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Give him a better line, a better run game, and better receivers and that'll help. But all bets are off in the postseason. If he has to run it 12 times a game in addition to 40 pass attempts to win in the playoffs then he needs to do it

Once the playoffs starts, at least 95% of offensive plays need to be an Allen throw or an Allen run. You will win a Super Bowl because of Josh Allen. Use him now before his legs are less of a factor. Save him in the regular season but cut him loose in January.

Beane has done a great job this off-season. But we still need one more offensive upgrade that isnt a depth player. Either on the line or as a WR. Could be in the draft. Could be in a trade. We'll see. I'm excited though

Mac sucks

I truly believe Gesicki would put up huge numbers on the right offense and/or with the right QB. That won't be happening with Mac

That is one of the best contracts I've seen this off-season

There will probably have a high bidding war for him but he's been around long enough and made a lot of money so I could see him going to a contender on a cheap deal. But most likely he can go to a contender on an expensive deal. Would absolutely love to have him here. Obviously the preference is you can draft the right guy and you get a stud #2 WR on a cheap contact but just not sure we'll get that guy where we are picking and with what the FO tends to do in the draft. But if you could get him and then take O Line with your first 2 picks plus a cheap veteran, you've solved two big holes

Obviously you never know what will happen on draft day but I'm close to having the opinion that we need to either trade up or trade back and that picking at our current spot seems like the worst case scenario. Miss out on the top 20 guys and don't pick up any additional picks in the 2nd/3rd. Although I don't know if I want Beane picking in the 2nd. Can we delegate that pick to someone else?

The Bengals went from kind of a lovable/respected team to almost the exact opposite in just a few weeks with all their yapping and now off field incidents

Anarumo to AZ, Frazier to Cincy. Two problems solved just like that

It's called too subjectively for being a pretty objective penalty but I also don't really think a team gains any advantage for snapping it a second late. Obviously not referring to time sensitive situations in the game

You could argue that retirement is the best decision for all parties involved. The Bills need the cap space and even though Morse is good, he's probably not worth his contract. Morse's own health is top priority and an 8th (documented) concussion seems like a long-term quality of life issue. Even the NFL is probably concerned about his (and everyone's) concussion history.

Moore was just named the Chargers OC. Good move for them. AFC teams are making moves

The Bills defensive gameplan was terrible against Cincy and the Bengals could have put up a lot more than 27 points if they didn't take their foot off the gas but the Bills' offensive performance was equally as bad in that game including terrible offensive line play, bad playcalling, bad decisions by Josh, and a general lack of high-end offensive talent. So I agree KC was prepared better and had better coaching but they also had better players who played better too

My expectation is honestly still to win the Super Bowl. That should be what the front office and coaching staff are building towards and that should be the players' goal.

If you asked me to rank the 3 AFC teams, I would put the Bills at 3rd but they're still close enough in my mind that the Bills can jump them. Honestly, the one seed is incredibly important but it will be a real challenge to get that next season. My rankings: QB: 1) Chiefs 2) Bills 3) Bengals - Obviously you can go any order here but Mahomes has the Super Bowl and Burrow has postseason wins but he hasn't done a ton WR/TE/RB: 1) Bengals 2) Chiefs 3) Bills - Chase/Higgins are incredible. Boyd is probably better than Gabe. For now, the Chiefs get the nod at #2 but Kelce is getting up there in age OL: 1) Chiefs 2) Bengals 3) Bills - The Chiefs and Bengals rebuilt their lines after being exposed in the big games. Will the Bills do it too? DL: 1) Chiefs 2) Bengals 3) Bills - This one is interesting though because none of the 3 are particularly impressive but Chris Jones carries the Chiefs here. The Bills would be 2 with a guaranteed healthy Von Miller LB/Secondary: 1) Chiefs 2) Bills 3) Bengals - Grouping these together because teams run different systems. The Chiefs have drafted really well here and are the best across the board even though I think the Bills have the best individual player Coaching: 1) Chiefs 2) Bengals 3) Bills - Andy Reid is probably going to be #1 in a lot of lists if you rank coaching. Bienemy may be a product of Mahomes but at least he plays to Mahomes' strengths. The Bengals get the nod at #2 due to their superior coordinators and that they've reached a Super Bowl

This possession may decide the game

My biggest fear is that Beane and McD see this game and their takeaway is that we need to draft defensive linemen. Which is actually probably true but let someone else pick which ones to draft and not until you fix the line and WRs

The Bengals playcalling has been impressive. Burrow really takes what the defense gives him

The Bills don't have the horses on the defensive line despite the draft capital invested. They don't have the scheme in the secondary. And they probably have the stubbornness to keep things the same

Crazy what playing tight on WRs and basic pressure on Burrow can do

Lots of recent champions in multiple sports have made comments about how the thing that got them over the top was bringing in some "f.uc.k you" guys who held others accountable even if being their teammate kind of sucks. We need those guys

I guess the silver lining is that if you are running it back with the same coaches, you have to shake up the roster

Would you rather your bride leave you at the altar or have a front row seat to the woman of your dreams get married

I don't usually like being the team that gets a player 20+ spots later in the draft than the experts are projecting. There is usually a reason why all those teams continued to pass over that guy. Draft experts could be overrating him, there could be smoke around him that teams were feeding to the experts, etc. Honestly I'd rather reach for guys and be aggressive and/or trade up instead of coming out of a draft thinking we got a value based on projections