Buffalo716

If you're mulling it over you're already done

That's why we're so blessed to have Josh

The notion that we have a bunch of choir boys without talent is asinine You don't get to our record The last 5 years.. our point differential The last 5 years.. our playoff wins The last 5 years.. while being devoid of talent We may put a high value on character.. it doesn't mean they like bad football players We might not have a top three talented roster.. we squarely been in the top 6 to 10 for a while..

That's a cool idea

Thank you for everything you do slick Rick!

So mail a letter to two Bills drive with money in it with the guys name lol nobody stopping you Bill fans are amazing.. but we don't need to give money to every single little thing that touches at a heart string If you want to go for it mail the guy money... But Us opening pocketbooks quickly doesn't make us better fans at the end of the day That guy getting recognized by Josh Allen was worth a million dollars in his heart

Definitely has not picked an offensive or defensive lineman first round of every draft lol No first round offensive or defensive lineman last year 24 draft Not in the 21 draft Not in the 20 draft

No offense, and Bills fandom really is special and we give a lot to good charities But, slick Rick isn't dying of cancer... He doesn't have a terminal disease.. why should he get hundreds of thousands in donations? And not the cafeteria lady? Not Pam at the front desk? Josh is a people person and makes everybody feel loved.. but donating to this guy but not to the cafeteria lady doesn't seem right even if he is salt of the earth I'm sure there's a lot of people around one Bills drive that are salt of the Earth

I have literally combed through dozens and dozens and dozens of coaches and a hundred playoff games And whoever wrote those articles was 100% wrong Even Mike McCarthy has a stretch where he had five playoff losses with the Packers surrendering 186 points.. more than McDermott Now maybe people who write articles for the NFL should do better at their job so I don't have to And there's a bunch of coaches within a 10-15-point stretch of McDermott.. but when you're talking five games, a 10 or 12-point stretch over 5 games is 2ppg Nothing actually crazy

Living in Buffalo my entire life and being on this website I can tell you you're completely wrong LOL I have plenty of friends and family and acquaintances that are not on this website.. and once the bill season is over they talk about who we can draft, who we can trade for, what moves we can do.. what the next year schedule looks like lol Bills fandom doesn't typically end in January and start back up in August lol to a lot of people in Buffalo it's something you're born into People in Buffalo talk bills with random strangers on the streets corners

Did you just say we should draft murderers because our culture can handle them?

He's also solidly built over 200 pounds He's a dynamite tracker of the ball as well.. if he was 6'1 -6'2 he would be a top 5 pick .. he still might go in the top 15-20 But like some smaller big time receivers like AB and Odell before the injuries .. he plays well above his size Missouri is a really good not great college.. and they used him like a school who just got their highest recruit ever.. just get him the ball typically quick and let the best athlete do his thing But his game has a lot more refinement than just that and he can do a lot more the next level.. type of receiver who will be a better pro than college guy because he actually has a route tree downfield and some juice

He is a dynamic athlete with natural hands .. he has experience with rpos and bubble screens with great yards after catch He has a good vertical leap and can get deep too and plays with great pace If he matched his sophomore year stats he would go top 10 but he still is one of the best playmakers in the draft He also has a very good build

I want to move up for Luther burden if he drops a little

Andy Reid had perine running open on us lol That's the thing though.. they use the first round pick on him.. and he's been actively a part of their scheme all year... With a guy who draws up the best plays in the world Josh Allen threw the least amount of times in his full-time career since his second season.. mahomes had a hundred more passing attempts Equal that out and give him 13 more targets.. well that's 130 more yards We just don't throw the ball a lot If keon has 80 targets next year and catches 52 for 18.5 yards are reception and goes for 960 and 8-10 tds And that actually is realistic , that would be great for our offense

Yes he didn't finish good.. not the first rookie won't be the last.. he also broke his wrist I'm not a big excuse guy for a professionals .. but for a guy who relies on being physical a broken wrist is tough for a receiver 9.6 yards per Target is impressive for a rookie or a 10- year vet... NOT Yards per catch, yards per Target.. so regardless of the catch rate he was getting 9.6 yards average a Target Him and Josh clean up their connection and you get higher catch percentage and the chance at a 10 yd target guy

It's funny because before yesterday tons of people here would swear Andy Reid is the best coach In NFL history Now he's already could been passed by siriani soon If it's that quick to get passed... Maybe Andy Reid was never close to being the best coach in NFL history He's a Hall of Fame coach for sure.. I said yesterday before the game he's not Bill belichick.. and I stand by that

