DapperCam

Drawing DPI is as much on the WRs as it is on the defense or refs. They need to run through contact and draw the call. Allen had several deep jump passes where the WR (frequently Diggs) could have come back to the ball to draw the call and didn't. In fact, instead of a catch or drawing DPI, the ball was picked a few times that way. We'll see how this new group does. A lot of new faces.

I think everybody aspires to one day become a cautionary tale.

Give me the under. Groot is a wild card, seems like he might have a little bit more untapped potential.

I think it's a synergistic thing where they all help each other. If the defenses weren't already so stressed by Reid's scheme and Mahomes' talent, then maybe Kelce isn't able to do what he does quite as much. Kelce will be retired soon, and hopefully Reid decides to enjoy his golden years soon. Then we'll have a better answer for the question in the OP.

I honestly think it's impossible to know. The number of times I've seen Mahomes flip the ball to a wide open receiver or tight end for a TD is crazy. Just look at the TD to Kelce in the playoffs where Poyer blew the coverage. Literally the greatest TE of all time wide open in the end zone. He could have stopped running and walked in backwards. Now maybe Mahomes is great because he has the elite awareness to know when these guys will be open and Allen wouldn't have that same ability. But I think a lot of it is how great Reid is.

If we are going by their prime with the Bills, I'll go with Reed. If we are going by their career prime, it's TO and it isn't even close.

It’s not just about his performance. He’s just the kind of guy that talks nonstop. About players coming here, team success, his personal success, etc. Hence, he’s full of hot air.

Miller is so full of hot air, I’ll believe it when I see it.

He’s easily a top 10 coach. Top 10 doesn’t necessarily get you the Super Bowl. Look at this past year, probably the top 2 coaches in the league.

My guess is the Bills will once again try to limit Allen’s rushing and exposure to hits. Whether they can stick to their guns when things get a little bit dicey remains to be seen.

Kincaid will have 100+ if he stays healthy. The offense is going to run through him, Shakir and Cook.

The Bills have a lot of players that would probably be honorable mentions, or just outside the top 100. Milano, Cook, Dawkins, Oliver. And also maybe some more if you go purely off of last season’s performance, like Douglas and Bernard. I will be very surprised personally if Kincaid isn’t on these lists next year.

It's been a little bit warm for my taste.

If Beane didn’t draft Allen, he would be a head scout or AGM for some other team right now. He’s given some bad FA deals (not just talking about Von Miller), and has had mixed draft results. However, either through luck or competence, he hit it out of the park with the most important position. So, for that he gets an A from me. For comparison, the 49ers absolutely screwed up the QB position by drafting Lance, but the rest of their team was still stacked with talent (with a little Purdy luck sprinkled in there).

I think the Bills would have a slightly worse regular season record and probably a much worse playoff record. Cousins is a really good QB, but doesn’t have Allen’s ability to pull a drive out of his butt with the game on the line.

I think if you have a team that will go for it on 4th and short near midfield, then Araiza is a good fit. Boom it and flip the field, and no need to be exposed to his directional kicking weaknesses. But at the end of the day, he’s just a punter.

If he never had foot injuries he probably doesn’t bust. He was drinking and partying instead of taking his injury rehab seriously. Also trash QBs didn’t help.

Hurts is so overrated it’s crazy.

Keon Coleman is so slow, when he ran the 40-yard dash, they had to time him with a calendar!

All I know is Kenny Pickett is pretty similar to Trent Edwards.

I think it is unlikely they would find a better coach to replace him. Steelers rosters the last 5 years have been very similar to a lot of the Bills rosters during the drought years. Big difference is Tomlin has them in the playoffs, and we missed for 17 years straight.

In no particular order of interest 1. Center/LG 2. Who starts at Safety? 3. All of the WRs, especially 4-6 on the depth chart. Does Claypool make the team? 4. What will Milano look like? My understanding is that a tibial plateau fracture is not good. 5. Will Elam make the team? Will he be a starter? 6. Is Von Miller 100% washed. 7. Will Javon Solomon make the roster? 8. The RBs, especially Ray Davis. Related, will we hear again about a plan to limit Allen's rushing attempts? 9. Knox/Kincaid combo. Will they be on the field at the same time? 10. Will Bass have his head screwed on straight?

He has a nickname, it’s “Mapletron” because he’s Canadian. On a related note, the CFL is where he’ll be next if he doesn’t perform this season.

Change My Mind: Tyreek Hill is way more important to the Dolphins success and much more difficult to replace than Tua.

I'm assuming this is just McDermott fanboying over a high profile wrestler, a sport he is enthusiastic about? I guess the equivalent would be bringing in some big time former soccer player to kick if he loved that sport instead. I give this a 0.005% chance of working out.