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I'd be happy with an 8 sack season-and he keeps up solid play of the run. I think after Oliver he had the most stops behind the LOS. it does seem like he gets out to a quick start every year and then develops ankle problems. If Von Miller had stayed healthy, Groot would be getting more sacks just as collateral damage.

Listen up Sheeple. We all know Aaron Rodgers won the Superbowl, the MVP, and the Miss USA pageant last year, and the CIA, Zombie Ralph Wilson. The Bilderberg Group, Joe Biden, Michael Jackson and the Franciscan Gay Man's Catholic Choir of Nova Zemba covered it up, and made up a story about him hurting his Achillies in the first game, when WE KNOW THATS NOT THE TRUTH ESPECIALLY BECAUSE OF MY USE OF ALL CAPS!!!! Do your research. If Aaron Rodgers has hurt his Achillies tendon (and we all know the Trojans won that war, not the Greeks-so much fake fighting, so much fraud, Agamemnon is a loser. It shouldn't be called the Achillies tendon) if he had hurt his tendon he would have gone into his dark Gotham Batcave below the stadium with the bones of Jimmy Hoffa, planted his ankle in the ground like a mushroom, taken more mushrooms, burned a truckload of COVID vaccines and VIOLA! Instant healing!!! Big Pharma lies!!! Connect the dots. Rodgers is a Jet. What leaves chemtrails-Jets. Who flies the planes-the Lizard people. What color are lizards? Green. And how do we really know Al Green isn't the antichrist? Do you have any pictures of him hanging out with Jesus? YOU DO NOT! So to recap -Aaraon Rodgers-stable genius -miracle worker - Superbowl LVIII MVP and emperor of Arrakis! He has all the spice.

I've never understood the "Diggs has attitude" narrative except from what I've seen: he hates losing. I think we need more players like that, not less. And now we have none. Josh plays like he hates losing. Sometimes that leads to mistakes, sometimes heroics. But when we lose Josh isn't much of a leader. He develops that 1000 yard stare, that look like a kid you took off his Adderall and he just goes-blank. Not inspiring. Our coach claps after every play, good or bad, and his main leadership style when we lose is-find someone to lay the blame on. Still hasn't owned up to 13 seconds. I give credit to McDermott for bringing winning back to Buffalo and making us a playoff team. I'm not of the fire McDermott crowd because I don't have a better replacement. But if we win a Superbowl it's despite his leadership, not because of it. Matt Milano plays like he hates losing, but he's not vocal, Jordan Poyer also played like he hated losing, but he's physically done and gone. Von Miller isn't capable of playing like he hates losing anymore, though he had it once. The rest of our roster is made of above-average guys, but nobody exceptional. Maybe our new CB, Douglas. And I love watching the Bills win, and our winning seasons. I still have confidence there. But we are missing something to get us over KC and other teams are nipping at our heels. I think we are going to miss Diggs, and it would have been better to have one more year of Diggs and a rookie late first round WR who upgrades Gabe Davis then expecting a rookie to come in and play like a top five league wide WR. If you're a "believe in the great white hope" Kinkaid that was a nice pickup, but he averages 9 yards per reception. He's not a game changer. And Curtis Samuel is a slot receiver-which we finally developed in Khalil Shakir. Going into next year if we are lucky we will have a #2 receiver in our rookie, two exceptional #3 receivers in Khalil and Samuel, a #4 in Hollins, and two tight ends we don't know how to use. The strategy to earn 11 yards per 3 downs (out to Kinkaid for 8, Cook runs for -2 to 1 yars as they know he is coming on second down, Josh has to bull ahead for 1-4 yards every 3 down) no chunk yardage, move down the field slowly- will get Josh injured and often leaves more room for offensive turnovers. It didn't work last year when KC at will can gain 20 yards a play.

I wouldn't want Belichick, as it exacerbates a problem we already have. McDermott has been a defensive minded coach ; Belichick is even more disbalanced. We wouldn't get another wide receiver or players to compliment Josh. The offensive side of the game has passed Belichick by -he is a great D coordinator and a game-plan mastermind on that side of the ball, but his offensive success was nearly all Brady. It seems like other teams have passed on him.

I believed they could go all the way this season, but not that they would. We saw several versions of the Bills this year, with no consistency. The Bills that hammered Dallas and Miami in the first game could beat any team in the NFL. There was also the Bills that lost to the jets and the pats, so they could lose to the worst teams in the NFL. We had KC in a good position this year, as the game was at home and their receivers were not spectacular. Sure, we had a banged up defense. The one miracle play in the game, Poyer's forced fumble, went our way. 35 years a Bills fan and all I want is for them to win one SB before I die.