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Andy Reid iand that supporting cast is phenomenal. Mahomes usually has easy , quick reads and has 3 elite pass catchers and an unbelievably creative scheme. Multiple times per game a 5 yard pass goes for huge yardage because of player skill and scheme. But he has tremendous potential. 

Look at Watson who had an unreal start and now is struggling a bit , it's to small a sample size right now to properly diagnose him

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6 minutes ago, Avisan said:

It's curious how certain... types of QBs never seem to get proper credit, yet so many Buffalo fans are convinced that Josh Allen is the white guy to lead us to the promised land

 

Oh oops I meant the right* guy, silly autocorrect

 

Was this necessary? 

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7 minutes ago, Avisan said:

It's curious how certain... types of QBs never seem to get proper credit, yet so many Buffalo fans are convinced that Josh Allen is the white guy to lead us to the promised land

 

Oh oops I meant the right* guy, silly autocorrect

 

right, auto correct.

 

 

 

not funny, at all.

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Just now, Teddy KGB said:

 

Was this necessary? 

Absolutely

 

This is a pretty consistent pattern with this fanbase (and other fanbases, too, I'm sure) and it will continue to get pointed out until people start confronting their implicit biases

2 minutes ago, no name said:

 

right, auto correct.

 

 

 

not funny, at all.

It wasn't a joke

 

Ya'll got some introspection to do

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2 hours ago, Steptide said:

The second kc called and asked about the trade, McDermott should've instantly said no and taken Mahomes. He comes from the Andy Reid tree right? Didn't the light bulb maybe go off in McDermotts head? Andy wants this guy, maybe we should grab him. 

 

I'm smiling,

 

I thought the same thing. The Chiefs weren't even looking for a QB at the time. Not only did they want to draft him, they were willing...and did...trade up for him.

 

The other team that wanted him was NO, as the successor to Brees. 2 teams that understand what a good QB looks like wanted him.  That's enough to at least say, "what do they know that we don't? "  

 

We're getting that answer now. 

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12 minutes ago, Avisan said:

Absolutely

 

This is a pretty consistent pattern with this fanbase (and other fanbases, too, I'm sure) and it will continue to get pointed out until people start confronting their implicit biases

It wasn't a joke

 

Ya'll got some introspection to do

 

You talking about all the guys who ride or die with Tyrod even after all the fails ? 

 

You might need to make a valid point next time.  

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1 hour ago, LSHMEAB said:

So far, Mahomes has been compared to Dak and Kaepernick. Interesting.

 

What's funny is that the same posters predicting Mahomes demise are the ones promising Josh Allen will soon be leading us to many, many Superbowls.

 

It's like some kind of bizzaro world where the worse you look, the better that portends for your long term prognosis.

 

the comparison to Dak was the situation these guys walked into... I think Kaep walked into a really good offensive environment if I recall.. but I think the Kaep comparison is even more appropriate.

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Is it wrong that I kinda hope he goes the route if Kap or RG 3 after this year? Not necessarily by injury, but as fan it would be hard to stomach this kind of sustained success when this team NEEDED a QB, he was just sitting there with no trade up required, and the front office/McD just said “Thanks, but we’re waiting til next year...”

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Someone needs to be fired, eh?

I'm surprised the "Fire Juan Castillo crowd" hasn't come in here to say that it's his fault.

 

(Well,  too be honest, I haven't read all of the pages in this thread, so apologies if they have.)

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28 minutes ago, Avisan said:

Absolutely

 

This is a pretty consistent pattern with this fanbase (and other fanbases, too, I'm sure) and it will continue to get pointed out until people start confronting their implicit biases

It wasn't a joke

 

Ya'll got some introspection to do

 

my head is pretty clear. just as what you posted was clear. so maybe you should follow your own advice.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Boatdrinks said:

I checked out the analysis from YPP posted here. Perhaps you came to a different conclusion, but it wasn’t exactly kind to Allen’s performance. 

