has the offense performed in the most critical moments in these games? I would say certainly, no. Has the offense been let down by skill position players in these moments? I would say 100% yes. So when all you hear is we scored 30+ so many games in a row, all I hear is ya, but we can’t seem to be that dynamic when it matters most. The defense is CERTAINLY the biggest driver, but the perception that the offense doesn’t need help because it’s so prolific in most spots (outside the ones that matter most) is similar to me as the people that value our AFC East championships more than a Lombardi. With where this team is additions should be viewed as far as taking the next step. Similar to how the Rams behaved prior to the Super Bowl they won.

Again, Cristoph Waltz is the villain of Inglorious Bastards, not the role model. Just a helpful tip.

Sanders has had a bunch of bad publicity It's a prank call, it's a joke (I'm sure sanders doesn't really care either, as they put the film out) Want to know how to gain a lot of respect of future teammates and fans all around, showing you can take a joke Pay the mans $100k fine or donate to his charity as I'm sure he has one

You obviously don't follow the NFL! Dallas and Detroit get the 1 & 4 pm Thanksgiving slots, always have. It's the late game 8:30 that anyone can get.

Ok, two things... First, better receivers are only one part of the equation...they don't just materialize. You need to sign, trade for or draft them. Which means you aren't signing, trading or drafting other positions. So signing better receivers only means you are signing better receivers...it doesn't automatically make your offense or your team better. I mean, we already showed how there isn't a direct correlation between receiver talent and offensive production and team record, right? That doesn't even touch the fact that this WR room is "bad" at the top...not the bottom. The odds that a 4th Rd wr would have enough of an impact to change the way a defense plays against us or help us break team records is laughably naive. Second, maybe you aren't watching the same games I am. Because the reason our offense plays the way it does isn't just on the receivers...MVS is clearly a deep threat and we cut him, for example. We clearly made a move to limit turnovers and possess the ball. I mean, we played a 6th offensive lineman more than ay team in the league....who is playing two deep against that? We also seem to think that because he has a strong arm JA is an awesome deep ball QB...but he isn't. It might be his biggest weakness. So they chose to be efficient, get big plays with YAC, and protect the ball and their QB and Josh won MVP and they scored the most point they EVER HAVE. I get it...you think they CAN BE EVEN BETTER if only they had a guy that can blow the top off the defense...newsflash: the bills don't agree and haven't since Dorsey left. They certainly don't think it is more important than improving their defense and retaining key contributors. So far, the proof they are right is an all-time high in offensive production and an MVP for their QB. The proof that you are right is fantasy stats.

Let’s take a moment and be thankful that the Chiefs didn’t sign him

And i'd say this is paranoia. Adam Schefter reported he's playing for us. Brandon Beane says he's playing for us. He didn't make any calls and no one called to so much as check in on a possible trade. If Beane were truly worried, he'd have been more proactive in Drafting a RB and/or possibly looking to move him. He says people are making it a bigger thing than it really is. He would know more than you and I and his words and actions back that up. And? That's Dalvin, not James. He feels he's already earned it. Doesn't mean he's going to hold out. And even if we were to take this as Dalvin speaking for James, an implication of a hold out coming, or Dalvin influencing James - Dalvin outright threatened a hold out in 2020 (James hasn't done that)... and he still knew it was a bad idea and didn't miss so much as the first practice of Training Camp that year: https://nypost.com/2020/06/08/vikings-rb-dalvin-cook-threatens-holdout-for-contract-extension/ https://www.nfl.com/news/vikings-rb-dalvin-cook-minnesota-is-where-i-want-to-be-at

You talk about weird cult of personality , maybe we just see a crappy thing being done to a kid on a very difficult day for him. You seem to be really offended that people are sympathetic to Sanders. And stop with the what about ism with DeJean, he was selected 40th overall, and he wasn't pranked from access to an NFL coaches private information on his to contact DeJean.

The 2023 highlights dude is all over the place.

Good schedule. But I do not see the NFL taking Bills-Chiefs away from CBS. Its CBS' story to tell (they harped on that point last year). I'm pretty certain CBS will tell it again this year.

That’s a pretty wild take honestly, Thurman Thomas won league MVP while Cook is not even a top 3 Rb IMO.

