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Would love it. He isn’t any of the options above but he would still be a decent receiving option and awesome blocker.

One of the top destinations, without doubt. Yes, the weather sucks and it’s not a big city market but it’s a team ready to win it all. They would be coming to Bills Mafia, the best fan base in the world. They would be coming to a team ready to win the Super Bowl. They would be coming to a team that is a brotherhood. If you are a receiving weapon, and they did a little research they would see - Being a receiver with Josh Allen = Best year ever. They have Josh Allen, he is the main reason to join. Buffalo needs get aggressive this off season and do what it takes to get another playmaker and someone who can get to the passer on a consistent basis.

You guys are a real hoot. We were one of the laughing stocks of the league who hardly ever was able to reach above mediocre play for 20 years. Then McD and Beane change the culture of this team, cut out all the cancers and assembled a roster that has gone to the playoffs 4 out of the five years and legitimately have a team that could have won the Super Bowl. This team will win a Super Bowl within the next few years.

The Bills are just as good as the Chiefs, and Allen is as good as the Mahomes. I know you are seeing things right now in a very negative light but I don’t see how any Bills fan can not be optimistic with our long-term outlook. Why? Because we have a top 2 QB who continues to get better. Top 2 QB’s end up winning Super Bowls and this one will be no different.

He wouldn't be a bad pick up at all. Reddick can get after the QB

After watching Von Miller bear down and harass Brady all day yesterday, I came to the same conclusion. The Rams have a type of defense that could give the Chiefs more problems than most others. Their ability to get to the QB is one of their strengths and the way Miller is playing now he changes how effective they are. There are a few good Edge Rushers to be had, Chandler Jones and both Von Miller are UFA's, these two should be heavily considered.

The Bills will win a Super Bowl or two, it could have been this year. Two great teams, arguably the two best slugged it out and we literally lost on a coin flip. Bills will be back

In order for the Bills to win, the way I see it: 1) Offensive protection has to hold up enough time for Allen to get the ball out. 2) The Wideouts will be pressed very physically and they have to quickly disengage and get some separation. AFC championship game they were unable to do so 3) Daboll has to call a bunch short routes, slants and outs to counter the blitz 4) Allen will need to make quick passes Singletary and settle for the 1st down 5-8 yarders 5) Josh will need to run the ball 10+ times and escape the blitz and punish them (see Bucs game) 6) McKenzie should be used for the edge runs 7) Singletary will need to rush for 70+ yards 8 ) Employ a similar defensive strategy of the two high safety with a few wrinkles. Make them earn every yard and not allow many chunk yardage plays. This is when KC is at their best offensively. 9) The front 4 has to rush Mahomes with controlled chaos, don’t let him roll out often and try to keep him in the pocket. 10). Front four should work extra hard in getting batted passes, specially against their short to mid passes, which is what I believe KC will be throwing more often than not. 11). Last but not least, Josh has to ball out. He balls out and the Bills very likely win.

Well, in reality, he has.

That was great, such a humble dude. Thanks for sharing

I agree with all this except the prediction. I think they will try to save Josh’s running for red zone opportunities, big games during the season, down the stretch and the playoffs. I think they have to save his body for those occasions. But without doubt, this offense is better when he runs.

Luck of bad weather against the Pats and unlucky that there was a ref who didn’t make the obvious PI against the Bucs. That would have won the game.

I’d be shocked. The way they both have been playing offense of late, I’m thinking they will put up 60 between the two.

Of course the ultimate goal is to win a Super Bowl, but it’s also important to enjoy the ride. I am very thankful that the Bills and Josh Allen have given me so much to root for and honestly speaking, that NE game last week was one of the most enjoyable games I have ever watched and I’m grateful that the Bills made that happen.

I love these sort of intelligent in depth videos and the part where Josh Allen juked the DB and then right afterwards went on to pretend to pick up his dead soul from the ground and where Motor was pointing at the DB right after he was juked had me rolling 😂

You are stuck in the bushes worrying about the minutiae of the stat itself. Forget about the headline, the point is that this two-headed monster of Singletary and Allen have been one of the best and most effective running attacks since their newfound ground game. They are getting lots of yards, converting short third downs, have a high yard pc and getting into the end zone at a ridiculously high rate and it’s largely because of the ground game. This is a big reason why Buffalo is looking so dangerous.

I think we also can’t discount the insertion of Doyle as the blocking tight end, since he has been inserted the run blocking has been lights out

Since week 13, both Allen and Singletary are in the top 7 in rushing yards. Singletary at #4 and Allen at #7. Look at Allen’s ypc - wow. The offensive line has been on fire!

This cannot be understated. The perceived need for a guard and RB were areas of major concern for me, I was thinking that we either needed to get a stud guard and RB via the draft or FA. They both have been playing at a quality level which have tremendously helped this team out. Dane Jackson has replaced Tre White about as good as you could have hoped for and will have to have his best game yet this Sunday. Horrible Harry is becoming the player I thought he could always be. In college he got sacks and run stuffs with an unbelievable motor. Every time he began to start playing well he has been derailed with injuries and thankfully (knock on wood), he’s had his longest stretch of playing without injury. That cannot be understated and now he’s beginning to believe in himself in that he can beat his opponent consistently. Confidence is a hell of a drug

I read it, thank you. Absolutely insane all the WR combos and the fact that Diggs was only out there for 60% of the snaps. So many different looks to game plan for.

Do you have a link to that article?

There was a playbook already set against the chiefs in the first half of the season and that was to play two deep high safety play and to take away their chunk yardage play. The Steelers kept getting beat over and over with deeper chunk yardage plays. Buffalo led the league in not giving up those sort of plays and I fully expect that they will make KC earn it all the way down the field and to follow that same playbook with additional wrinkles to counter what they anticipate the Chiefs to counter against that playbook. With that said, if the Bills win I do think they will need to put up at least 30. The Chiefs I would to blitz a good bit and hopefully Dabol and Josh are ready to get the ball out quickly and do lots of 4-7 yard passes and check downs. I also think that Josh will need to run it 10-12 this game, his legs and mobility is the equalizer and key to the offense to break their defense down.

I remember reading camp reports about Bates a couple years back when he joined the team that there was inside chatter about the Bills brass being hopeful about his prospects for being a big contributor to the team and how they loved his versatility. It somewhat surprised me that he kept getting overlooked and surpassed by other interior lineman for any of the starting roles and now that he has gotten his chance he is playing as well as any interior lineman we have had in a while. He’s been a revelation, he is very mobile and is an excellent pulling guard and seems to hold his own at the point of attack. I don’t know if this is just a great 5-6 game stretch where he is playing above what he is or if this is what we should come to expect. If this is the level of play that he can continue then he could be the long-term starter. The offensive line right now is playing at a very high level, which I believe is one of the big reasons the Bills are in their 5 game win streak.

I wouldn’t call common sense a super power, but if you insist. When Josh evaded the defender with Brown assisting him with getting enough on the blocker (which was a great play by Spencer Brown), he had clear vision of the end zone. You want me to believe that he thought he threw it where no one could make a play on it? If he wanted to just throw it away to where no one would make a play on it, he would have chucked it further out. Like I said, I think he thought he was going to throw it in a spot where no Patriot could make a play on it and was genuinely surprised when Knox made a play on it.

I know what he said