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"Media" must write articles and get people to read them in order to make money. At this stage, when no draft has been done, it is as if we don't know anything. But they have to write the article anyway.

Is the Bills okay with the current STC despite the major changes in the rules?

Has it been proven yet again that a quarterback with small hands can't succeed?

NFL hates it when Bills get anything.

Bills is in the process of rejuvenating its players. This is the biggest injury prevention.

No one had a yellow flag?

The defense to spy on Kelce was effective in 2022 and should have been easy to plan for during the week.

Why were they content with just replacing Bernard with Klein in the playoff game against the Chiefs? Why didn't he have another plan for when that didn't work? He seems to lack ideas for emergencies. Why did he use Oliver for so many snaps? Because of injuries to other players, but didn't he have other ideas? He still doesn't seem to have a long term vision of playing 20 or 21 games. Head coaches learn and grow from their mistakes, but he is going too slowly. I am getting to the point where I can no longer wait.

The reason for the similar situation two years in a row is probably not just a coincidental factor. Perhaps too small or not young enough. Taron Johnson's repeated concussions were concerning. Maybe more 3LB are needed to avoid his damage buildup.

Research has shown that red uniforms are more likely to win when compared to blue uniforms, so Bills should choose red uniforms when playing a team with a red base especially the Chiefs.

Compared to Andy Reid's preparation for overtime at the Super Bowl, I think McDermott still lacks a plan.