I have a different take on the end of that SB as the Eagles took their foot off the proverbial gas and didn't go after Mahomes as much, and this allowed ole Patty to get his garbage yards. Did the Eagles bench some of their starters to avoid injury while allowing the backups to get a chance to play in the game? With 8 minutes to go, the score was 6 to 40 with 3:43 minutes left in the 4th, with the Chiefs having a 5-minute drive. Sixteen points by the Chiefs and two field goals by the Eagles in the fourth quarter. This kind of tells me that the score could have been even more embarrassing for KC if they had kept the pressure up. Just sayin. Plus, I think the entire NFL world watched that SB, and in the draft, so many teams wanted to build their defense like the Eagles, which is why most of the top DTs mocked to Buffalo were gone by the 30th pick.

I think safety is the most unproven. Maybe it's just me, but I am extremely high on Derrick Forrest. I think he and Rapp are the starters, with Bishop filling it and one of the rookies being safety 4. I'm not convinced Hamlin makes the team this year. Punter is the worst position group right now. 2 of the worst statistical punters in the last seasons that they have played.

I think the non-drafting of an RB is a good sign. If Cook (agent/team) had told Beane trade him or Cook will hold out to week 11, then I think the Bills would have been looking at drafting an RB. And it wouldn't have been just the other teams calling, it would have also been the Bills on the phone to move Cook. Cook is an excellent, exciting RB that is a bargain at $5M. Great sign that he is going to be here playing on a contract year.

Hallelujah! Hell Yeah we got our separation! Im digging our WR room now! Speed was the missing element. Moore lines up outside, he beats jams. He is an excellent route runner. He can run horizontal routes. Palmer is an excellent route runner as well. All of this is going to open up field, and create mismatches. Dalton, Samuels,, Shakir and the Cook will all benefit

Shaw, the point is that there isn’t a player that’ll put them in a position any better than the one they were in last season. The only thing left for the Buffalo Bills to do is to have someone make ‘a play’ at the point of do or die. You either make the play or you go home. The other night I was watching one of the NBA teams (can’t remember which one) lose a game because a player inexplicably let a ball go right through his hands and legs out of bounds when all he had to do was grab it and hold on. The opponent got the ball out of bounds and proceeded to go the length of the floor for the winning layup as time expired. All I could think to myself was geeeez what a Billsy way to screw up a sure victory.

Love the offseason. Great inspiration, OP. GO BILLS!

Mason Graham got pranked as well by someone pretending to be Stefanski. But they called him after the Browns had already called him. It was recorded. It was a Buckeyes fan and Graham is from Michigan. Still don't understand why the father got fined for the son's actions? NFL trying to send a message so their signature off season event doesn't get tarnished.

I've been saying it for years Dion Dawkins is one of the best left tackles in the NFL All pros and stuff like that is a club.. from draft day you're almost either a part of the club or you're not He's pushing into legitimate Hall of Fame territory with three or four more years of good left tackle play.. he's been that consistent for 6 years.. not first ballot but he could get in after 4 or 5 years

Hey hey now I'm one of those. If it was a 2 yard shuttle pass to the running back as soon as I took the snap in the shotgun...i could do it as long as the sun wasn't in my eyes. In all seriousness though, I remember that game. They did dumb down the playbook but didn't run easy plays for him or even set up the plays for a chance. The defense plays read and react passive coverage and just limited options. It was a tragedy.

Josh Allen is my favorite Bills player ever and I think he's the best Bill ever. But what he has in common with the guys directly behind him on that list is that none of them performed with anything resembling regularity at their highest level in the clutch. Thurman had one great SB out of 4. Kelly was 0-4. Ditto for the other HOF'ers from that team Bruce and Andre. OJ had one playoff game as a Bill and had an awful performance(14 carries for 49 yards). Josh Allen has been really prolific in wildcard games against clearly inferior opponents(except the one loss, to Houston). None of those teams were SB contenders. That record against a tired Phil Rivers, Mack Jones, Skylar Thompson, Mason Rudolph and rookie Bo Nix has made Allen statistically one of the more efficient playoff QB's ever. Which really only serves to confuse Bills fans. We need to keep in mind that Brady and Mahomes didn't/don't play in those games every year like JA17 does. So after 5 final game flameouts, including two horrible full game performances......and two less than stellar performances in both of his divisional round wins versus Baltimore.........I think it's myopic to think that Josh Allen doesn't need high end skill talent around him on offense. Tom Brady wasn't perfect, he had the ball late in a couple of SB losses and didn't cash in(Eagles and Giants). He had the ball late in the other Giants loss where Wes Welker let one go thru his hands like Kincaid did in January......that still counts as a failure to finish. But Brady's career was loaded with big playoff game heroics. Often bailing out NE defense's that seemed to get figured out and fall apart in the second half. Brady was like 75%+ money in divisional, CG and SB's. Allen was in his bag in just 1 of 7 of those types of games. The two should not be compared.