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This may be the year.. There is stiff competition in the AFC West. It is not going to be a cakewalk for Mahomes and Reid from that division The AFC North teams always beat up on each other...Ravens will be challenged by Burrow and Rodgers. The AFC East and South are best left on the sidelines. The NFC South is nothing to shout about beyond the Buccaneers. The Bills have a good shot at getting the #1 seed in the AFC this year. What a Cindrella season it would be if the Bills give a big send off to Rich/Ralph Wilson/New Era/HighMark stadium with a big win in the AFC Championship game on the way to the Superbowl (and a victory in Allen's home state)

But unfortunately they have been key players in key moments.... Benford in the last two playoff games against the Chiefs Rapp, our best Safety not playing the AFC Championship game Bernard and Milano missing these playoff games If these players were on the field, the results could have been different...

They are a top-3 team in the league indeed. The D needs to show up in the playoffs consistently

The Bills are averaging 30+ points on defense in their 5 playoff loss.....That is too hard to overcome even by the best offense...and yet we were within a FG to win in 3 out of those four losses. This is on Sean McDermott and Babich to fix the defense in the playoffs... Reid and Spagnalo have had has his numbers....

players are dropping like pins in this camp.....All this means that more stuff on the shoulder of #17. Go Bills !!!

Our CB depth may be very good.. Anyone know how is Strong doing (our 6th rounder). He had a very good rookie camp and minicamp.

The odds on the last point has to be 100000:1

Beane has to figure out Cook and McGovern. It is a tough problem. May be trade of Daquan Jones and Epenesa will help them with the cap management

does he play ST

And camp is almost half way through....4 practices gone and only 5 more left in Rochester.. Two this week followed by the Red-Blue practice at Highmark....and then 3 next week and goodbye to Rochester

the only thing that counts....Not asking for 7 like a Brady or 4 like the Bradshaws and Montanas......God...please give just that one SB for Allen.....who is better than many of those one-year wonders

Probably why he missed 50% of his FG tries yesterday

He can play the McKenzie role on this offense....raw speed

yet our run defense struggled last year. Also, I only care about post-season statistics...The Bills don't really have good statistics

They needed to trade up last year and get Brian Thomas Jr. It would have been an awesome draft. shhhhhh

or they trade for Mike White

cricket is a super exciting game...

you have to get used to that style...It was a super innovation when it came first several years ago.

Just win the Super Bowl....all these comparisons will go out the window... Statistically Mahomes has had a much poor numbers compared to Allen and Jackson...However, he is the only one that is representing the AFC in the Super bowl.

Locked On Bills had a good point today... Allen threw almost 200 passes lesser than Burrow.....475 or something like that....None of the WRs are going to get any "superstar" result as the Bills have completely moved over to a run-first offense.. I am waiting for a repeat of Moulds + Price both getting 1000 Yards in the same season....but not keeping my hopes up

He is our Hines Ward...

Yet Faulk overshadows Thomas (as a pass catching back) because of his SB win with the Rams and then being on TV for over a decade

The Bills have been fairly lucky...though none of them have turned into a super star (yet). 2024 - Coleman 2023 - Torrence 2022 - Cook 2021. - Boogie Basham 2020 - Epenesa 2019 - Cody Ford 2018 - No pick 2017 - Zay Jones and Deion Dawkins

These are all funny...Keon had a similar guarantee last year... Keon Coleman signed a 4-year, $10,074,258 rookie contract with the Buffalo Bills, which includes a $4,146,732 signing bonus according to PlayerProfiler.com. The contract also includes a fully guaranteed base salary of $9,640,495 according to Spotrac.com. The contract has an average annual value of $2,518,565. Coleman was drafted in the second round (33rd overall) of the 2024 NFL draft.

M.V.P