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Great observation there, sir. I completely agree. The naive will tell you the Pats Oline is just that great, but the truth is they get help. They got it last night, too.

You know why. Everyone knows why. It doesn’t fit the narrative, so it will be swept under the rug. The NFL laughs at it’s customers while thumbing their nose at us all.

McVay was gutless coward and Goff has always been a bust IMO I guess I’ll go with Goff since McVay has shown to be innovative at times.

The hold on the Gurley run after the Rams tied it and finally had momentum tells it all TBH. People can deny all they want, but this stuff is the hallmark of Pats games. I would love to just be in awe of greatness, but I always come away with a sour taste in my mouth because of things like this that always seem to happen when playing NE. And it’s even worse in Foxboro. Everyone can believe what they want. I have seen more than enough evidence to tell me what I need to know.

This is why I still question everything about the league, and more specifically, the Patriots. That was clearly a bogus call made when it finally appeared as if the Rams were making a move. This has been a hallmark of Patriots games. Bills fans have seen this countless times. Screw the NFL and the Pats. Proven cheats and suspect refs have dominated a corrupt league led by money hungry, shady owners, and a weasel commissioner.

The NFL rubbed the fans noses in it again with this one.

Not a fan on paying for guys who have shown the inability to stay on the field. I’d rather spend more on a guy who you can count on

So much shadiness throughout their entire run to not believe that it is not completely legit. Heck, we have proof that at least a few things were done that were not on the up and up. And I’ll never believe that any opposing team going into Foxboro is playing on a level with them. There is always something going on there...whether it’s the refs or radio transmissions, or whatever...it’s shady business over there.

I think the value is definitely gonna be at DL in this draft. My preference in that case is to trade down if at all possible. I prefer to get true game changers with a top ten pick, and typically DL don’t fit that bill. There may be one or two each draft, but they will most likely be chosen by our turn. Move down and start addressing the litany of needs we have.

This is good news. One because he’s sticking with the guy from last off season. And secondly, because he clearly made some improvement in his mechanics under Palmer’s guidance. Stick with the guys that know you and that have clearly helped you. Familiarity with the coaches and Palmer equals more improvement and better results IMO

Definitely tempting to make a play for such a stud player. It is a gamble in terms of culture though, and I don’t see Bills management currently as the gambling type. I would personally pull the trigger if he vowed to not make waves, but that’s only me.

I must agree with this man. I know the narrative, and I was as critical of the pick as anyone. But from what I saw with the kid, I came away quite impressed. The touch passes need work, and the short stuff seems to be his biggest weakness. All very correctable stuff. The accuracy stuff seems overblown from what I saw. It’s more about him fine tuning his passing, rather than working on accuracy. Besides that, the kid checks all the boxes...especially the leadership, toughness, and hard working part.

They should’ve cut both of those bums. Clay will go down as the biggest bust TE in Bills history

It’s pretty simple to me. Josh Allen has demonstrated that he has everything you look for in a franchise QB. He’s a smart kid that’s tough. He works hard, leads by example, motivates teammates, and is dedicated to his craft. Not even mentioning the god given physical talent he has. He has also shown improvement on the field while playing on an offense devoid of talent at receiver, a poor Oline, and zero running game. His short pass and dump off game is his biggest weakness, and his unwillingness to utilize that part of his game effectively hurts. He has shown the ability to hang in the pocket and make big throws, and he has generally seemed pretty poised and accurate when throwing downfield. The kid looks to make plays...whether it’s taking shots downfield, or using his mobility...this is something I love about him. Please don’t try and coach this out of Allen! Let him figure out that he needs to find the right balance himself. I believe he is smart enough to do so. Also, please get this kid some HELP! I’m talking upgrades at C, G, T, WR, TE, and RB. Every one of these positions needs to be addressed in some fashion. It was inexcusable to field such a poor offense out on the field this season. Give him this offseason to work on what he needs. Surround him with some guys that can catch and give him some protection and make some lanes for the run game, and then we will really find out exactly what we have. i believe we just may have our guy. Please give the kid some time and some help.

I’ll always stand by my view that I want the Bills to put the best team on the field. If it doesn’t hurt the locker room, then I’m on board with a talent at RB like Hunt. He may be a POS, and at some point you would have to cut bait if he got in more trouble like KC really had to, but I’d claim him with a zero tolerance policy attached.

I thought Allen looked pretty darn good. He made plays, and he didn’t turn it over. He had two big time third down passes called back, and the Thompson pass that should’ve been caught. A few other passes were just taking shots in long down to go situations, which were fine. Lots to be optimistic about with this kid. If you feel otherwise, it’s gonna be tough for you for the foreseeable future.

You hope and pray that a team offers a haul for one of those two or a QB and you make the deal.

I endorse this thread wholeheartedly

Truly scary stuff?

I’d like to send a big shout out to those who were ready to move on from that bridge to nowhere. Finally Bills fans can be excited about a guy who can do everything required from a QB.