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Honestly, there is a good chance unless Kelce retires they see a minor setback. Their turnover is relatively strong, and that's after we already know they have weaknesses on their o-line.

Sweat will be PAID this offseason. Teams know they can get him without giving up draft capital, and with term. I'm not sold on Williamson where I need to break the bank. Bills best opportunity is to get Garrett and pair him with Rousseau for the year. Give up the draft capital, but add a guy who is the premier talent on the dline EDIT: Another guy from last night that I would want? Wharton from the Chiefs. He is a sneaky good player for them

Worthy will at best be a decent #2. He is mecole Hardman with better hands. I still don’t expect much, unless Rashee Rice become that premier slot guy that frees up Worthy. KC will have a lot of roster turnover this year, it’ll be interesting to see where they go

Big Ben, Stafford, and Aikmen are above him due to accolades, and Lamar is right there. Burrow is tied as well

Voters made the right decision, offense quality is simply not comparable to what Lamar and Saquan had. Those guys were the best players on INCREDIBLE rosters, whereas Josh is the best player on a very good roster. The Burrow argument makes me laugh from some people. Burrow was an efficient volume thrower this year - he had 70 more pass attempts in the 4th quarter than Josh did, because he team was so consistently down. He had 652 total attempts compared to Josh's 483, that's roughly 4-5 more games worth. Project Allen's stats at Burrow's throw rate and he has over 5,000 passing yards, 50 total touchdowns and still fewer picks than Joe. And that's without Jamar Chase and Higgins. Burrow had to throw a ton this year, but he has efficient volume, Allen had a better statistical base at lower volume. Nick actually picked Josh as the QB he would start a franchise with if Mahomes wasn't available

The guy is posting every ten minutes about the NFL honors, and the moment someone calls out his views he goes “I called in a wellness check on a friend this morning who was found dead so screw you”. bud, if you had that happen, why are you posting ***** every ten minutes. Go handle your personal life and don’t use it as a defense mechanism when people check you

I’m already tired of Baltimore fans calling him the Joel Embid of the NFL. Lamar is closer to Embid than Josh lol it’s so hypocritical

If he is available towards the end of the second, I'd love to get Eric Ayomanor. Good outside threat, with decent hands and likely 4.4 speed. If he runs a 4.5, I 100% could see him being there and I'd love to take him

Not to jump on this, but I find you so wrong in your view I feel I have to. Sean LAST YEAR after their loss: “Good season overall, obviously not the result, the ultimate goal that we were looking to accomplish," McDermott said. "When you can have the success that we've had through six out of seven years in the playoffs, I think is significant and hard to do, as well as four AFC East titles and now five-plus years of 10 plus wins is impressive and did not come easy. So, I applaud the organization, all involved, the team, the players and coaching staff. And we look forward to continuing to reach and strive for that ultimate goal of winning a world championship." having success over the past seven years? I thought Sean thinks they have all been failures? Applaud the organization? I thought it’s all a failure. Success hasn’t been used by him, since his ONLY goal is the SB? Seans view of the growth mindset is one I agree with. Focus on growing consistently, address weaknesses - don’t IGNORE weaknesses, and have a single OKR to strive to. “Only” and “Ultimate” are two different words for a reason. You use only, Sean uses ultimate. He understands that you can have success and still fail your ultimate goal. Which he has stated several times in the past

Which posters are claiming this year was an absolute success? Every one of those posters I’m sure would say the SB is their goal. There can be nuance in the idea of success. sean has always preached a growth mindset. His goal is the SB, but he doesn’t shy away from growth where the result may not have been the SB. i think your points over the last week have been very shortsighted and lack the depth you usually post with

I disagree. I can understand the situation when KC is that well run. I can’t understand some of the negativity and the reason for negativity that people spew on here

Smiley gone, Von will be a post June 1st cut, and we may see a few guys getting contracts over the next few months (Benford, Bernard, Rousseau, Cook) I would say the biggest shock move would be Cook getting an extension this offseason.

Absolutely - and it's a question for another thread/day. I will say this - i understand wanting to keep a guy who you think can be a difference maker at the coordinator position for years as they come into their own. With that said, why would you do that when you haven't won the Super Bowl? It's why I'm fine losing Rousseau to FA if we go out and get Garrett or Crosby. Keeping good here while potentially losing out on great is not my favorite approach.

I'll be honest, I think after his injury due to the Poyer hit he looked a little less engaged. Hopefully it's just a this year problem, but it is concerning

It showed that Brady and Babich are "new" coordinators. They both approached the 60 minutes like they were reacting to the other team. Not a good look. You bank on them being able to learn, however it is frustrating that we need our coordinators to learn on the job.

And to add to this - the Bills did understand they were blitzing, they simply shifted the line to the wrong side (to the left). They knew what was coming, they just read it incorrectly.

People can dismiss this article, but it brings good insight. It's tough for fans to accept when another team/organization is simply better. The Bills put up a great effort all year chasing the Chiefs and keeping them honest, but the Chiefs have gone to 7 STRAIGHT AFC Title games. SEVEN. They are simply that good top to bottom in the org. Reid is a master at scheming, and you saw it early on. The Chiefs knew we were going to run more man, and Mahomes/Reid had a clear plan for it. Late in the game, Mahomes/Reid had those few scramble plays to attack in certain schemes/ways that hadn't been ran all year. On defense, Spags is quite the master. Terrible head coach, great DC. He dialed up pressure, had plans for our tush push, and completely changed blitz schemes from past weeks to Sunday. It sucks, but the Chiefs are the team of the decade for a reason. It isn't luck. There are things I dont like about them (Kelce has grown old to me, his whole not contributing to the game but toeing the line of a taunt on every single play is stupid), but I can't knock their greatness. Bills need to address some things in the coaching room. 1) Brady needs to expand his playbook with new schemes/plays when it matters. Thinking back to the Detroit game, he schemed up some GREAT plays that the Lions had no answer for. Need more of that. 2) Brady needs to be more aggressive on the boundary corners, and Bernard needs to understand how to handle the mesh concepts that killed them all night. 3) They need to coach 4th down to not be the Tush push every play. They need a fake out of that formation. Direct snap to a late motion, Allen goes to the right instead, Allen rolls out for a pass. They had half a dozen chances to do it, and they couldnt.

