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What we can all agree, is that IF Josh becomes even remotely good at deep balls, not even great, he has the arm strength to do so as few ever had. With Diggs and Brown, and the occasional TE deep, wow can could the Bills O stretch the field! With Beasly on shorter routes and Josh's run ability, this offense could be AMAZING just by improving this aspect. And I'm sure he can. BTW, I'm awed at how 3rd & 17 with Allen is like 3rd & 8 for most QBs. And that has been the case already. I wish the damn haters would focus on the good stuff too.

I'm actually pissed Brady is gone when the Bills are obviously getting much stronger. No payback on the horizon, sadly. He left the division having beat up the Bills at will. As for attracting FA, no doubt, Beane, McD... and JOSH ALLEN are big reasons why. This team looks one of THE emerging teams that could dominate for some years to come. That attracts good players.

I though he was done because of wear & tear, but if he had 8 sacks and 9 TFL in 13 games last year, of course the Bills should consider him. For the RIGHT PRICE, he is a proven player that can play half the reps, and the Bills are obviously going for a heavy rotation style defense, which is good news for aging players while allowing young talent to shine as well.

I still don't understand how so many people place such high value on draft picks. Even the Top 5 picks can be disappointments. After that, most players drafted don't succeed or under deliver compared to expectations. PROVEN players are worth way more than draft picks! I sure remember the day Paup and Spielman were there. I had a poster with them and Bruce.

I predict most training min-camps will be cancelled, but by July, we should get back to normal. I expect those 4 meaningless pre-season games

Incredible when people have their minds made up, isn't it? Dude won a SB, and last year they were one of the top teams, Brady having 4075 yards, 24 TD and 8 Int. Hate the guy all you want, and age WILL become a factor, and yes I believe he has slowed down for sure, but he's still clutch with Top 10 numbers!

They sure picked Knox. YESSSSSSS

He really runs fast, no doubt about that. I hope he keeps doing it. Of course he has mostly to improve as a passing QB but he is the most dangerous runner after Lamar and maybe Russell Wilson. Why put a lid on that? That Cheatriots hit that knocked him out of the game is an exception, and he really put it on a line to get a 1st down, which he'll rarely have to do. Like many running QBs, he was hit harder (besides that one hit) as a pocket passer than as a runner.

Why is Josh there? In case MD would have won?

Some of you guys have an issue with Josh having some fun? Ha ha. Lighten up

Why would Hill be that much of a stretch? Many backup QBs never see the field. Did you see a lot of Tyrod Taylor before he started for the Bills? Or Rodgers, Brady, Mahomes, etc.? He might NOT be the answer at all, but his lack of "true QB" role so far is no indication one way or the other. And he is a freak athlete and well, Lamar has shown what can be done with that.

Quite amazing that Brady was the 4th string QB. How many teams do that, having 4 QBs on their roster? No wonder Bledsoe didn't think Brady would take his job!

Of course Palmer is gonna be super positive of his paying client, BUT he can choose what are the positive things he says, so they are not less true. He's highlighting specific points. Is he super good at his job, I don't know, but LOL @ people thinking he'd get paid more on a team's staff. HC and OC are paid well, but a QB coach on a team will not be paid as much as he is now if he attracts clients. And he chooses where he lives, who he hires, what are his hours, etc. He is his own boss. No doubt that with his rocket arm, if Josh improves his deep throws the offense takes a GIANT leap forward. It would open up a lot of the field, give more space to Singletarry and Beasly, reduces all out blitzes, etc.

Don't forget too that these players are young and have boatloads of MONEY. So in Miami, NYC and all, they have access to high end clubs and facilities.

Well, I'm an outsider, living near Montreal. I once stayed at an hotel which I thought was the visiting team's hotel. It's so long ago I don't recall if it was the airport hotel or not. I know it was supposed to be 4 or 5 stars. The restaurant was awful. Tasted really bad, and my GF at the time threw up and I had diarrhea LOL Fun times. Very nice unexpected bonus: going to pee, I came across the whole Bills team coming towards me. I still recall how Flutie seemed bigger in real life while most players didn't seem that big... except Ted Washington, dude was huge ha ha. For this thread, the point is it was really bad. And most highway and airport drives are not exactly charming. But as mentioned, most young players look for strip clubs and sunshine. There should be good strip clubs as many of the opposing team would break curfew and be in awful shape come game time. Just like what happens for the Habs in hockey as opposing players visit Montreal's lovely gals.

I was really surprised the Bills cut him. But... he is back #3 over there? Quite surprising, no? I though he'd be at least #2. At 4M per year that's a lot for a third RB... which means the Chiefs will have that cap space next year. I root for Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, #76, that's why I will pull for the Chiefs. But the 49ers are more balanced.

That's got the hurt ha ha. Yep, that does explain Peyton's neck issues. Oh come on, not all rules are better of course, but protecting QBs, the stars 90% of the time, is sound business for everyone. As are removing hits to the heads of defenseless receivers. And less contacts during camps and practice. I fail to see how NFL football is still not a very violent sport.

Tough dude, no doubt He was a keeper already. This just cements it

I've always said many games are won or lost by minuscule edges, a few plays here and there, refs, whatever. And it's true this year the ball seem to bounce the Bills way quite a few times, easy schedule too. Just like THE Dalton play in 2017 to get in... and many bad lucks to NOT making the playing a couple of those years during the drought. Add injuries and flukes, and yes this team could be 8-8 or 11-5. BUT, the point of this thread remains true. It's clear the Bills were legit and had a shot this year, for sure. Yeah that loss hurt but it was in OT! Anyway, let have Beane and the Process keep putting this team forward and up, even with the coming tough schedule.

It's a good idea... but I'm sure they had one already. And seriously, this team has been mentally tough. Great chemistry and team bonds. Even the locker room interviews you could just sense they are simply winners, on a high level. Of course any and all edge are welcome. But it's not been a weakness IMO

Haaaaa 8 more months of Josh haters pouring it on LOL

Duke deserves a chance. He was the #1 WR vs the Jets yet still open all game. And was targeted a lot in the playoff game. Is he the answer? Maybe not but McKenzie and Foster have not exactly over delivered as WR. Good on end around and ST though. Damn it's not easy for Beane and McD ha ha. It's so complex

Not true. There's not enough of them and that's fact but to say never? Knox had drops but some amazing catches too, Brown had some as well. Beasley will always be more a guy that gets open fast in the middle than a contested ball catcher and that's fine... as long as others step up.

Yesterday we saw bad drops AND amazing catches. Of course fans here forget the drops ha ha. But yeah, I too couldn't help but feel some envy at the inaccurate throws or hard to catch passes that were caught.

I can feel the loooooove in this thread ha ha