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For whatever reason bills fans have a real aversion to the wideout position in particular and basic understanding of logic in general lol There was someone arguing before the draft not to take a wideout w a top10 pick...because no top10 drafted WR has won a super bowl😂😂

Yeah I'm guessing OP didn't know where Allen stacks up in terms of AAV before he wrote this He's likely to fall out of the top10 this coming yr...his salary in comparison to the rest of the league should be MORE reason to spend on WR, not less

rounding has nothing to do w it...if you walk through 5.25 parking spaces you are in the 6th space its meaningless because, among other things, top 5 is a completely arbitrary cutoff super bowl 50 featured the 6th highest QB cap hit in Manning and the 3rd highest cap hit at WR in Demaryius Thomas

So not to be pedantic but that doesn't average a top5 cap hit either And either way OP is clearly talking about this season...which is well outside the top 5 Fact of the matter is Allen has never even been close to a top5 cap hit for QB

It's not

We don't have a top5QB salary

From what I saw of ravens he was good last year and as importantly he looked engaged Yes he is older and not as physically capable but he's still got the complete repertoire of an NFL wideout. It's not a Davis situation where the guy's ability isn't commensurate to his spot on the depth chart...similar to Sanders who played a very useful WR3 role in the 2021 offense, a guy like Beckham Jr can definitely contribute in the right offense imo

Because to admit that he'd probably walk in here as WR1 would mean maybe things aren't as buttoned up as people have convinced themselves they are Because Baltimore also has an AllPro TE and TWO first round picks at WR to spread the ball around

And defensive tackles were 240

I don't hate this guy at all tbh He's historically productive and entertaining to watch as any Great for the league

Not sure about that But I will say during and after the Dorsey firing McDermott spoke a lot more about offense thani can previously remember

I do actually think it was the plan all along I think it's a mistake, but I believe that Brady is going to execute the kind of offense McDermott wants

which is to say its as safe as can be imo allen's 10x more likely to ask for a trade than ask for new coaches/FO

agree on fast enough, there are a lot of different ways to win your route than just pure fast. understanding leverage and body control vs nfl dbs is at least as important as straightline speed hoping this kid can pick it up quickly...get adam henry in his ear as much as possible and maybe we found mike evans comp

i think they were managing his minutes in the regular season tbh chiefs play above the rim rn

that doesn't really make me feel better considering last season they were counting on Sherfield and Harty i mean at this point it honestly feels like we do this w the WR room every offseason

the answer imo is that either the QB or the OC (HC if he's an offensive guy) defines the offense thus far Allen is and has been several orders of magnitude a better QB than whatever OC we've hired. that's why there's never been a consistent philosophy or team building strategy on offense...doesn't matter if it's Daboll/Dorsey/Brady, they add their own unique perspective but the focus is still on maximizing Allen's physical abilities because his talent is so overwhelming superior to their own.

a fast 40 time i meant

be grateful for that if he was fast we wouldn't have been able to draft him

you think they've earned consecutive seasons out of the playoffs? in the AFCE w Allen at QB? that is generous

i can give you the examples of why this isn't true, but my point was rhetorical anyway having more excellent players should be the goal. finding reasons as to why they may not be components of certain SB winning teams is missing the point imo

The game plan and execution on offense vs KC in the playoffs was Brady's best work bar none. And realistically it could only have been done w a QB like Allen. I do believe that is the style this team wants to play at this point. Unfortunately as shown by the result even a perfectly executed ball control game script doesn't beat the Chiefs in the playoffs.

Hope youre right👍

Prior to this season the Bills, in Allen's entire tenure, had never drafted a WR before the fourth round. So to start I wouldn't have done that

People have been talking about our lack of investment in wr for several years now The plan would have been a meaningful draft and FA strategy starting exactly when it became apparent Allen was the guy