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If this theory holds true, Keon is definitely scoring a lot more off the field than on. Hide your wives and daughters, Buffalonians.

you just know they'd run into each other and both be out

Yes, he handpicked Keon. And told Beane to trade down while the Chiefs, Niners and Panthers all selected receivers immediately after. To ensure the Bills picked the right guy, Josh dressed up in a Chiefs #1 jersey and choked out Worthy's mother and then framed him for the crime. He then flew down south and surgically implanted marbles in Leggette's mouth so you couldn't understand a word he was saying. He then booked a flight home to Firebaugh, but took a detour through SF where he shot Pearsall. If I were Ladd McConkey, I'd hire the best private security money can buy.

Josh Allen and the rest of the Buffalo Bills organization:

That's not great. Perhaps they should dedicate more resources to shoring up that position.

Sometimes the truth isn't always in the middle. Nobody seriously says Josh is perfect. No player is. But he's far better at his job than McDermott or Beane have been at theirs. And in terms of being a saviour, he's definitely saved the jobs of those two over the years among others.

Forgot one.. 4. Josh Allen lobbied for Keon Coleman: The Bills didn't target Keon. The geniuses at OBD didn't have a preference at WR otherwise they wouldn't have traded down. They were going to take a receiver and were happy with whoever was left out of Worthy, Pearsall, Leggette, Coleman, McConkey. Unfortunately, with a 50/50 shot, they still guessed wrong. Don't think it can be overstated how badly McBeane and co have mismanaged the receiver room. And then for Beane to get on the radio, double down and make a complete ass of himself was just the cherry on top.

Some oft-repeated claims in this thread that need to cleared up: 1. Brady/Manning won/didn't win because of blah blah blah: Brady won more than half of his super bowls scoring less than 30 points. One of them by scoring 13. Peyton Manning was a much better QB earlier in his career when he couldn't get over the hump than he was in that year he won with the Broncos. As always, lets not conflate team accomplishments with individual success. Defense is an important part of championship teams almost always. The Bills under Sean McDermott have been borderline awful on that side of the ball for most playoff games since he's been the coach. Josh Allen has been mostly incredible in the postseason but he literally has zero margin for error because of the other side of the ball. 2. The receivers can't separate: Pretty much the same group as last year. And if this was any other QB that fans on here like to rag on (Tua, Lamar, etc), we'd definitely hear the familiar refrain of "this isn't college...in the NFL, that's open" on a lot of these routes that people post here. 3. Getting married has affected Allen's game: Pretty sure there have been other QBs with wives who have done okay. This is just a ridiculous excuse that should not even be seriously debated. If Allen is that mentally fragile (spoiler alert: he's not), then this team has way bigger problems going forward.

I know the Bills won big today, but it wouldn't be TBD without the usual whiners like me to come by and complain. I'm a bit concerned with Allen's game right now. He hasn't looked like his usual self for the majority of the season. Missing open receivers, not being able to escape rushers, and just looking kinda flat out there emotionally compared to what were accustomed to. I know the receivers don't create much separation, but it's not like they revamped the room this year. It's mostly the same guys he had last year and although he wasn't lighting it up in 2024, he was still fitting the ball into really tight windows. There isn't a lot of that this year. I know it's not popular to criticise him here, so for the record, I'm one of his biggest fans. But out of all of the problems this team has, Josh Allen's play is the most concerning for me. Not that he's been horrible, but this team has no chance if he's not far and away the best qb in the league.

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And the rest of the starting defense can breathe a little easier on gameday now.

It's Clappy's right and left hands. When they meet, its similar to when Hulk Hogan would 'hulk up' and no amount of punishment can faze them. The fans, on the other hand...

I will not stand for the all red uni slander. Those are beautiful.

George Pickens catching passes from Josh Allen isn't sexy? Check out Jay Sherman over here..

That's nice. That same offense once won a super bowl scoring 13 points. Do you envision that ever happening in Buffalo with this coach? Be honest.