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And to make it all worse they bring in these "Rules Experts" that say nothing of importance and obviously don't want to make statement against a referees call. So stupid.

I guess I am the HE in this response. Big NFL media exposure means other teams will make over-value offers to any of our Free Agents, Monday & Thursday night games (on the road) and extreme scrutiny of our coaching when the Bills lose. It's not fun or rewarding. Our franchise will always be seen within the NFL as small potatoes.I enjoy that status.

And, we don't have a STAR or Media grabbing player on the team. Shady was the media focus for the past few years.

I love the Bills being ignored. It’s our little secret about a great overall team and organization. A small TV market location and a team with a history of losing doesn’t grab big NFL headlines. It seems that NFL game day announcers have a script for the Bills that includes looking for imperfections in Josh Allen’s play or the ‘big mistake’. And, why do I keep hearing that the defense is playing well in a game while our rankings last year and currently tell a much larger story of excellence? Let the Rams, Patriots, Chiefs and Cowboys get all the attention. We don’t get the big ratings or deserve the glamour team status. That’s fine with me.

Agree with above but the question still remains - -who is coaching Josh?? Our QB coach is an unknown and certainly the Offensive co-coordinator doesn't spend time coaching the QB???

This is typical Patriot BS. Done to make the losers feel good.

Come on - - comparing Josh with Tom is pitiful! I think a lot of fans have been thinking that. Now that the diapers are off he needs to produce!

We are hoping he does. Is patience running down within the coaching staff?

Do that stuff in the coaches room. Now an impression has been made that Josh doesn't think well in a game!

I didn’t like seeing Daboll ridiculing Josh on the bench after an interception this past Sunday. Tapping his forehead as if to say “THINK”. That made many NFL highlight shows. Where is Allen’s QB coach Ken Dorsey? He supposedly helped Cam Newton with the Panthers. Josh has been working for 2 years in CA with Jordan Palmer’s private Company “QB Summit”. They stress footwork and include ‘yoga on the beach’!! Jordan Palmer completed 11 passes in the NFL career and is really a spiritual guru rather than a coach/trainer. Tyree Jackson from UB studied with him before the ’19 draft. Has this helped at all and did the Bills recommend this training? It appears Josh is regressing with basic QB skills. The NFL teams now have had 2 years to scout his play. I can see him ending the year with the same numbers as last season. That’s not good enough.

Pure speculation as in Josh Allen has the mindset to be a decent NFL QB?

I agree. Something happened that made it appear he didn't want to play anymore.

In 2008, with Trent Edwards starting at QB, the Bills went 4-0 to begin the season. After his concussion playing AZ he and the team were never the same. I hope Josh recovers fully and not just because of football. FROM USA TODAY: Trent Edwards of the Buffalo Bills has fallen from possible MVP to a shaky quarterback—at best. The second year QB looked like an up and coming star through the first few weeks of the season. He was becoming one of the young poster boys for the NFL. He made appearances on ESPN’s NFL Countdown; Rome is Burning, PTI, ESPN the Magazine and everything in between. Some were even calling the 25 year old quarterback the next Tom Brady and a candidate for the MVP. That changed over the course of the season, and it may have to do with a concussion that Edwards faced in Week five against the Arizona Cardinals. He was knocked out of that game and took the bye week off to rest. So what exactly happened? Edwards now looks sluggish and his decision making has turned into that of a certain Bills QB (JP) that is currently sitting on the bench. He has thrown terrible interceptions, fumbled, overlooked open receivers, thrown off his back foot regularly and even been stripped while stretching for a first down. Edwards has gone 3-7 after a 4-0 start to the season. Is the concussion still lingering??? Is there permanent damage? He definitely isn’t the same player!

On a good / decent team it's always the time to look at upgrades. Trent has 19 total career sacks & he's gone down hill since his PED suspension in 2017.

Excellent points! Tough decisions have to be made this off-season and it won't be as easy.

The point of the thread was the SALARY CAP! If we can't beat the PATS next year some changes will happen - correct?

Andre got a 2 year deal!

I think Darryl Johnson may push him to the bench!

He signed a 3 year, $18.75M contract with the Bills. His Dead Cap in 2020 is only $1.6M. He may just stay if he can play!!!

1. Trent Murphy with 3 assisted tackles in 4 games. In 2020 his Dead Cap hit will be $1,750,000. GONE 2. Lee Smith signed a 3 year $9M contract this year. In 2020 his Dead Cap hit will be $1M. GONE 3. Shaq Lawson is a UFA for 2020. SIGN HIM S- Star Lotulelei signed a 5 YEAR $50m contract. His Dead Cap is $19M this year but drops to $8M in 2020. KEEP HIM UNTIL 2021

Oh Yes! We didn't know about Bill B then but why would he trade Bledsoe to the Bills within his division??? Don't you think every HC TRIES to cheat but can't pull it off. In 2001 the Patriots were nothing special.

Tom Brady started his 1st NFL game vs. the Colts on this date. The PATS were 0-2 and headed no where. Brady threw for just 159 yards in his debut win but then led the team to a 10-6 record & a Super Bowl win. In that 2001 season the Bills finished 3-13 but nearly knocked NE our of 1st place in the AFC East. On December 16th, playing at home before just 45,000 fans, the Bills forced the PATS into overtime but lost 12-9. Adam Vinateri kicked a 23 yard FG for the win. Brady was sacked 5 times with Aaron Schobel recording 2 as Alex Van Pelt threw for 219 yards in defeat. All Field Goals in the game with NO touchdowns and Brady threw for 237 yards in his first start in Buffalo. WHO WOULD HAVE PREDICTED THE REST OF THE STORY!

Me too!

Agreed! The last Bills drive could have been for a tie and not desperation!!!

I love his enthusiasm and organizational skills. He puts a competitive team on the field each week and that's a big plus over our past few HC's. The Bills have a great defense (Sean's specialty) and have invested a lot of money into the offense over the past year. IMO he is just too nervous, hyper and 'jumpy' to be a great game day coach. Too much sideline arguing with officials, poor decisions on challenges and a lack of discipline when critical plays need to me made on offense. He seems to make knee-jerk calls on 4th downs and is especially poor in game appropriate strategy decisions regarding the overall flow of the game. Please Sean - calm down.