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You have a QB that's a Maserati. He's built for bombs away. But instead of building your offense for that, you build it for plodding, 10 yards at a time max, 10 minute drive offense. So I ask, what is the point? What's the point of having a guy who's designed by nature to bomb the football deep and whose weakness is dink and dunk stuck in an offensive scheme that is built to do just that? Why not offload him for someone who's better suited for that kind of thing if you refuse to play to his strengths? That's what I can't wrap my head around. It makes no sense.

One more time for everyone in the forum: BEANE CANNOT SCOUT RECEIVERS. if you're looking for him to do so, it's like looking for a zebra to have spots not stripes

Championhsip Quinn is so optimistic as to be utterly useless. The absolute WORST of C1. And that's saying something.

Honestly? I prefer Carrie from Cheektowaga

Then he's got to go. But my beef goes deeper. I feel like they should have done more in the cutting department. Still carrying some really bad contracts.

Veteran or udfa

I'm envious of Houston fans, being on the ascent

Well, except for one.

It was the previous two years too

If he knew this, then he failed in the primary task in the rebuild

No, I meant they should have gotten rid of diggs AND Miller. Maybe Knox too

He just doesn't get it. He doesn't get how wrong he is.

Which is arguably the most important lens. This offense is not going to be good and I think the defense won't be great either

Taking on the maximum dead cap charge possible

And the shame is this, IMO: 1) They knew it would be but 2) They don't want to admit it publicly AND 3) They wasted an opportunity to make this team much stronger next year by taking more drastic action this year

Love me some core special teamers baby More more!

A lot goes into that, no? Seeing the open man is something of a challenge for farmer Josh sometimes I've seen it live, personally.

Assuming your QB can make the pass

Thanks peeps!

I do. It's about ceilings and floors. After taking the ultimate low-floor, high-ceiling QB in Josh Allen, just about every other player the Bills have drafted under beane are high-floor, low-ceiling guys. Low risk. "Speed" players often carry an element of risk that mudders don't. It's smart if you want to improve your job longevity, but not smart if you want to try and win a championship. OFC Beane could prove me wrong with some kind of blockbuster trade after the draft, but I ain't holding my breath.

But in this case #2 isn't close to elite. He's fine.

So again I say: Beane is the master of "good."

Difference is, they had SB wins. We don't. And chances are we won't ever.

Yep it's his biggest flaw: outside of Allen, name one ELITE player he's drafted. And for the love of God, don't answer Ed Oliver

I mean, that's fairly obvious isn't it?