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There is meaningful comparison. Due to Allen the bar of expectations for McDermott is higher. McDermott is unreasonably calling people narrow minded who want a higher bar than he wants. Maybe his lower bar is narrow minded.

Do you expect this new core to be better than the old core?

Why do you think there are multple windows? If there are multiple windows, why did window #1 close? Why is window #2 opening? What do you think will be different between window #1 and window #2?

Bills defense was a bit disappointing the entire season. Four of their worst efforts were in the first 9 weeks. Patriots, Broncos (12 men on the field being the seasons low point), Jaguars, Bengals games. The defense did let the team down in the playoffs as well. But that was not a new thing.

Well we finished top 8 again last year. Most any roster with Josh Allen at QB, is a top 8 roster. I think the real question is "Have we taken a step forward?"

Thank you for the feedback. I won't argue one by one, but it seems like the Chiefs have gaps at receiver, and in the secondary as much as the Bills, as well as issue on the offensive line.

It seems to me all teams have gaps in talents. Which teams do you think have fewer gaps?

Why? what is lacking?

Was and will are different.

Disagree. Also, fundamentally none of the Bills playoff problems are the fault of the offensive talent.

KIncaid had a fine rookie season, and projects to be a top tier tight end in the future. However, the "moving the chains problem since Beasely" is a myth, based on statistics, In 2021 the Bills had the fifth fewest punts in the NFL (chiefs had least). In 2022 the Bills had the fewest punts in the NFL. In 2023 the Bills had the second fewest punts in the NFL. The Bills did not have problem moving the chains.

Envy is America's biggest problem.

Whats obvious is the simple fact that you haven't any idea of what he is doing in the off-season.

How is it possible to disagree with “my understanding “. Separately double check your sarcasm detection system

My understanding is that any other head coach means entering a 20 year playoff drought, with or without Josh Allen.

Its not clear what the most clownish part of this thread is. Here are the nominees: Anyone posting in this thread knows what the optimal off-season workout for Josh Allen Anyone posting in this thread knows what Josh Allen's actual off-season workouts actually consist of. Despite not know 1 or 2 above, being certain Allen isn't working hard enough Somehow the Bills playoff failures are connected to Allen not working hard enough in the off-season,

Together they could be five.

Allen is that level.

I stand by my earlier comment.

good point

I think re-signing Taron will allow the Bills to finish top 8 again in 2024. If they had to replace Taron, I also think the Bills would finish top 8 in 2024. Not completely sure this is the best use of 10mm of cap space.

Everything bolded does not improve the team.

I think losing Ridley hurt the Jags

I never find comparing the 2024 Bills roster to the 2023 Bills roster or the 2019 Bills roster as interesting because the 2024 Bills will never play a previous version of the Bills. I don't pay attention to every free agency move, so I don't have an opinion (which is odd because I usually have an opinion on everything) who has improved their team the most with the combination of coaching changes, player cuts and player signings. (ordinary administrative moves like restructurings or extensions, may create the ability to improve a roster, but the don't actually change the roster in and of themselves, so I don't consider them needle movers. ) So far the only move that jumped out as me as maybe be missing piece to allow a team to advance further was the Raven's signing of Derrick Henry. But I have no idea what else the have done. Who does everyone think has done the best for themselves?