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EIGHT Sacks, 12 Hurries, TWENTY- EIGHT Pressures! TWENTY ***** EIGHT! The Bills had 66 Plays all night! So, Allan was trying to find one, any, open WR while running for his life 42% of the time! LET THAT SINK IN!

With all the hits he took last night, he's probably considering expanding the almond ranch, and getting an SMC franchise to peddle decorative curios, at the Firebaugh Flea Market on Sundays.

Assuming he catches the ball in-bounds and the Bills punch it in for a TD... That would HAVE to rank at or near the top of Allen's most memorable game winning drives, right?? That catch happens and a lot of the narratives today are flat out erased and/or minimized because the dominating narrative would be stuff like "no matter how ugly it is, the Bills will always have a chance because they have Josh Allen" I don't typically agree with stuff that Dion Dawkins says, but he was right when he said "it's a game of inches" and mentioned the Davis play. I realize this is another hindsight post, but it has always been fascinating to me, how such small margins will dictate perception and outlook. If the Bills win, the Bills defense is still poor and decimated by injuries, the offense is still an inconsistent mess, and yet, you wouldn't be hearing nearly as much about it... if Gabe Davis got a second foot in-bounds. For me, personally, that play is the first thing that comes to mind when I reflect on last night's game. What an unfortunate wasted opportunity. That truly would have made this another one of Allen's memorable moments and it would have made that 4th and 27 conversion even more special.

And if Josh plays better for one series against the Chiefs last season we win. If he plays one series better last night we win. Yet I know easier to blame the coaches.

Hairston appears to have promise, but is a rookie. Cam Lewis was exposed yesterday at the end of the first half. Taron and Tre are at end of useful life, Benford has regressed. The way they have played this season, none of our CB's would be considered among the top CB's in the league, although our brain trust let Rasul Douglas walk and he is playing like a top CB once again.

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a real #1 fixes so much A defense has to defend twice as much space it opens up all the underneath cook and Allen get less abused playing with a lead lets our defense key in one dimensionally it is the most complimentary football we could ever play. And speaks to my point that this isn’t a 10 year process. Picture this team with George Pickens for a 3rd this year.

i think he'd be more likely to stay for a rebuild tbh it's no secret he and mcdermott aren't close

We already see small signs of slowing and ability to break tackles. Just the reality of aging. He is still in the top of the QB group in terms of mobility, but each year that will slightly change. I have zero confidence in our current coaching staff to be able to adjust a system for an Allen 2.0 version that cannot do the same stuff he does today.

We don't need to rebuild. We need to make some tweaks. Not tear it all down

Locked on is a daily listen for me on the way to or from work

Okay. You're on record as saying that Josh doesn't have any responsibility to get his teammates prepared. Got it. You said "Funny the D stats show that the Bills are a bottom 10 D." I said that's not true and in fact it's not true. You stated the erroneous facts... now prove em.

Josh will probably stay - but the primary adjectives I'd use to describe him this year are "weary" and "frustrated." Maybe I'd add "exasperated." Beane has to step up and we have to go all in on receiving targets. Allen needs to have fun again - that's when we win. If he had legit #1 & #2 receivers, along with Kincaid & Cook, everything would look completely different.

if not for the tip ball on the play prior a mesh concept would’ve worked stellar

I hate Sean and Brandon even more after reading this thread. Josh was meant to be in Buffalo for his whole career. He has been exactly what the city and the franchise have been looking for close to 30 years. The fact that we even need to have this discussion is a sign of their malpractice. Through arrogance, or ineptitude , they have got us to this point.

Rebuilds take 5 minutes these days. It’s not some 5 year process

IMO, the continued affinity for undersized LB and DL - despite it not having worked when it matters - is pretty 'clownish'

He's the best edge run defender in the NFL. I don't think he needs to bulk up. I'd like to see more wider alignments in the Bills front. I think we've seen that their tighter spacing hurts their individual sack numbers. For Rousseau it doesn't allow him to use that huge first stride and find open lanes to make plays horizontally. But when you have a couple limited, undersized LB's you can't really roll wide 9. Regardless, he needs an edge bender opposite him. Instead the Bills have drafted guys like Boogie, Epenesa and Landon Jackson who lack that ability.

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I agree. My gut is he will go the Matt Stafford route but here's to hoping it happens in Buffalo.

Poyer is pretty washed at this point physically, but he's playing with violence in his heart.

It's Brady, but that means it's also McDermott. Brady demonstrated again last night that he is just not up to the job. This entire staff has run its course but with Pegula seemingly 99% clueless, I don't know that it'll ever change. Sigh.

I think every Bills fan saw it flash before their eyes when Josh was shaking his leg like that. He also had a throwing hand wrist injury on the final drive. I seen him grab it and he was trying to shake it off in the huddle. Dude is tough af.

Cleaning house aside from trying to keep Kromer. My head coach hire is Kliff Kingsbury. He obviously knows offense and knows how to move the football. He’s the most obvious guy to have more success in his second go around. I don’t see him as a retread, I see him as a guy who had some success and some failure and will do better in a better situation. Someone will hire him this year and his success will on some level depend on his QB is. He’s done some really good things with Jayden Daniels. He took the Cards to the playoffs with Kyler Murray missing multiple games, and receivers like a washed AJ Green and Greg Dortch and TBD favorite Andy Isabella behind DeAndre Hopkins who got hurt and was a big part of their late season collapse. He also has found very creative ways to utilize Zach Ertz, something he could do with Kincaid. He needs to be paired with an experienced DC like Jim Schwartz. Maybe it’s a Flores or something, but I would target Schwartz. Thats the move I make. Kliff maybe isn’t as kind and God fearing as McDermott, but to me he’s the kind of offensive coach who needs another shot and is a perfect pairing with Josh. He is able to maximize skill sets, and he has shown an implementation of more gap runs in Washington which shows that he has likely learned from some of his mistakes in Arizona and his vanilla zone scheme. Often these guys find success in a second go round and to me he’s the guy to target.