GoBills808

We all watch the games It's a solid take

😂😂 Even the box score is x rated

even the people who dont like allen have shot that quote down from what ive seen

crazy take since Allen's been QB the offense has averaged 379 yards/game and 26.9points/game in the playoffs. for reference that would have been the 4th and 6th best offensive production in the league last season, respectively the defense meanwhile has somehow managed to give up 380 yards/game and 24.8 points/game, which for reference would have been the 31st ranked defense by yards and the 30th ranked defense by points last season the defense is absolutely horrific in the playoffs. it's not just bad, it's legitimately worst in the league bad

Nobody says Allen doesn't play well in the playoffs

And Taylor

Got one😂😂

Yes I'm not saying there are fewer smarter people in the NFL so much as I am there are more dumber ones everywhere

good point re the business part

Agree on information However I submit intelligence is not prerequisite for working in nor following closely enough to have informed opinions of the league at large In fact I'm more of the opinion that the cumulative IQ of the NFL and its fan base probably falls below average compared to other pro sports leagues

If you insist on this terrible analogy We got a flip phone because the iPhone wasn't in the budget. All that means is you need a cellphone, it doesn't mean youve sufficiently prioritized having a phone

😂😂You want to talk to me about silly logic and then say buying phones from some rando shows you care about phones lmfaoo If I cared about phones I'd already have one

i think its very reasonable to look into our recent moves and pull out a ball control offense in fact i said as much as soon as they elected to trade down and like you i believe it's a mistake

lol precisely so adding to that unit is going to do what exactly invest in what works in the playoffs

I think it's more than possible, it's very likely I'm not arguing that it wasn't the right move, just that it shouldn't be held up as proof of this serious investment in offensive weapons

And I'll point to the near certain likelihood that they film dozens of clips of Beane saying nice things about a lot of prospects, then edit it down to the ones we actually draft Come on man those videos are cool but they're obvious propaganda

You don't trade back 2x for 5 spots if the guy you want is there lol come on

100% Correct. Coleman was what they had left after being unwilling to go higher but absolutely needing to draft a wideout. Using that pick as proof of investment is horrific logic

Yes I suppose if you are trying to argue that we have sufficiently prioritized WR in the draft the difference between the first and second round wouldn't matter much 😂😂

Of all the years to try to claim they've prioritized weapons on offense...I guess this one is as good as any😂😂 which is to say it's very clearly been an issue Bad faith argument imo

The bills last 2 first round picks were Kincaid and Elam...Coleman was a 2nd Talk about disingenuous 😂😂

Gronkowski Jarvis Landry Hill

Not to the extent they'll be required, no

So not to beat a dead horse But none of our WRs have shown that kind of ability nor has our OC frankly Optimism is fine but let's be realistic

Getting open is part of what makes you a #1 wr