That's fair

James Cook just broke OJ Simpson's rushing touchdown record lol we have a really good offensive line Probably top five tackles at each spot.. Spencer Brown might become the best right tackle in the world in the next season or 2.. Literally drafted Matt Milano in the sixth round and turned them into an All-Pro.. Christian Benford in the sixth round became a good football player... Is Josh Allen clearly the best football player on our team? Yes Can you win 13 games consistently like we've been doing with one player? No lol Can you beat the Ravens in the playoffs with one player? No lol We've drafted guys like Dane Jackson in the 7th round and Levi Wallace undrafted and got these guys second contracts with other NFL teams.. we took castaway from the worst browns team in the NFL and Jordan poyer turned into an all pro ... This board was panicking when we lost Edmunds and Terrell Bernard stepped in and didn't miss a beat Our coaches are really good at developing talent.. maybe beane has been taking the wrong defensive lineman to develop

I'm pretty sure McDermott literally said kaire Elam is going to make plays for us in the second half He said that without batting an eye

Did worthy finish the season better yes.. does that mean he'll be a better pro for 10 years? That's not how it works You act like he just went for 1,300 yards lol he literally got plays drawn up specifically for him the whole season.. plays to get him in space, and dragging across the field open ... He's not winning with savvy route running.. Andy Reid literally has to go super deep into his bag to get him involved... Misdirection reverses and everything all season... He's literally running routes within 10 yards getting schemed open 80% Keon Coleman beats NFL corners for the ball.. he's not getting schemed open... He beats them with his talent when the ball is in the air Is he ever going to become a pro bowl wide receiver? Probably not... But McDermott & company develop players at a top five rate in the NFL... You can count on both fingers and hands how many under-heralded guys we have developed... You can probably count on one hand how many guys we failed to The smart bet says Coleman is absolutely going to improve Devonte Adams had 400 yards each of his first two years... Nobody thought that guy was going to turn into a perennial stud.. hard work and learning with a quarterback eventually pays off Worthy is a solid talented player... You literally cannot judge a draft class after one season lol worthy could literally get beat into Oblivion the next 3 years because he is 165 lb with a limited route tree

Coleman average more yards per route ran, more yards per catch... Worthy averaged 6.5 yards per target , Coleman 9.7 yards per target And worthy also gets one of the best play callers in the last 30 years scheming him open.. those three stats I posted show keon outperforms him in categories and it's not worthy as head and shoulders better Coleman averaged 20 yards a catch.. battled back from injury and was already considered raw as a receiver.. he's going to improve

Tom Brady moved better than Patrick mahomes inside the pocket His ability to move in a short area was really good in his peak... He probably threw some fast balls to gronk 70 mph Again you're just equating athleticism to just speed or in arbitrary combine stat But there's a lot of kinds of athleticism that transfer over to a football field including the stuff Tom Brady could do inside the pocket

Athleticism is athleticism.. track athletes are great athletes.. wrestlers are great athletes... Baseball players are great athletes.. it's 100% harder to hit a major league fastball or curveball than it is the cover Randy Moss as a corner Ask deion Sanders who did both.. ask Bo Jackson if it's harder to hit a major league curve or hit the a gap.. running the footballs easier It's a different type of athleticism but to say baseball doesn't take athleticism or Tom Brady doesn't have it is asinine.. this past year 65 high School baseball players were drafted to the MLB 550 from college To be one of the top 65 high school players you have to be on a world-class level of everything in baseball.. the skill, the technique, and the work ethic and athleticism Again athleticism doesn't equal 4.44 forty.. because athleticism comes in all weight shapes sizes and skills that's a fact But you said he didn't have an ounce of athleticism... he had enough athleticism to be one of only 4 high School catchers drafted in the country when he was 43,000 high school starting catchers.. he was one of the best four that's insane skill talent athleticism work ethic

Tom Brady may not have been Josh Allen but to say he didn't have an ounce of athleticism is bull crap The dude was an MLB draft pick.. out of high school Do you know how insane of a baseball player you have to be to get drafted out of high school? An insane athlete Athlete just doesn't mean 230 lb shredded muscle running a 4.3 40... Because sumo wrestlers are also athletes and they don't look it Tom Brady was an insane athlete to get drafted to two professional sports League