KentuckyBillsFan

LOL okay man... I'm sorry the numbers don't support your narrative.

Last year, he had 5/59 against the Texans in the playoffs but that game was an all system failure for the Browns. In his previous playoff game against the 49ers when he was a Cowboy (the infamous Dak run up the middle game) he had 6/64/1.. In 2018, he went 7/106 then 6/65/1 in two playoff games with Dallas. So yeah I don't really know what you're talking about. Can't be worse than Diggs in the playoffs.

So we're letting the guy who couldn't get the team over the hump build a new roster that will do what exactly? The same thing?

Rebuilding from what? Divisional round losses? Our franchise QB being 7 years into his career and having the worst pass catching group since he had to throw to the leftover trash of the drought era his rookie year is a complete organizational failure that starts with Brandon Beane

Bad coaching and roster construction will certainly make one look "off"

Correct, we are in a "reset" mode because we have a) spend a lot of bad money and b) not drafted particularly well

Yes not washing my Bills socks is what lead "Mack Hollins" to be the focal point of our offense

No elite QB in the league has played with less all-pro's than Josh Allen. People talk about Beane hitting on picks in the 4th - 7th rounds but that's mainly due to expectations. Getting solid players from that range is a shock so I think their impact is overstated. If you don't hit on at least some of your early round picks you're not going to be a real contender in this league.

It's been 7+ years and we're now expecting Brandon Beane is suddenly going to put elite talent around Josh Allen?

Pretty straightforward question

Kentucky football fan. Loved Ray Davis at Kentucky but he was athletically limited and I was always skeptical about how he would translate to the NFL. He's a dime a dozen back at this level. I'm sure McBeane fell in love with his story (which is inspiring no doubt) and overlooked his clear limitations. It is what it is.

Just seems like it's our franchise QB's 7th year and he's being asked to carry more of a load than ever (which is a lot). I know at a micro level people are excited about the win yesterday but this also seems like a mediocre roster overall that Josh is being asked to carry (as usual). Thoughts?

Worthy absolutely changes the entire dynamic of that offense. He allows Kelce and Rice much more room to operate underneath because teams have to respect his speed. That's exactly what the Bills need for Shakir, Kincaid, etc.. Instead, we took... the exact opposite. I hope Coleman works out, I really do but I had a bad feeling when the trade was made and last night definitely didn't change that.

If only we had had a bunch of picks in a WR heavy draft..

Building for the future with our in his prime stud QB... That's the Bills way!

Don't worry. This rebuild will produce a totally different result.

Albert Breer was just on the herd saying he thought Deebo Samuel would be available. What would everyone's thoughts be? Fwiw, I have no idea if it would even work from a salary perspective. Just throwing it out there.

In 6 years he's given him 3 first round type talent pass catchers, 2 of which are still yet TBD on how good they really are... Other than that, not a single player before the 4th round. Now compare that to other SB contending teams. This front office has failed Josh Allen. Period.

Having a potential multi-year rebuild in the middle of your Franchise QB's career when you don't even have a super bowl appearance to show for it should be fireable imo... and this draft indicates to me they're going to double down on the same failed strategy that wasted Allen's first 6 years.. Give him weapons only when they have to then focus on "team captain" defensive players. It's so frustrating.

I think 3 years from now this draft class will be a lot of "I can't believe we drafted X when Y was picked a few picks later"

We went into this draft with WR being our biggest need. We left this draft with WR being our biggest need. That's unacceptable imo Why this franchise isn't hellbent on loading up around Josh Allen as much as possible is absolutely mind-blowing to me.

I don't trust Pegula to do what needs to be done. This season will end the same way they all have under McDermott. He isn't an upper echelon head coach and I'm not convinced Brandon Beane is a truly elite GM either. Barring an unforseen run this season I think this franchise needs a front office and coach that is hellbent on aggressively building around Josh Allen for once.

It doesn’t take a football genius to see that Josh freaking Allen shouldn’t have Keon Coleman, Khalil Shakir and Curtis Samuel as his primary WRs going into his age 28 season

The teams we're competing against WR2's: One of Rashee Rice, Hollywood Brown, Xavier Worthy Jaylen Waddle Nico Collins/Tank Dell Tee Higgins Stop huffing the copium

In what universe is Curtis Samuel a #2 WR?