Andrew Son

We definitely need to manufacture touches. He's good with the ball in his hands.

I can see the off target deep balls now!

There was a recent interview that I saw where the question was something like “What is one thing you’ve learned from Hailee.” His answer was “that I’m more than a football player.” Josh was never a tape grinder in the first place. But this new elevated fame from a high profile relationship and MVP might diluted that focus, as you say.

The D made stop after stop in the 2nd half giving Allen the ball several times down one score, all while giving up a grand total of 3 points.

I think Vrabel is going to want to run up the score on the team that fired him.

LOL, the guy who went to the hospital with an injury after last weeks game?

Josh made the pressure look worse than it was. Didn't read the pressures and had happy feet looking to escape even clean pockets. It was simply a poor performance.

He has the ability to get open in the same areas that Kincaid and Shakir work. If we are giving up assets it better not be to acquire a redundant skill set.

Jordan is the one that works with Josh. Carson was a good QB.

The guy ran a 4.63 six years ago. He doesn't really add an element that we are missing IMO. If we do add a WR, I think it needs to be someone who can challenge the defense vertically.

No mention of Benford or Bernard?

The offense got the ball back MULTIPLE times in the 2nd half down one score.

I don't care to follow that line of thought. This was the year to finally secure the 1 seed, everything was lined up. And now here we are...

I know Josh is great and the only reason the Bills have any chance at success. But stylistically he has to be very difficult for an OC to handle. IMO Josh is never going to be a guy who just goes out there and flawlessly executes a scheme as called. He simply prefers to play off schedule and create. People get all exited about the hurdles, flicks, and other backyard plays- but I get most excited when the back foot hits and the ball is out on time within the structure of the offense. Or when the pressure is diagnosed and beaten with his mind getting them into the right play. There have been flashes of this at times, but too often he reverts to this "cue the circus music" style and looks for the first excuse to bail from the pocket. I like what Brady has done with the run game, and I think that going heavy- and committing to it more- is our best chance at success as currently constructed.

Doesn't seem to bother the Chiefs every year