Big Turk

Imagine what Allen would do with 3 HOF skill position players on offense with him. The Bills might never lose a single game.

Without injury he was on pace for about 750 yards, which would have been a pretty good rookie season. Still ended up with over 550. Not a stretch to see him at 800 this year.

Why do you need a TE? This isn't a team we are fielding, it's a list of best players, and assuredly Warlick is not on it.

Coleman was starting to come on before the injury...I think he will have a much better year than people think this year. Clearly still has a lot of upside and room to grow as a player.

"Dramatically"? Please...Ty Johnson has made some of the craziest catches for a RB that I have ever seen in my life over the past few years down field, including multiple ones in the Lions game and perhaps the best catch for an RB I have ever seen in my life in the Bronco playoff game sliding across the back of the end zone on 4th down to make an almost impossible catch that 95% of the WRs in the NFL likely would not have made. The Bills offense is a machine that averages over 30 points a game last year and set franchise records for points and touchdowns and was the most efficient in the history of the NFL. Exactly how would you "dramatically" improve on the best offense in team history and one of the most efficient offense in NFL history?

Cook is a 2 down back who is terrible in pass pro. You don't pay big contracts to players that don't perform at the same level or the same roles as 3 down backs like Barkley or McCaffery who are the leaders at the RB position along with Henry who is one of the best backs ever. In the game James Cook missed, Ray Davis had 150+ all purpose yards.

If you want to watch something even more Buffalo rated watch a movie called Buffaloed on Prime...it's all about a woman from Buffalo and takes place in Buffalo.

It is not close. Not even remotely close. Allen is the most productive player in the history of the NFL on a per game basis in both the regular and post season. Allen is literally doing something nobody has ever done before 5-6x a season or more. Kelly threw more than 30 TD passes one time. One! Allen is so much better than Kelly it's a joke anyone would even compare them, let alone put Kelly higher because they have some nostalgic bias of misremembering Kelly's play here and thinking it was far better than it actually was. Kelly was very good, but he was never even close to Allen's level either in play or talent. And that's simply the inconvenient truth many don't want to admit. But I watched every game Kelly played in as a Bill and never saw Kelly do anything close to what Allen has. Not even Jim Kelly himself would say he was better than Allen. No need for anyone else to.

Someone needs to make a play on defense so Allen doesn't need to put up 30 points to win playoff games every time.

There is no way Kelly is ahead of Allen. Zero chance. It's not even close honestly. And I watched every game Kelly played in. And if you want to give some nonsensical argument that it's because he appeared in 4 straight Super Bowls, look no farther than the Bills defense allowing an average of 8.3 points per game and a total of 33 points. Or essentially the same number of points the Bills allowed to the Chiefs in last year's AFC championship game.

Really? Last time I checked the people who think they have it all figured out and don't listen to anyone else usually flame out pretty spectacularly.

This seems to be a common theme with these idiotic teams like them and the Jets lately... I mean are they really THAT worried about offset language?? It's ridiculous...these contracts are basically plug and play under the new CBA and these dysfunctional teams still figure out a way to screw it up.

And I'm...lying in bed...just like Brian Wilson did... RIP to a brilliant, troubled mind and soul...

They are the anti-Josh Allen in the postseason.

Without Josh Allen 7-10. Without anyone else, who cares, not much difference

They have had some good seasons, but Prescott has turned into Peterman in the playoffs too often.

I mean, I literally watched a play where Allen almost got killed immediately because Cook whiffed on his block so fast, Allen barely had time to get rid of the ball before being drilled. It was honestly impressive that Cook could miss a block that badly that it led to Allen getting hit so quickly...that's how bad it was.

Have you watched him in game? He is awful, even last year. Improving when you are starting at like a 0/10 and "improving" to a 2/10 isn't moving the needle.

And he identified it as a hole in his game and worked to improve. He also is a far bigger back than Cook, which makes him physically a much more imposing blocker. What matters is Cook working on improving on that area of his game, which doesn't seem to be happening.

No thanks...he has been injured far too often the last 2 years, and at times, had some questions about just how injured he actually was.

I agree that Cook probably views himself like that because his argument would be "You don't ask me to do it!" in regards to pass pro, and the Bills argument is "That's because we CAN'T!". I mean, imagine a key situation on 3rd down where he is in the game and Allen has to audible into a call that forces Cook to stay in and block due to the defense sending extra guys or the look they are in...the play gets blown up due to Cook whiffing on a block. Essentially he cannot be on the field on 3rd down because even tho he isn't asked to do it often, when you have to do it, you have to be able to do it well, not look like you are waving a cape in front of the bull like Ole! Also, if he would be on the field on 3rd down, I would expect the Bills face more designed calls to get pressure directed at Cook and take advantage of his lack of ability as a blocker...teams are not stupid...they look to exploit the weak link and he would, by far, be the weak link in that situation. That's the downside to his argument. Just because he isn't asked to, doesn't mean he shouldn't work at getting better at it, especially because if he is trying to force his way out of here, he will likely be going to a team that asks him to do it a lot more and expects that from him.

Sounds like you don't pay attention during the games much

I just stream anything I want to watch online. Great feeds, watch 3-4 extra games on Sunday that way while having the main 1pm and 4pm games on.

situational 3-4 sack guy, maybe 5 sacks tops. Likely looks great against bad teams and invisible against good ones.

that's my point...he is limited to a 2 down back because his pass pro is abysmal, often times getting Allen nearly killed by whiffing on blocks. If he wants to be "worth" that money then he should have spent the off-season working on this not crying about money. Having a massive hole in your game for an RB that limits his ability to be a 3 down back is one of the best ways to ensure you don't get a big contract.