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I don't want to hear about how he needs a month before even considering playing him. Let Josh tell him just get him and START HIM. I don't care. DO IT.

Just added Mecole Hardman. Add Palmer & Davis and hopefully we don’t have to see Keon Coleman

Losing home games to Toronto? Since when are the Bills going to start playing home games in Toronto. That makes no sense especially with the new stadium opening in 2026.

Coleman sucks and looks like he's dogging it, but we saw this from diggs, wrs want the ball and they want to be important. The whole o right now is set up for wrs not to be important. I'm sure keon thinks that sucks, and that he doesn't get good opportunities. He had a couple bad attempts vs Miami, but also was thrown a couple bad balls as well, so in his mind it's a wash. I think it's clear the players don't have a lot of confidence in what the coaches are doing, at least on offense.

Well, if you're going down this road, isn't it really the greedy homeowner who is the problem? He/she could certainly direct the property be sold at a certain level that would encourage homeownership for local families, yes?

Good little breakdown. The easy underneath stuff is there with these receivers.

Without a doubt. Similar to Memorial Day it’s an appreciation, respect and thank you to all you who, themselves or loved ones, have served and protected this great country through their service in the Armed Forces. May the spirit of this day remind and inspire us to live in gratitude and never forget any brave man or woman who made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of freedom. Hopefully everyone enjoys honoring this day with your loved ones who are still here after their service for this great country! God bless you all and the United States of America!

Except they get the benefit of catching the Chiefs and Ravens on the decline. They now have a decade-long dynasty window again, while we had to have our rise coincide with the Chiefs' dynasty. The Pats will win the Super Bowl this year and then get better as every FA goes there this offseason. This is the worst possible situation for the Bills, and no one in the organization even seems to recognize that it's happening.

Nice 👍 Never even crossed my mind, but the move makes a lot of sense. 4.33 forty time

I think critique of Josh, his play and mistakes is fine and fair game. He's been erratic this year, late on throws I think he's also gun shy and scared to throw picks. Yet he's deferring on short passes forgetting how YAC was our bread and butter. The pic in the endzone- atrocious throw The fumble- God awful dumb mistake given the circumstances. However the subjective silly takes of " Josh is soft" or " Josh is a poor leader" are terrible takes .....they are nonsense imo.

How can you possibly understand any of that? That is just a bunch of stuff you made up in your head. You have no idea about what is going on behind closed doors.

Well, at least it didn't cost Beane a precious 5th rounder.

So what he’s a bit slow. PS He was running full speed.

"Stand three yards past the LOS and shake your booty. Just don't get there too quickly."

I don't have to pretend that Allen is playing well because the evidence overwhelmingly confirms that he's playing well. Passing: 70.3% completion rate; 2139 yards; 15 TD's & 5 INT's and a QB rating of 105.7 Rushing: 311 yards; 7 TD's & 2 lost fumbles Total Offensive Output: 2450 yards; 22 TD's & 7 TO's. He's on pace here for a season with 4626 total yards; 41 TD's & 13 TO's. What Allen isn't doing is playing at an MVP level. He's not at an A+ for the season he's instead fluctuating between a B+/A-.

The “opps” ”gone” in this case is slang for “gonna”

Thank you! I live in New England and it sucks to see what has happened in the past 9 months. It truly does feel like 5 years ago except the Bills are the 2020 Pats and the Pats are the 2020 Bills. Check out the ticket prices for the Bills Pats game coming up in Foxboro.

These people are the like lamestream media, take bits and pieces of video or a story, cut and edit the pieces they want to fit their agenda

My main concern is that no one at One Bills Drive seems to understand how bad that Miami loss was. It is business as usual this week. Someone should have been fired (Joe Brady), and there should be public anger from coaches and players. Josh moped after the game. That's not what anyone wants to see. Tom Brady or Aaron Rodgers would have spit fire from the podium. It was not just a loss. It was a team that got exposed and embarrassed, and they don't seem to care about it. If they lose this week, the wheels will come off.

Why is he happy his bro is gone? Gone from where?

This being the week everyone seems to have had their last straw with Coleman is just really odd to me. He hasn't developed as much as people wanted and I think the front office did him no favors just throwing him out there as our X with zero competition for snaps, but this was probably the best game of his career so far. If Josh had just gotten the ball to him, we probably win that game and are celebrating a breakout performance from Coleman. It's not even an exaggeration to say a normal Josh performance probably results in Coleman having over 150 yards and at least 3 TDs this past week. Instead, Josh continued to struggle with his ball placement and continued to just be out of sync, missing reads, etc., and Coleman's performance was wasted. It's fair to argue that having a big game against a terrible secondary still isn't impressive, but we've been begging for someone to threaten the defense down the field all year and Coleman was able to beat Miami deep several times and Josh just couldn't make the throws for whatever reason.

Tyreek Hill chimes in:

Well, let’s be fair enough to pass the straight face test….he left because he became a HC. People hate on our OC’s, and then they either become a HC or we are expecting them to be a HC very soon. Are teams stupid enough to hire a new HC simply because he had Josh Allen as QB when they were an OC? Or might there be more to it. Hint: There is always more to it.

Most teams with a franchise QB are carrying that dead money and they get the ability to restructure each off season to open 20-50 mil. If your lucky and hit big time on your picks you can really weaponize your space more which is why the drafting well is so important if you have a QB. The flipside is once your team has your QB go and it is reset time the cap pain is real for a year or team ala the Saints currently.

How do you know with certainty how much Allen was or wasn't involved? You speak as in you were at the meetings.