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Gronkowski after he laid that vicious elbow on the back of Tre White’s dome Brady because he’s a creep and some slight jealousy. He also insulted Buffalo numerous times (and I’m not even from Buffalo) Travis “Pfizer” Kelce Albert Haynesworth because he’s pure human trash

I can’t stand the heat. I’m with you

I’ll give him credit for securing the bag in one of the dumber FA contracts given out in Patriots history, but if we’re talking about his legacy as a player ? Only went over 500 yards one time and completely flopped in New England. He had a bit of a resurrection in ATL I guess, but nothing special. Every time he’s come to Buffalo he gets completely shut down by our defense and I’m guessing that’s where the animosity comes from. This whole “Buffalo is a **** hole” is outdated as hell. Seems like every player who comes here falls in love w/ it because they are treated like kings. Bills fans live and die for their team, it’s a birthright.

Dude was electrifying on both KR and PR duties. 9 total return TDs. The most memorable was during the Super Bowl which pretty much sealed the victory for the Ravens. RIP

I’ll never understand why a millionaire gets a DUI when they can just pay for an Uber or hire a full time driver.

I thought Joe Brady did pretty good in the post-season. 24 points (should’ve been 27) is pretty good against a team that is moving the ball at will and eating up time of possession.

You think that Washington was better than Pat Williams or Kyle Williams ? No Chris Kelsey proves your list is weak

Reggie Wayne had Peyton for most of his career. Andre Johnson had a bunch of bums besides those 3-4 good years Matt Schaub put together. AJ in his prime was a freak and the only guy better from his era was Calvin Johnson. Reggie Wayne was very good in his own right, but not nearly as talented.

I think a lot of the hate for Josh Allen that comes from other fans is simply jealousy. I’ve noticed KC fans actually have the most respect for him because they already have their guy and it is must-see TV when these 2 teams play. They see what Josh can do when all cylinders are firing and know he had Mahomes beat in the playoffs if not for the biggest defensive collapse in post-season history and Tyler Bass doing his best Scott Norwood impression. Baltimore fans have to be getting frustrated at this point. Lamar is probably the best running QB of all time (Josh is the best dual threat…fight me) but if Lamar doesn’t DRASTICALLY improves as a passer, he isn’t going to be nearly the threat he is now when he gets up there in age. I think he is what he is at this point. Baltimore’s best chance is to run him into the ground the next 3-4 years and hopefully get a title out of it.

I think it will be an increase because of McGovern taking over for Morse.

It’s stuff like this or like Josh remembering all the names of Haushka’s kids that make my respect for a player go right up. So much more easy to root for than a guy like Devante Adam’s who assaults camera men or Mahomes who has 3 year old tantrums on the sideline over a blatant rule infraction. I know how people get on McD & Beane’s case for going after “character” guys, but it does make the team much more likable.

And people forget New England had the #2 defense that year. Bills had the 1st

Now he’s on the Chiefs. Go figure

You could throw Coleman in there too. Literally 4 different guys who could end up leading the team in receiving. Pretty crazy Real fans know. To the casuals, Shakir is just a 5th rounder who made a few clutch catches in the playoffs and had a modest regular season. Reminds me a lot of Stevie Johnson who apparently came out of nowhere, but the die hard fans saw his potential from a mile away.

Definitely a guy to take a flyer on if u play fantasy.

I think them having the fewest sacks is a combination of both those reasons. Frankly, I’m sick of seeing Allen getting his head slammed onto the turf. Cook being a top 5 rusher is a great start to changing their offensive philosophy. It was cool watching him hurdle and stiff arm linebackers, but he’s on the wrong side of 20 and he needs to be preserved for the future. We all know Allen is capable of dissecting a defense in the pocket. Use that big strong frame to get away from sacks and buy time for a big completion. Look at John Elway when he got Terrell Davis and finally won back to back championships. I know that was a while ago, but getting your QB an elite game has never changed. Allen is big & strong enough to evade the pass rush so that’s why I’m saying they can handle a small drop off in pass pro if it means more physicality run blocking. It also means less pass plays will be called so it will protect him in that regard.

Dollar dollar bill yall

Buffalos line was solid AF. Not an elite unit, but good enough to win and produce a 1K rusher. I only expect them to get better moving the pile w/ McGovern manning the center position and Torrence going into his 2nd year. They might see a drop off in pass pro, but I can live w/ that. This is the most excited I’ve been in years. Getting rid of Dorsey and giving Brady a whole off-season is huge.

I disagree. Milano has had a lot of time to recover. Knee injuries (no ligament damage either) aren’t what they used to be. Plus he relies very heavily on instincts opposed to pure athleticism. If he has a drop off then it’s going to be very minimal. In my very humble opinion of course…

Mahomes by a slim margin. Allen can still change the narrative being not even halfway thru their careers yet. I think 17 will age a lot more gracefully as his physical tools will take a lot longer to deteriorate. Mahomes has had much more to work including better coaching so it’s really hard to tell. The benefit of having an elite TE (which are MUCH harder to find than elite WRs) cannot be understated. I’m really hoping Kincaid can be that guy. It would really transform the dimensions of the Bills offense.

Mitchell. Mitchell. Mitchell.

In regards to Torrence…going to a 17 game NFL schedule (along w/ 2 playoff games) is brutal. I’m sure his conditioning will be much better this year. He was the most impressive rookie to me and I think he will be the best of his class. It’s no coincidence the Bills had their first 1000+ yard rusher when he was drafted in IDK how many years? Morse was a heck of technician as a pass blocker plus a great leader. I think those are the only areas Buffalo might regress in. Josh is a big strong guy and I think he can maintain. Morse was getting up there in age and it’s time to move on. I think he will be missed for however long it takes the O-line to gel. Depth is an issue (I mean what team doesn’t deal w/ this problem?) but maybe one of these rookies turns out to be a steal. Beane always seems to find that diamond in the rough. Nobody knows how the injuries will unfold, this an issue every team deals with.

Who won ?

McGovern is a much more natural run blocker. Torrence is going to be a beast as well going into his 2nd year. This line is extremely solid from top to bottom. Buffalo always lacked those slow methodical drives that eat the clock up and prevent the other team from having time to score at the end of games. That’s going to change this year

This is Buffalo’s year. The hype has died down and the offensive line is going to be a force.