Mikie2times

We need to move on

Keon runs so vertically and is rigid with his arms. This is stuff that the Bills can work on him with. Along with his natural talents he will be just fine.

Simple answers to complex things. Not surprising. I guess I'm a bit taken back that we haven't been able to build a better roster than that team. But the thread was intended for conversation. Nothing more. What positions are we better at on that roster?

What's sort of a bummer with these highlights is just how well the plays are designed. The energy we seem to be playing with. Diggs specifically. This team just doesn't seem to be having fun like they once did. Thus far the best years of this run are behind us. The only thing that will change that is the results.

So take Allen off the field and replace him with an average level QB and we still beat KC? We still beat the Chargers? We run all over the Cowboys? We come from behind vs Miami? Allen or the threat of Allen contributed to all of our wins. Newton playing like a below average QB is why Carolina didn't sustain success. You can only give this group so much credit for landing a single player. They have not been able to develop the roster even as well as they did almost 10 years ago.

I miss John Browns TD dance. I'm going to make that my after sex dance.

Not that hard to figure out

Beane has had more time, more control, and we are not as good in nearly any area. In addition to this we are taking the form of what could be considered to be the wrong design. The fact that Allen keeps the boat floating so it never actually sinks is a curse as much as it is a blessing. It's remarkably similar

I would rather we didn't build the Houston Oilers and I wouldn't hang up my consolation trophies just because another team was good.

The 2015 Carolina Panthers: Have the Bills during the McDermott era ever been better? Try actually reading more than a title and being less condescending before you tell others to do better.

I felt a good mature man like yourself could see the comparison was about the current Bills and not the 90’s. Next time I will post about our AFL championship teams compared to the Carolina Panthers, because that makes sense

His foot speed is excellent for a WR his size. It’s his route running he needs to work on.

He was excellent at MSU and had a ton of interest when he decided to transfer. He went to a Spartans BB game earlier this year wearing an Izzo jersey. He talks fondly about MSU and the MSU alum I know speak very highly of him. My closest friend texted me about him right away. Said he was one of the best athletes at WR he had seen play there. I said better than Plaxico? He said Plaxico isn't close. He has a chance to be special. https://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/michigan-state/2024/03/07/keon-coleman-michigan-state-basketball-msu-transfer-spartans-wr-florida-state/72883166007/

Dorsey was the QB coach, McD was the defensive coordinator, Beane was Assistant GM. They went to the Super Bowl that year losing to the Broncos. Looking at the roster two thing concerned me. They seem to be constructed in similar fashion as we have been. Specifically the WR neglect seems pretty apparent in the make up of both teams. They seem to be MUCH more talented than any version of the Bills we have seen thus far. It's nearly at every position. Beane has had a good amount of time working on our roster. This was a very good Carolina team but I don't like that it appears we have a deficit against them in nearly every position. QB - This was Cams MVP season, but still would rather have Josh Cam Newton RB - Both went to the Pro Bowl that year, Stewart was actually a really good back at that time. This is close but nod to Carolina. Jonathan Stewart Mike Tolbert WR - It's possible our current WR room is better than the one they fielded in 2015 🤢. Ginn was very explosive but nobody had over 750 yards. Our WR units have been better the last few years which is really concerning as far as how Beane views the position. Ted Ginn Jr Jerricho Cotchery Devin Funchess Corey Brown TE - Olson was an absolute monster. Very high hopes for Kincaid but hard to put him in Olson's class at this stage Greg Olson OL- Two all pros and Michael Oher. Nod to Carolina T Michael Oher LG Andrew Norwell C Ryan Kalil RG Trai Turner RT Mike Remmers DL - Short was a pro bowler. This was the young version of Star. I would say DL is pretty close. DE Charles Johnson DT Star Lotulelei DT Kawann Short DE Jared Allen LB - One of the best LB cores of the decade. Not close. Shaq Thompson Luke Kuechly Thomas Davis DB - When we had pre injury Tre and younger Poyer and Hyde we probably get that nod. That unit hasn't been intact for a bit though. CB Charles Tillman CB Josh Norman SS Roman Harper FS Kurt Coleman

I might care if he didn't run out of the stadium 😂

Given we have never won a game from more than 4 points behind in the playoffs, I was curious how we performed against teams with winning records in the regular season. Condition 1 : Buffalo has the ball with a drive concluding under 2 minutes Condition 2: The team they faced finished with a winning regular season record Condition 3: Excluded the Eagles (2023) and Chiefs (13 seconds) Multiple lead changes late. We lost these games but we took the lead on late drives. Little the offense could do. After you remove the Eagles and Chiefs game, all 18 of the remaining games concluded based on the final score. So if we did score, we won. If we didn't score we lost. No situations left in which we scored and then lost later (outside of the 3 OT games) What is left..... -18 times this situation has occurred since Allen joined the Bills. We have gone 7-11 in those games (but 5-3 over the last two years) -Three times we have tied the game with a FG and lost in OT after having at least one possession -In two of the games we have scored a TD and not a FG 2018 Game winning FG Titans (9-7) Successful Pick 6 to break Tie, Failed follow up Texans (11-5) Not Successful 2019 Interception, Patriots (12-4) Not Successful Turnover on Downs Baltimore (14-2) Not Successful Turnover on Downs Patriots (14-2) Not Successful Game tying FG, Failed OT Drive Houston (11-6) Not Successful 2020 Game winning TD Rams (10-6) Successful 2021 Turnover on Downs Titans (12-5) Not Successful Turnover on Downs Patriots (10-7) Not Successful Game tying FG, Failed OT Drive Tampa Bay (13-4) Not Successful 2022 Turnover on Downs Dolphins (9-8) Not Successful Game winning FG Ravens (10-7) Successful Game winning TD Chiefs (14-3) Successful Game tying FG, Failed OT Drive Minnesota (13-4) Not Successful Game winning FG Lions (9-8) Successful Game winning FG Dolphins (9-8) Successful 2023 Game winning FG Chiefs (11-6) Successful Missed FG Chiefs (11-6) Not Successful

I like the title. Lamar Jackson better than Patrick Mahomes or Tom Brady in clutch drives. I would prefer seeing this to tie or take the lead with under 3 minutes. I'm sure Josh does just fine in that as well but if your life depended on six I'm pretty sure everybody on the planet is giving the ball to Mahomes or Brady.

Odds of Buffalo winning a Super Bowl with Hamlin 17.4% Odds of Buffalo winning a Super Bowl with Hamlin on Pittsburgh 17.4% Odds of not caring what they do with Hamlin 100%

On my chest I would. If he did it we would know for sure. I got a hell of a rack.

Ya, he sucks

Julian Edelman looks like a house DJ on Jersey Shore

Most of what you say makes no sense

Is the rest of the argument not accurate?

He is probably the most talented WR on the roster. Which some might say is saying something, but he's probably one of the most talented WR's on several rosters. Sort of surprised we pursued him. Not exactly a process guy. We will see. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOovwqC1S9Y

This is the signing that really moves the needle for them