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3-4 weeks ago I had the Eagles in mind as the team to beat because of that blue chippers playing well on D and all them WRs and Hurts being the perfect with Saquon and good enough passing ability. Making the SB would have been a SB for me. I think the Bills would have loist by like 10 or so but made it fun into the 4th quarter

Then they wouldn't have added all that dead cap for this season. If the FO through they had a legit shot at winning a SB they wouldn't have traded Stefon Diggs. The defense did better than expected, and Joe Brady and Allen turned in MVP seasons to drag this offense into being elite with 4 blue chip players in the two tackles, a RB and Josh having an MVP season. Keon was drafted becausde he could help this team make a super bowl in Year 2 and beyond

Where does the bills netting a 3rd rounder come into play in all of this? Getting a development pick where you thought you’d be have a maybe a borderline playoff roster?

Also keep in mind Worthy is likely not going to be a different player than he is right now. He will never be able to consistently win against physical coverage, he’s not gonna get more jitter buggy. He won’t get faster. Keon Coleman on the other hand is just getting started. He will get better against physical coverage, he is going to get more explosive with a professional strength & condition and nutrition program. He’s going to be able play inside/outside, on and off the ball. If you’re mad at the bills not getting Worthy then you’re made at the Bills playing Khalil Shakir over Xavier Worthy

Let’s talk about this in 2 years

well this was unreadable, is there a webpage with just the Q & A?

What do you remember Travis Kelce doing on Sunday? Also how many teams keep 3 linebackers on the field more than 30% of the snaps?

Seems that people aren't ready to realize the offense for the Chiefs is gonna go freakin 07 Pats bonkers. Not only will they get Rashee Rice back to go along with Hollywood Brown and Worthy, but they're gonna solve their LT problem and have enough cap space to sign someone like Tee Higgins.

To me the final 4th down play was the straw that broke the camels back. Much more important was that ***** 4th down play, and a whole bunch of plays the Chiefs had on offense. That's what made the Bills lose. Not a single 4th down play where Spags pushed all his marbles into a single blitz (which is kinda insane honestly, if the Bills had the right personnel and play, that's a ***** TD)

There's no good reason the Bills had for predicting this. Spagnula did the equivelent of sacrificing his own Queen for this to work in the end.

There is literally no way Josh could have flipped hips INTO free rushers and made that play to Shakir - especially when Shakir wasn't the 1st or maybe even 2nd read. There wasn't a hot route available to Josh on the play because it was on the WRONG SIDE. They tricked Allen into shifting his protection left because all seaosn and even all game they showed simulated pressure from one side while bringing pressure from the other. And keep in mind Allen was sacked just once, they weren't really getting to him, so Spags INTENTIONALLY sacfrificed pressure and maybe even points just in case so had this blitz available to him.

Do people not watch football outside of the Bills? What Cyrus was talking about happens all the time. Heck we probably did it to the Chiefs during the game itself. We had played where Brady set up and eventually outschemed Spags. The problem here is that Spagnulo managed to trick Josh Allen on a high leverage play, and you just give credit to Spags for that. Like how the hell are you supposed to predict that the Chiefs will do something they hadn't done all season for the most part? And what's not said here is that the Chiefs have better players on offense than the Bills do on defense, and if you want to keep attacking Brady just remember that the Bills put up 29 points on an elite defense while the defense forced exactly 0 3 and outs, 2 punts, and one lucky turnover where Mahomes literally just dropped it.

If he does take a job elsewhere, heard a little bit of noise around Chip Kelly

And how rare they are

Which is why neither player nor team trainer is in charge of clearing someone from concussion protocol

You want to play Ras Douglas, Benford, Hamlin, Rapp, the rookie safety, and Taron Johnson in an aggressive man scheme similar to the Chiefs? None of whom run unnder a 4.6? Well I guess Johnson might be a 4.5 guy. More importnalty we played a lot of matchup zone, where we aligned zone, but once a player went into that zone, the DB then played him in a way that looked like man. You can do that when you had a healthy Tre White and Christian Benford as the team did heading into last season. Quite simply Damar Hamlin does not have the range to play deep safety in this league, and he was forced into that spot because of Rapp's injury. Hamlin can play box safety in this league. But not deep.

But are we not just tradining opinions here? I unhder stand your frustrated, but don't understand why you're taking them out on me? I try my best to not be sensationalist or super reactive. I occasionally fail. but I honestly wasn't going for that here. I tried my best to be objective of what was lacking on that side of the ball. It's what we've seen all season No one plays a true 4-3 any longer.

Scheme is built around available resources. I think in a few months people will realize McDermott and Babich very much over achieved with this particular group.

I have not looked at the Free Agent market yet. I have a bit of a sense of the draft. As for Groot....Clowney recently signed a 3 year 20M contract. Groot will exceed that by a signifcant margin

I;d like to see him at Milano's Will spot literally everyone in the AFC has lost to the Chiefs in the playoffs for every year except one since what, 2019 playoffs? So does that mean EVERYONE is average?

This is where I'm at I'm not a GM. I'm a fan who's been watching ball for a long time, and who's good at analysis. That's literally the entirely of my credentials when it comes to this. I mean we're on a msg board for fans, so I'd like to think it's ok to speculate on how to improve a defense that just got torched due to lack of talent

For 90% of the McDermott era the defense has been fantastic This is the first year where it's been average.

Thanks for the correction meant to say 1T

What's gotten the Chiefs offense to turn the corner for the last quarter of the season is getting Hollywood Brown back

It was a wobbly pass that needed a big adjustment and technically difficult because of how short it was to him. Kincaid himself will tell you he dropped a ball he should have caught but no that’s not remotely an easy ball. They caught the bills by total surprise with that blitz and Allen still handled it. Kincaid made a tremendous adjustment but couldn’t pull it off in the end