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I've seen clips of him doing interviews over the past few years at the Friday and Saturday leading up to the Super Bowl. He probably does his schmoozing there.

He hates the pro bowl. I don't think he will ever go,,, maybe it was from being snubbed in the past. i sometimes wonder if not going makes him less popular amongst his peers on other teams.

Yep, and if we just keep blowing high picks on players like Coleman, Kincaid, Elam, etc.. you might as well throw a bunch of draft resources to get Myles in here.

I hear you. Every single sign pointed to the Bills beating KC and being in the SB. We had the Simpson's episode pointing to it...the monkeys and dogs throwing the balls through the hoops of the winning teams, etc.. Everything imaginable went Buffalo's way, lol. except the actual game.

Since you watched hours of tape, who is the Keon Coleman comp in the NFL right now? Someone who has been really successful and a household name. I was thinking when he came out maybe a Mike Evans type, but I'm not seeing any of that.

If Coleman was really Josh's pick then Josh is fired. Worthy or McConkey look better in their rookie seasons and seem more versatile as WR threats. With QB's so hyper focused on turnover margins nowadays, the 50/50 ball is becoming a risk some QBs aren't taking as much.

I would be all in on mortgaging whatever for Garrett. Sure, it hurts resources down the road, but the team still has a great 2-3 year window right now. Get er done.

Our coaches have the mindset of "let's go with what usually works because whenever we get cute, it fails". Andy Reid has the mindset of having 5 different options for each big play and they execute them flawlessly because Mahomes is special. They saved the Perrine play to ice the game.. they didn't use him the entire game except for that one moment.. he kept that in his back pocket.

I'm tired of Hamlin too. He improved this season but nowhere close to the impact we need. Maybe we get that from Bishop going forward. I want the Eagles DB's!

The only thing bothering me at this point, is the Xavier Worthy thing. I was wrong. Take him off the Chiefs in that game, and the results might be different. Put Worthy on the Bills or maybe Ladd McConkey and the results might be different. If Keon had produced down the stretch I'd feel better about him but he kinda regressed after his wrist thing. and it's clear with Worthy's next level speed he can be used in more ways than Coleman.

The NFL went to 7 teams and eliminated the 2 seed bye only when the Bills started earning the 2 seed. You can't make this stuff up! Between that and having our best QB and offensive teams exist in the Mahomes/Reid era, makes me want to weep.

Agree that Beane needs to be keenly aware of the weaknesses here. People think the window is open as long as JA is here? i’m not so sure it will be as open for the long duration people think. But i do know this coming 2025 season they are absolutely going to be a top team again, and 2026, the first season in the new stadium they will have a great chance to win it all. It’s going to be a special year. Beyond that, things will likely decline. That’s just my opinion. Beane had better use all the resources at his disposal to get this D to championship caliber, and to add some. alia le pieces to the O.

We’re all just assuming the Bills will run it back, no changes. I think that’s the course. But any chance you just see McD up and leave due to burnout or something? or get fired? Beane? Any big name players out the door other than maybe Von, Milano, Hamlin?

I’m accepting of it. This wasn’t 13 seconds-like. This wasn’t a fluky win for KC so it’s easier to wash it off and move on. It was obvious from the first 4 mins of the game KC was more composed, better coached, better prepared. Credit the Chiefs, and credit the Bills for hanging in there and even making Kansas City and their fans sweat it out.

From the 30,000 foot view, I thought Kansas City looked like the better club. They were composed from the very beginning, they made their effective plays look easier, Bills OLine did not dominate like I thought they would, Bills DLine was held at bay most of the time, KC had better coaching overall and certainly situationally. Mahomes looked better than Allen overall, not by much but he did. I would be a lot more upset if the Bills lost on a fluke...But they did not. I understand the 4th and 1 call was huge, but maybe we could've pushed Josh for a full extra yard and not made it a judgement.

They have made this point ad nauseum on the ESPN morning talk shows the past couple days. They can't get past the fact Allen had the ball in his hands for the final potential GW drive and didn't get it done.... regardless of play calling, poor line play, guys dropping passes, etc.. It's like his legacy was re-written in the wrong direction.

Go out and buy a good WR for Allen.. but I'd spend draft picks to find long, rangy, hard hitting DB's. We just suck on the back end so bad. When the Bills play the quality teams there are guys just wide open everywhere.

I think we all know the window will be open in 2025, and I believe they will have a good team for the first season in the new stadium 2026. These will both be Super Bowl or bust type seasons. But let's not fool ourselves. After that, Allen will be north of 30 i think, he will be wiser but a little bit less athletic...the other clubs around us aren't getting worse. Instead of having to go through KC and Baltimore there might be a few more heavy contenders by then. The Bills have let some of their best years with Allen come and go without a SB appearance. I'm not assuming Josh will ever get there,,,

The only way they’re beating KC in the playoffs is if the Bills really get stout on defense, like KC and Philly. Allen still in his prime years, we get them at home, and just blow them out like 34-13 or something. Any kind of game where the Bills and Mahomes are trading the lead, its going their way in the end.

Anyone else seen that graphic of all NFL team point differential since 2020? The Bills are so far ahead it’s like they lapped the field. This era Bills will go down as the best 5 years in NFL history to never make a SB appearance. Makes me mad, but they’ve had an excellent run of success.

Well i said back in preseason minicamp i think we win 10 games, 11 if the ball really bounces our way. We won 13. I also said that 2025 would be our big year. So we actually are ahead of the reset schedule imo. But that doesn’t mean we will win 13 games again, i just think they start the season with a more talented team than we ended this season with.

I didn’t like Mcdermott’s answer last night about the Tush pushes. He was like yeah maybe we should have switched up some formations. Do they even talk about this stuff during the week? From the very first one it was apparent KC figured it out, and had the beef on the DLine to stop it.

Man it’s tough to put a number on how long the window is open? We just got bounced with a healthy Cook, healthy Oline, WRs relatively healthy Josh and most players other than a couple DB’s. Who knows about next year or beyond if guys get hurt. They still might need to go through KC, Baltimore, Cinci, etc.. nothing is a given.

I just watched PTI and Michael Wilbon was so complementary of Allen. Like over the top that he played an awesome game but the Chiefs are just a little better. I dunno, i thought Allen left some plays out there but in the end he led us to 29 points. It just seems like the Bills (not him) shrink in the pressure moments while KC lives for it and rises up in those same moments.

I’m with you on this. I was a massive Beane backer. But there are some serious cracks and if they don’t get fixed this foundation will fall down.