MJS

That's a very popular opinion.

The Bills had a top 5 defense, even with all the injuries.

McDermott is a good coach, should not be fired, and will lead the Bills to a superbowl.

In the NFL, that is pocket change.

Your argument is dumb. The 49ers are in the NFC. Of course he can get to the Superbowl in the NFC. Who does he have to contend with over there? Also, the "what if" scenarios about switching coaches and switching QB's as proof of anything is completely stupid. Nobody knows how those scenarios would pan out. It is useless to bring them up all the time like you and others do. It does not support any argument.

He is a good coach, but he is overrated.

Not just HOF worthy. Both Reid and Mahomes are in contention for the best of all time at HC and QB. If they go win one or two more, which is completely possible, if not probable, it won't even be a contest anymore. It is extremely sucky to be in the AFC right now. But the Bills have beaten the Chiefs in the regular season multiple times now. Nobody else in the AFC has a chance to be a thorn in their side like the Bills do. Just get it done in the playoffs one of these years, please. If we get past then I know we'll win the Superbowl.

I remember a couple of years ago when the Bills were traditionally pretty healthy. These past two seasons have been brutal.

They have a ton of cap space.

I completely agree.

Might as well try.

Yes, they are throwing it too much.

Why does Kelce look so fat? He looks like an olineman. He better lose some pounds. Taylor Swift isn't going to put up with that.

It's good if you like defense.

How are we as good as them talent wise? They have a lot of really good, young players on defense. They've knocked it out of the park in the draft the last couple of years. They have three superstars (Mahomes, Kelce, Jones). The Bills have only one (Allen), because Diggs isn't even performing like a good #1 anymore, much less like a superstar. I don't think the Bills are too far behind them, but the Chiefs are better. I think the Chiefs do have more talent, especially high end talent, and they have an excellent coaching staff as well. I don't think it is hopeless. I think the Bills can beat them. They've shown they can. But the Chiefs have the upper hand.

More regular season success than virtually every team EXCEPT Kansas City... And they are the ones that keep knocking the Bills out of the playoffs. It's as simple as that. We are in the middle of a Chiefs dynasty and the Bills are really good, but not quite as good as them. But they are close. The games are always close. They've shown they can hang with them. So, keep trying and one of these years they will.

Brian Brohm takes the cake for me. Two starts, 0 wins, 0 TD's, 5 INT's, 51.9 completion percentage. He had a 9.6 INT percentage, higher than Nathan Peterman's. Peterman at least won a game... Dan Darragh looks pretty bad (before my time). 11 starts, 10 losses. 42.9 completion percentage. 4 TD's, 22 INT's. Gary Marangi. 7 starts, 7 losses. 36.7 completion percentage. 12 TD's, 21 INT's. But yeah, Peterman is up there for sure, especially given the era he played in.

Wow. What a joke.

Except she is a blockhead.

Mina Kimes, haha...

Beckham, Flowers, Bateman, and Agholor is way better than what the Bills have at receiver.

He was, what, top 6 in the entire NFL in yards from scrimmage, regardless of position? He was an elite producer. He just happened to drop a TD pass almost every game down the stretch. He needs to hit the jugs machine.

I hear this argument a lot, but I don't like it. I mean, I agree that Josh deserves it just as much, if not more, than Lamar, but the NFL MVP is not about who is most valuable on their respective team, it is about who is most valuable league wide. You could have a bad team who's QB does everything for their offense and gets them to 7 wins. Should he be the NFL MVP just because he is the most valuable person on his bad team? Josh Allen can be a better player, put up better stats, and have a more balanced offense and deserve it even though there might be a QB out there who does everything for their team. Because it is NFL MVP, not who is most valuable for their respective teams. It is about stats, wins, memorable games, and having strong performances in the last quarter of the season. And I think they usually get it right. Not always, but usually. Why do you think this? The Ravens had the #1 defense and better receivers. Why would Josh Allen not perform just as well, if not better, than Lamar? Josh is a better passer and just as big of a threat running it.

Well, there are thousands of players who DIDN'T do anything wrong. No reason to punish everyone for the actions of the handful who do stupid things in the offseason. Just punish those few. They did. It actually happened.

I also think he got lazy and didn't innovate or adjust as his scheme got figured out. He would have to show he is willing to put in the long, hard hours again. I agree. He got lazy.