QB Bills

I pray we never find out. A lot of you grossly overrate the talent on this roster outside of Josh Allen. And it's not like there's a heady coach leading the way to mask this. Also, let's not compare this team to the Pats the year Brady got hurt. That was a loaded roster coming off an almost unbeaten season. Their top receiver was Randy Moss. The Bills top receiver this year is closer to Kate Moss than Randy.

My *sources tell me Jake Delhomme was just spotted at the Walden Galleria. *Cousin who works at Wendy's

Was wondering if anyone would mention Jabari Greer. He was quietly excellent here for a couple of seasons. Took the idiot coaches forever to get him on the field consistently (even though some fans here were screaming for them to do so) because he wasn't a high draft pick. But when he finally got a regular role, he was great.

Git er done Beane

I should know this but what is the origin of this Belinda thing again?

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Dion Dawkins is a really weird guy so it wouldn't be a shock if he did that. But that's not him.

Dion has been eating his lunch. Literally, that is.

Guy won the lottery with Allen. He gets credit for that. But even he could not have foreseen how good Josh was going to be. And Allen actually is not being paid what he's worth so this nonsense about "paying a qb so you can't pay others" is ridiculous. Every other good team does it. And Allen is better than all of them. Beane embarrassed himself on wgr.

A simple solution would be that you just don't allow teams to call a player before drafting him and let the official podium announcement be the way the guy finds out. You'd also get an authentic reaction instead of the draftee and his family acting shocked when they already know what's about to happen.

OP, your thread titles are that of an undrafted FA. Put in that work this offseason.

Beane better be on the phone with the Lions for Jameson Williams right now.

Damn. I wish I loved anything as much as you love the NFL draft. Great work pal.

They had no assurance he would be there at their pick after they traded with KC, considering the Panthers were also in the market for a receiver. If they really wanted him, they would have taken him there. They were obviously fine with any of Keon, worthy or leggette. Glass half full..draft is a crapshoot so better to take whoever and get more picks. Glass half empty..they didn't have conviction on who the better prospect was.

They didn't target Keon. He fell to them

I meant the banning part, but yes this should also suffice. Thanks as always!

Would be great if this message could be a new pinned subject title..just sayin

Looking forward to the day the house beside there also goes up for sale

1. Josh Allen is the most physically gifted QB to ever step foot on an NFL field 2. Sean McDermott is the unsung hero of the Chiefs dynasty 3. God actually did make Stevie drop that pass in OT 4. Kaiir Elam is going to have a productive career in Dallas. Okay maybe not.. 5. Dawson Knox is and always has been a far superior player to Kincaid in every aspect, including receiving.

Guess that's better than throwing the baby on the floor and grabbing the computer

Could not disagree more. Safety might be their weakest position group. This is the guy they should have paid for instead of Bosa. Maybe they can make it work somehow. Would love this for the secondary.

I hope his wish is to quit and become a missionary. And I hope his wish comes true.

I was at the game and finally mustered the energy to watch the CBS broadcast just last week. And it confirmed my initial thoughts. That was a very beatable Chiefs team and the Bills simply blew it again. The o line had their worst game of the season. Receivers couldn't get open. On defense, they got outclassed badly again from a coaching perspective. As is normal now in playoff games against the Chiefs, mahomes had his primary receiver wide open within 1.5 seconds of the snap on far too many plays. Bruce Smith and Reggie White in their primes on either end weren't getting to the qb that day. On top of all this, it just felt like the Chiefs wanted it more. They played with more desperation and far more intensity. It brings me back to one thing in that Tyler Dunne article that's stuck with me. The team follows the head coach's lead in getting tight in these moments. Despite all this, they had a chance to win at the end because of one guy who has literally zero margin for error. He'd never do it but I wish Allen would push Pegula to replace this amateur coaching staff.

I really hope we can move on from the McBeane clown show while Allen still has some juice left. These guys are a joke.

It's kind of weird that there is almost zero discussion about him returning. On this message board, anyway.