I don't know about that...but we should at least look into trading Josh Allen and unloading his huge contract before season starts. He's thrown a multiple interceptions already during OTAs and minicamp, meanwhile Turbo Mitch is lighting it up.
I embrace gambling on games. It makes them more exciting when there's money on the line. I've spent a lot of time watching games last few seasons that I normally wouldn't give a crap about for that reason...but I'm a degenerate so..
No more WR bubble screens. Coleman could almost certainly gain more yac than Diggs did but still, it didn't seem like we disguised them well enough last year because they were almost always blown up.
In the Bills behind the scenes of the draft video they released, back at the combine after Coleman turned in his disappointing 40 time Brandon Beane said he was pleased that his time was slow so they would be able to get him at 28. Clearly they were interested in him well before the draft.
Must be nice to be an elite in this world. You can have an entire sports league you've had zero association with just 12 months prior completely bend to your will.
No renderings because they know the the stadium will already be like 15 years dated compared to other newly built/proposed venues. But at least we're not getting MetLife stadium.
I woulda rather ran our RB room back with Cook/Ty Johnson and using that 4th rd pick on another WR. As it is it seems like we're putting an awful lot of stock into Coleman devolping into a #1 receiver this season and Shakir into a number 2. Id like a little more insurance than that.
All beane had to do was take another WR mid round receiver this year and we wouldnt be having this conversation. For how long guys like Troy Franklin were sitting out there, Its like they deliberately made this a reset year when they didnt have to.
Just feels like a ton of missed opportunities this draft with how many receivers we looked right past. What if Coleman flops and next years WR class is kinda awful like 2023s?