Big Turk

they need to replace Douglas...was great his first year but took a major step back this year and was a liability most games...age related decline most likely, only will accelerate next year.

Now they hired Arizona OL coach to be the new OC... I mean this is embarrassing now. They might have the worst coaching staff in the NFL at this point

So are you telling me Terrell Bernard should not have made it last year or Christian Benford and Spencer Brown this year? James Cook made it. And yet the team has a better win percentage over the last 5 years than any team in pro sports outside KC. So either this is the most overachieving team in the history of professional sports or there are a lot of really good players are on it. Considering they have the best point differential over that time by 250ish points over the next best team, I would probably say it's the latter.

At least 7 or 8. I couldn't believe it after the 4th or 5th time and it just kept happening

Guess some teams rely on drafting players to fill needs better than others. UFAs are the lesser effective and more expensive way of building teams. Most big UFAs are overpaid on day 1 when they walk in the door.

Yes...we continuously are among the elite teams in the NFL by constantly drafting and employing JAGs. That must be it.

And now we are coming to the scripted end of Taylor and Travis once the 3-peat is done?? Taylor Swift gives Travis Kelce warning over NFL antics after bedroom bombshell 'upset' - The Mirror US https://search.app/Tnb6NRjzXX1vpbEz9

Josh prefers looking for plays down field a lot of times and will pass up some of those

All that can be said to people like you was said best by James Harden without speaking a single word.

Again...you don't need to do this based on your "opinion" of them. This is already done for you based on actual, REAL, FACTUAL data in comparison to all other players at their position group in the NFL. And what it says is that on balance, Beane has gotten the most value out of his draft classes on balance then any other GM in the NFL over his tenure. This isn't even including the few players like Levi Wallace that were UDFA's that started and aren't included in this. You can argue it, you can say whatever you want, but the facts aren't on your side.

Christian Benford. 6th round pick. F**k the pro-bowl, should have been an All-Pro. Terrell Bernard. 3rd round pick. Groot at the end of the 1st round, is a pretty good pick. Bishop hasn't played enough yet, pretty sure he is going to be a very good player next year for us based on the way he improved as the year went on. Again, the problem you have is that you for some reason think the Bills are the ONLY team in the NFL that doesn't get a great player every time they pick. In fact, most teams don't. Most teams don't even get good players or starters out of most of their picks. Kansas City has missed on quite a few picks over the same period of time.

If you think the Pro-Bowl is a justifiable way at determining how good a player is, then I am not sure why you are even bothering watching the game. Might as well go watch something like checkers or tiddlywinks.

Crazy part is Dean Blandino's(who was head of NFL officials for many years) own brother is convinced it's rigged and he believes the NDA Dean signed won't let him discuss it or talk about it.

Now it's gotten to the point the refs can't even f**king spot the ball properly for their opponent for some reason.

Let's agree to disagree then. There was yard shaving going on the entire game regarding the Bills. At one point Romo was about to call them out on it and his mic mysteriously just cut out. Coincidence? Doubtful. Forget 4th down, that play should have never even happened because it was abundantly clear the play before was even MORE of a first down. But let's go to the 4th down call---how the f**k does the official with a CLEAR VIEW OF THE BALL who has it marked as a first down cede his spot to the official who could only see Allen's back and no view of the ball? It doesn't even make any goddamned sense! It's like the official running in was like "oh, sorry...forgot about what we are supposed to be doing on these plays! No, no...you are right even tho you couldn't even see the ball!" Nantz and Romo both think it's a first down, Gene Steratore, CBS Rules Analyst thinks it's a first down, Dean Blandino, Rules Analyst for Fox thinks it's a first down, all of America watching other than Chief fans(and if they are being honest, at least half of them think he got it too) thinks it's a first down! But the refs, with clear visual evidence of the tip of the ball being over the line claims it isn't a first down. You want to come in here and try and gaslight us and try and tell us this isn't happening when I was aware of it in real-time as the game was going on by the early 3rd quarter as it kept happening, you can go kick rocks. If you expect me to believe the officials somehow forgot how to spot the ball properly all game long for one team just by happenstance and it happened to be this game when I haven't seen that at all in the 40+ prior years I've watched this team, it's falling on deaf ears.

Just went and added it up for 2024...Bills draft class has an AV of 21, so that can be added to the number. Only behind Commanders(42), Rams(34), Chargers(31), Giants(29), Broncos(24), Titans(24), Bears(24), Raiders(23), and 49ers(23)... Bengals also tied for 21 with their seemingly endless number of picks they had. Chiefs in comparison had 12.

There is a thread on here where a poster has painstakingly gone thru and created spreadsheets that add up AV of every draft class for every team on a yearly basis. Go check out that thread. EDIT: I even found the link so you don't have to search for it.

If by having the most production as a whole of your drafted players since he has been GM, then yes, that is actually what his draft shows when you look at things analytically and not just throw out random hot takes you come up with in your mind that have little basis in reality.

Best thing about it? KC is essentially a divisional opponent now so he can still see them twice a year, with once being in an elimination game.

We are talking a play or two that goes differently in 3 games and the outcome is different. I'm not sure you couldn't just chalk that up to small sample size.

Players already talked about this ad nauseum in the locker room cleanout day. They said Spags had shown that look a bunch of times and the pressure was always coming from the other side all game so they slid the protection that way. When they did, they brought it from the other side for the first time all game. Sometimes you just have to tip your hat to the other team for a great play call at a crucial time. If Cyborg doesn't totally whiff on his block, Allen likely has enough time to get the ball to Kincaid for a regular easy catch. So in this case it was a combo of a great playcall and poor execution by the one person who could least afford to not execute on that play.

A ridiculous statement. Anyone who got to that level did so because they either are extremely talented or extremely driven and hate to lose. To win Super Bowls, you must be both. None of those players want to lose any time they step onto that field.

Best part was that it wasn't called until Toney had done it 4 or 5 times at least. He literally lined up in the same position the first play he was in the game.

it's inferred. Nobody waits 5 years otherwise.

C'mon...this seems like everyone piling in for a money grab like when you are at the parade and the car comes by tossing candy out the window and all the kids from everywhere run over to try and grab it.