ChronicAndKnuckles

Nice to have a lil Swiss-army knife like iMac. Frees up a roster spot or 2. Hopefully he takes Roberts place in the return game.

Don't flame for posting this and correct me if I'm wrong, but apparently Allen has never thrown an interception or turned the ball over in the red zone in his 3 year career? That's an insane stat especially considering how one sided this offense can be. I'm trying to find out what the all time record is, but no luck so far. Is there anyone that can figure that out? Regardless, that's pretty cool. Look how crucial that pick 6 on Lamar Jackson was in the playoffs. I wonder if the threat of Allen running it in is the biggest reason on why he's had so much success.

Idk I actually think his numbers go down a bit due to an improved running game and more balanced offense in general. My prediction? 4200 yards 30 TD 8 Int 800 yards rushing 10 TDs

Dammit, Beane! Should've signed Abercrombie

RIP Bojo. That coffin corner punt against the Dolphins that went out at the one inch line was probably the best I've ever seen. I don't agree with this, but they know better than I do.

In years past, pre Beane we would be counting on Sanders to be a number 1 for us with nobody decent backing him up.

Levi Wallace is decent. We need to draft his replacement though. Find a high upside guy in the 3rd. Do NOT draft a CB in the 1st, we have a couple other glaring needs that need to be addressed.

This would just make too much sense to happen.

Well, they kept him around is what I meant.

The Bills got Incognito is free agency so I'm sure they have no problem getting Kareem Hunt lol

1) DE 2) TE 3) RG 4) RB

It’s always a hole every year for almost every team. Good GMs draft CBs every year. I just don’t think it’s a big enough one where we need to get someone within the first 2 rounds. White, Johnson, Wallace = a solid group IMO. You may be right though seeing how much his regime values defensive backs. Wallace sealed the game against the Steelers with that pick and has played damn well for an undrafted guy. He’s not top tier, but he’s a average #2.

You never know who might fall or if we trade up. Maybe Beane finds a diamond in the rough.

It’s not our running backs, it’s the line. They can’t run block. A 1st/2nd on a RB is a waste of a pick unless someone like ETN or the guy from Alabama fall.

JP Losman when threw 2 giant bombs to Lee Evans then hit Peerless Price in the end zone for the game winner against the Texans. This is the year I really got into the Bills.

I don’t mind taking a flyer on a guy in the late rounds, but y’all seriously want a guy in the first 2 rounds w/ the holes we have on this team? Pass rusher is what we need so this defense can go back to top form.

I agree. People don’t appreciate a guy like Milano until he’s gone. I was watching some film on him and he’s a fast reacting guy, hits the hole hard, and good in coverage. We need to keep the homegrown talent.

I wish Buffalo had a Darren Sproles type RB. I think that would add a whole new dimension to their offense. Like Chan Gailey “water bug” guy

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That would be ideal! I’m hoping for Jared Cook.

Post SB era Bills is not really the best example.

Precedent*

I agree w/ Gabe Davis. I’m positive he breaks 1000 next season.

"On Thursday morning, Brown joined Solomon Wilcots and Ed McCaffrey on SiriusXM NFL Radio to discuss his release from Buffalo. When asked if the release was a surprise, Brown noted that he had a feeling that his time was coming to an end in Buffalo but added that the team did not give him any sort of heads up on their decision to release him." “You know, honesty, we didn’t know nothing, we weren’t even given a heads up,” Brown told Wilcots. “But I’m a strong believer in God and I just had a feeling it was going to come to that time, especially when the money dropped. And I dealt with a few injuries so I missed, like, five games so the team went 5-0 without me. [inaudible] But you know, different situations, the way things could have been handled.” " "Although Brown noted that the offense and team played well without him in 2020, the wide receiver wondered out loud if Josh Allen had any say in Buffalo’s decision. (...) “Like, I don’t know if they gave Josh Allen input on it,” said Brown. “He should have had input. Or, if he did have input I thought he would want me to stay.” " "Realistically, Allen has no say on what Brandon Beane and company do this offseason. Due to the salary cap being lowered in 2021, Beane--like every other GM in the league--is going to have to make some tough decisions. Unfortunately for Brown, his salary cap and Buffalo’s play without him in 2020 made him an easy cut candidate." https://www.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/2021/03/john-brown-wonders-if-bills-josh-allen-had-input-on-release.html?fbclid=IwAR3bCPyz0WulU5NqUy7VZRpSD6BT4jDjCcutzGCdif1nQ2WKeI2GRlv-kDg

I think injuries played a role more than people think.