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I think he caught a ball once

the dam has broken. much more to come...and the usual suspects here will still defend the greaseball mobster when it's obvious he was in up to his neck. Why? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15285457/Epstein-claims-photos-dirty-Donald-bikini-clad-women-new-emails-released-REPUBLICANS.html

Only people who have been beaten down syndrome and think that Buffalo Bills fans can't have any nice would believe that I don't think Josh is leaving before he's 40 if he's even playing at that time Philip Rivers stayed in San Diego and won a lot less for over 15 years

That tells you how bad this team really is. That also says that Allen isn't the only reason this team is 2-3 in their last 5 games. It's quite possible that due to lack of talent that this a 10-11 win team at best.

Trump and Maga are scum. Their time is coming.

That’s a group with two #3 WRs outside in Davis and Palmer and maybe a #4 in Moore. I’m not sure that’s average but I guess it is a step up from horrible.

I’ll keep arguing this point if I have to scream it. The 2021 Bills were 7-6 at one point and almost missed the playoffs. The 13 seconds was a divisional round game. They still would have had to host Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and the Bengals in the AFC CG the next week. We would have lost that game, just like the Chiefs lost it. The closest the Bills got to winning a SB was last season, when they were a spot away from taking a lead in the CG. But the best Bills team was the 2020 team, and they blew their best chance at greatness by not being ready for the moment in KC.

Maga is human scum. Pedo lovers.

I have a cousin that played in the league 10 years, and he also won a Super Bowl ring as a defensive starter. I consult with him only in emergency situations about the Bills because he’s brutally honest and always spot on. He’s also an analyst. He told me that no wide receiver is willingly going to Buffalo, and it’s not a preferred spot in a trade as well. Many receivers feel Josh can’t see the field, nor can he place throws accurately when routes are ran perfectly. Top wideouts also feel that everybody, including themselves, will always be blamed first in this market, while Josh goes unscathed. It's a dead end career death trap job for a top tier receiver. It's not Beane as much as folks gloss over Josh. He said the receivers, except Shakir, and Shavers who is thankful to have a job, have quit on the squad. They’re tired of being just blockers. Amari felt like he was used as a decoy. He almost retired last year on the team from what I heard. McD is losing the team, or has lost the team… It’s a lot, but just talk too so take it how you wanna!😂

Wow, shows where Trump's priorities are. What the F is in these files?

Let’s do a little hypothetical. If, over the next 5 years, the Bills do EXACTLY what they did over the last 5 will you be satisfied? Basically, if they win the division and a playoff game or 2 each year will you deem that success? At the end of that time they’ll have a 35 or 36-year-old Josh Allen, 5 more AFCE titles, 60 more wins and 2 AFC Championship appearances. Is that good enough for you?

Reverse cowgirl is illegal there because you never turn your back on family.

Baker and Josh exchange playful jabs. Can tell there's a lot of mutual respect

The next time I hear players say a teammate sucks will be the first. I take what our secondary players say about Gabe with a grain of salt

Child sex offenders shouldn't get special good treatment. Yet you disagree Why is that? Why are you so happy he is helping a child sex offender? Are you in some club or something?

I thought Cali sober was mushrooms?

Sucka, please.

He appears eager to contribute!

Dabol as GM Babich as coach.

do you think he'll play for Sweden in the Olympics even if he is still MIA for the Sabres?

Perhaps you've only seen the BBC News edit. I know many here see bbc and get excited because they know their browser history ... But it's also a news source out of the UK which edited the hell out of Trump's clip. The US media the same thing. Either way you're living in a paradigm, living in a lie, full of *****. I don't know which one but you can decide. Because you're saying this on one side of your mouth shaking your head yes while the other side of your mouth is going back, maybe to that BBC stuff, and shaking your head yes when Nancy pelosi, Chuck schumer, Maxine waters, many of them said we need to fight like hell, we need to punch them in the face, we need to be violent. So here you are upset that Trump riled up people that attacked the capitol. Your words. But when it comes time to call out violence against people who disagree with you, your liberal ideations, Che guevara, whatever commie bastard you're into ... Well I don't see you saying much? In fact I think I saw you say something about Charlie Kirk being only a YouTuber, and being fairly light on the whole stance there. So yeah, you're just a douchebag hypocrite.

The current regime was successful in stabilizing an organization that was a complete mess for almost two decades. That cannot be taken away from them. But one thing I've come to realize is that just because you can build a strong foundation, doesn't mean you have what it takes to complete the job. Sean McDermott is very organized and structured, where his predecessor was absolute chaos. He's proven to be a strong leader for the locker room, and his ability to make players feel connected like a family is rare in professional sports. Where McDermott struggles though is thinking quickly on his feet, and adapting to unexpected situations on gameday. When everything he's prepared for during the week goes out the window, and he needs to react on the fly. When he needs more than just fundamentals and execution, and he needs to outsmart the guy on the other sideline. That's when mistakes like 13 seconds happen. As the years have passed, McDermott's defensive scheme has also gradually become outdated, as NFL offenses have shifted towards heavier sets and more running the ball. His preference to promote from within is great for organizational morale, but it's clearly cost us a chance at bigger and brighter minds being able to take us to higher levels. In the same way, Brandon Beane succeeded at the one thing all the other GMs since Bill Polian failed at. Drafting a franchise QB. He hit a grand slam on the first swing, and gave us the key piece needed to become one of the NFL's top teams. But his drafting and roster management since has been subpar. And as the key veterans we had on the roster have left, retired or regressed -- he's struggled badly to replace them. I understand the fear that Terry Pegula will make a bad decision. But at some point I think we have to take a chance. Right? How many years are we going to spin our wheels with McDermott/Beane, as Josh Allen's career dwindles down to nothing?