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If memory serves me correctly, Josh Allens contract runs through the 2028 season. And with the franchise tag, he is a Bill through the 2029 season. This coming May Josh will celebrate his 29th birthday. At the end of the hypotheical franchise tag season Josh will be 34 years old. I would think if Josh wanted out of Buffalo, he would like to do it before the season he would be playing at 35 years old. That being said, from the Bills standpoint, what was the point of tendering Josh an early contract if you can't take advantage of his lower annual salary to better your team in other positions. Prematurely raising his contract , from my perspective, defeats the objective of an earlier than required signing.

From my perspective we have one, possibly two, players on our defense that could start for either KC or Baltimore. So I would think that any success our defense has had this past season is attributed to scheme and good coaching. DT play is certainly included.

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KC Oline was no match for Eagles Dline. Bills Oline, I think, would have matched up better against Philly. Bills/Eagles Super Bowl could have been a classic shootout.

Congragulations to Josh Allen for winning the MVP Award. Well Deserved!!! Now let's build a defense so Josh can win a Super Bowl Ring.

I certainly am not an expert on NFL talent or roster building. However, that being said, judging by player rankings, I sense that the Bills defense has one, maybe two, players that could start for either KC or Baltimore. Which leads me to believe that any success the Bills defense has had is primarily due to scheme and excellent coaching.

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That was the first time KC ran that Blitz that allowed an unblocked defender to get into Josh's face untouched. However, Josh still had the presence of mind and ability to get a catchable ball off to Kincade. By the way, I'm impressed how you have the ability to read Josh's mind.

I'm no expert. But judging by player rankings, we might have one, maybe two players on our defense that could start for either KC or Baltimore. I think it has been the scheme that has provided any success we have had.

Your right. The criticism of Allen was unfair.

You don't think the pass to Kincade was a catchable ball?

Late for what?

How were his eyes on the 4th down pass he threw to Kincade with a Chief in his face.

Like the one he threw to Kincade with a Chief in his face on the last offensive play of the season for the Bills.

As someone who has watched every Bills snap this season, but by no means is qualified to build an NFL roster, I would say to get the Bills over the hump would require a 15% improvement to our offense and an 85% improvement to our defense. The improvement to our offense has more to do with improving play execution and improved mental toughness to make clutch plays under stress. However, on the defense, I think the focus is the same as the Offense, but also a need for better talent on the Dline and at Safety.

I don't think this was one of Brady's finest games. I would be surprised if he didn't agree.

I surprised our defense did as well as it did this season. We didn't have a single player on this defense that made the Pro Bowl roster. Not to mention, we might have maybe one player on this defense that could start for KC or Baltimore.

Certainly I am very disapointed in not being able to watch the Bills take on Philadelphia in the Super Bowl. That being said, I am very pleased that this season was as successful as it was. Back in August the best I was hoping for was that we make my season by sweeping the Dolphins and squeeze into the playoffs via a wild card. Never thought we would go undefeated at home and win the Division with a couple weeks to spare. I want to thank the coaches and players for a fun filled season that I didn't expect. GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not that concerned about cap space for the upcoming season. More concerned about finding free agents and draftees that can get us over the top.

I don’t think Kincade is a clutch TE.

If Kincade catches the ball, so much for Spags rabbit and hat.

Kincade is not a clutch TE. Personally I think he plays soft, and is overrated.

Kincade is not a clutch TE. Personally, I think he is soft and overrated.

If Dalton Kincade was a clutch TE Brady, Kramer, and Allen wouldn’t be getting this BS scrutiny. Kincade is not a go to TE. He has turned out to be a missed 1st round pick that we moved up to draft.

Kincade is not a clutch go to TE. From my opinion he is overrated and a missed first round pick that we moved up to draft.