I'd be shocked if Hollins doesnt come back. He wont cost a ton, and can take a 2 year deal here for stability with a team and org and city that embrace him completely. Guy is a dawg - need a few of those on the team. Also expect Ty Johnson to be re-signed. Same situation. Embraced by the team and org, came from the Jets where he felt lower than ever. A one year deal makes sense. Gilliam is a maybe - his usage ramped up in the playoffs which was interesting to see. Maybe they want to incorporate him more like how Ricard is used in Baltimore. Douglas is gone, and they will need to bring in a CB via draft or FA. Same with Hamlin - they have Rapp and Bishop already. Maybe they draft another mid/late round guy Von will be cut post June 1st, and they with either go via trade or FA to bring a name in. Josh Sweat? They would need to offer a lot, but the Eagles need to resign Zach Baun which wont be cheap (He will get a $10M+ raise)

Probably 4th on my list of trade targets if we were going for a WR factoring in cost and cap hit 1) Jakobi Meyers (in a package deal for Max Crosby) 2) Jayden Reed 3) Waddle 4) Pickens 5) Christian Watson 6) Kupp

No excuse for Kincaid to not make the catch, and he will tell you as much. It's not Dalton going "I had a torn PCL, so I couldn't adjust", it's Knox being a great teammate and defending his guy. They both know he missed a catchable ball. I'm sure the PCL impacted his mobility. He seemed less explosive through contact, he wasn't fighting as hard for yards as last year. Just sucks - the fanbase is going to crucify him (partly justifiable), and he is just playing through injuries working his butt off. It's life, but it sucks

Same - 2 firsts for Crosby or Garrett is an EASY yes for me. You trading picks 30/32 for a #1 OVR talent. We have 2 seconds this year, you draft your WR/CB/DT. Love the Holland signing as well

It's Beane's biggest move to make. Extend Allen, drop his cap hit, and use the money and the 10 picks you have this year to go get Crosby or Garrett. I think they hoped Oliver would continue to trend up to the level of a top DT, but he is levelling out at "Very good". Need another piece.

Miller will be cut Allen extension to drop the cap hit Trubisky cut saves 2.5M They will have no issues not only making it under the cap, but also having money to spend - whether on resigning players or adding talent to the roster

Maybe the dumbest thing I've seen you post Einstein. I know these losses hurt, but this is crazy. You are the guy in the BMW telling the homeless guy at the red light you would rather be in his position because your job is stressful. Honestly, there are 28 teams in the league that would kill to be in our position. KILL for it. Just because we lose to the best doesn't mean we dont get 18 weeks of highs to enjoy. Get outta here with this "Man, we are ONLY a great team, wahh" mentality.

Day after thoughts: 1) Allen played a B game. Missed some throws early and felt the pressure. Lucky he didnt throw a pick that first drive. He also shifted the line to left instead of the right on that final offensive play. He will be upset about some things he missed for sure 2) McD was fine. Agreed with his challenge on the Worthy "catch" (probably my biggest gripe of the night was that stupid catch not being overturned). Timeouts when they made sense. Aggressive when it made sense. He cant control Benford getting a concussion. 3) The coordinators were less than stellar. Brady refused to commit to the run, likely because they went down 21-10 late in the second quarter. Allen gets them to 21-16, and even thought they ran it in the third, Brady relied on Allen in the 4th as the clock was running down. Babich went man heavy in the beginning, and gave too much cushion to receivers. And we were getting killed by mesh concepts all night. They ran pick plays and our defense STRUGGLED. Chiefs were prepared for the Bills to run man and they jumped out to that lead early because of it. Which leads me to... 4) Chiefs were prepared for us. Tush push - prepared. Man coverage - prepared. Allen rolling to his right - prepared. They are the best team of the decade for a reason. We are the Daniel Cormier to their Jon Jones. They have the greatest offensive mind in football, and the best DC in the league. Tough to beat great team who execute at all phases. They weren't perfect last night, but they were damn good. 5) This game was the Baltimore game, but we were the Ravens. Early hole, in the third we run the ball and it works, our defense does enough to give us a chance to win, and our TE drops an important catch. Unfortunate how this ugly world works sometimes. 6) Refs pissed me off. Missed calls on both sides, poor spotting (Kincaid made the first down even before the 4th down sneak). Missed call on the Worthy catch, and missed a CLEAR CLEAR CLEAR hold on Hollins on our first punt. I mean it was clear as day. Chiefs fans will say none of it would have mattered, and maybe it wouldn't. Unfortunately, we are in another Monday of the refs being a topic of discussion because they can't get themselves figured out. It's a shame - it's hurting the quality of this game. 7) The Bills FO better have one name on their board this offseason - Miles Garrett. Your new core didnt' step up last night, you need another piece on defense. Get the Saquan Barkley of the defensive side of the ball. If it costs you a Bernard or Rousseau after next year, so be it. Garrett is sitting there as the best DE in the game, at 29 years old, wanting to play for a Super Bowl. Trade the picks to make it happen, and go into next year hungry. 8 Credit to Tyler Bass. He had a great postseason - really proud of what he was able to do. Allen also ***** the bed on that final drive - as did Kincaid. All three deserve criticism for how the game ended