Chicken Boo

But that's not the way it works. Mahomes had a terrible time in Super Bowl LV running for his life, but thems the breaks. Can't be great all the time.

I love your attempt at re-writing history without actually knowing much about it. At least you stand on your racism. I'll give you that.

Of all the starlets... come on, Yimmy.

Although I like Purdy, he is not Josh Allen.

The biggest reason for the accolades and superlatives is because Mahomes is that damn good. Outside of Kelce, he has rookies and JAGs and still gets it done.

How about we raise that bar a bit. Mahomes is the standard, not Lamar Jackson.

I'd put Bryce Young ahead of both Herbert and Jackson, but Jim Harbaugh may change the equation for Herbert. Until Beane and McDermott show that they're interested in providing Allen with more talent at WR, I have no problem with him being off the list. It hasn't occurred to many here that in this media sphere, Josh is creeping into Dan Marino/Warren Moon/Phillip Rivers territory. *Fortunately, he's still young.

WR and it isn't close. Are we really sure Buffalo still has a #1?

Word is, one of the suspects may be a minor.

It's a nice thought, but healthy individuals do worse on a daily basis.

I didn't think that was a bad call. The DBs were poised to jump wherever Mahomes decided to go with the ball and the ball would have had to come out quick.

A few people have mentioned that. As well as that turned out, you'd think they'd take another swing.

He put up damn good numbers this year. The talent isn't in question. Just needs to be in the right situation. Not saying that I'm interested or that Bills should pursue him, but there'd be no drop off in production here if you swapped him for Diggs. My opinion.

The NFL populous should consider themselves lucky that we'll likely get 6 or 7 more seasons of this rivalry.

There was an instance during the final drive where Romo made an observation that Shanahan called timeout because he didn't like Wilks's aggressive call.

We're hoping these holes are actually filled with guys who make a difference. That's no guarantee.

5 years and not one 1st-3rd round pick on a wideout is strange.

Too many holes to fill for that kind of optimism. Right now, the hope is that Diggs is still the guy we remember. For 11 straight weeks he didn't look like it.

An achilles and an ACL 2 years ago. He'll never be what he once was and certainly not worth his price tag.

However it was presented, op is right. Coming off an ACL and now an achilles, Tre is all but done. I don't see how you can justify paying him $16 million this season.

No doubt, it's not good enough to just get there, but we know that he can and with various talent at the QB position. It would be a promising outlook.

But the Bills don't have any of those guys. Kyle would simply bring in talent to fit his system. Josh is of the caliber where he can elevate the guys around him.

The next 2 seasons are mini rebuilding years. Sure, they'll be competitive, but Super Bowl window is closed until the offense gets sorted. Mainly at WR.

For me, there is no comparison. I don't even dislike the Chiefs yet.

Shanahan hasn't gotten it done yet, but his offenses have gone to 3 Super Bowls. 2 of them with Garopollo and a 2nd year QB that was the last pick in the draft. Give Kyle a Josh Allen and see what happens. I guarantee that elusive Allen MVP is as good as won.