 

An Allen hater will see the flaws. I saw a QB running for his life most of the time. I can imagine on the plays where Allen did have time he was jumpy. This is the flaw in starting a QB too early. He's not learning anything. It's like training a dog by constantly beating it. It only learns fear.

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4 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

An Allen hater will see the flaws. I saw a QB running for his life most of the time. I can imagine on the plays where Allen did have time he was jumpy. This is the flaw in starting a QB too early. He's not learning anything. It's like training a dog by constantly beating it. It only learns fear.

 

JOSH ALLEN HAS NOT EARNED THE RIGHT TO HAVE "HATERS." One needs to accomplish something before his detractors can appropriately be deemed "haters."

 

There's a bunch of fans who don't think he's an NFL quarterback. This Allen apology tour is like 6 months old and already past it's prime.

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1 hour ago, Avisan said:

It's curious how certain... types of QBs never seem to get proper credit, yet so many Buffalo fans are convinced that Josh Allen is the white guy to lead us to the promised land

 

Oh oops I meant the right* guy, silly autocorrect

This is the worst post of 2018.

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16 hours ago, Klaista2k said:

Seriously how the !@#$ did we not take this guy?

 

This guy is !@#$ing sensational and might be the best quarterback in the league for YEARS to come.

 

Not taking him is absolutely inexcusable and someone needs to be fired for this epic mistake. 

Maybe we should fire the GM that was here at the time - Doug Whaley - wait, never mind.

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1 hour ago, ChevyVanMiller said:

Maybe we should fire the GM that was here at the time - Doug Whaley - wait, never mind.

From what I understand he was the GM but didn't really have control of the draft.

 

McDermott was running the show.

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16 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

He plays nothing like RG3 did in his rookie season so I'm not sure what point you're trying to make besides throwing shade out of some sense of envy. 

I’m saying let’s see how durable he is.

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3 hours ago, iinii said:

Not only did Mahomes sit for a year but he also has weapons. This isn’t even apples to oranges. Some would have you believe Brady would have five rings if he was in Cleveland. 

 

...not to mention he has Andy with all of his faults....sure he gets the "playoffs rash" but ain't too bad getting there.....

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2 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

An Allen hater will see the flaws. I saw a QB running for his life most of the time. I can imagine on the plays where Allen did have time he was jumpy. This is the flaw in starting a QB too early. He's not learning anything. It's like training a dog by constantly beating it. It only learns fear.

I'm very optimistic but there's no excuse for the way Allen performed. He was playing in Lambeau in his 3rd career start, got hit and pressured early and the kid got rattled . Phantom pressure, leaving Pocket early , but THATS OK GUYS! It was going to happen sooner or later . This game can only make Josh better if I'm reading him correctly. I think we see a big time resurgence from the O on Sun , personally. Young team went on 2nd straight Rd game and got spanked. ITS OK! It happens . It's all about how we respond and I expect a big response from this O Sun in front of their fans

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39 minutes ago, Klaista2k said:

From what I understand he was the GM but didn't really have control of the draft.

 

McDermott was running the show.

 

McD is not a GM then or now...again its irrelevant from the point of this thread where its to fire someone, which would be a the GM who makes the final call.

2 hours ago, LSHMEAB said:

 

JOSH ALLEN HAS NOT EARNED THE RIGHT TO HAVE "HATERS." One needs to accomplish something before his detractors can appropriately be deemed "haters."

 

There's a bunch of fans who don't think he's an NFL quarterback. This Allen apology tour is like 6 months old and already past it's prime.

 

The ALLEN BUST tour started on draft night before he stepped on a field and its past its prime.  Kettle meet Pot.

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2 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

An Allen hater will see the flaws. I saw a QB running for his life most of the time. I can imagine on the plays where Allen did have time he was jumpy. This is the flaw in starting a QB too early. He's not learning anything. It's like training a dog by constantly beating it. It only learns fear.

Im honestly not sure if a qb can be ruined or not. 

I go back and forth on it. That said, this is an EXCELLENT example of an argument for ruining.

Well said!

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Anyone deciding Allens future today is a f-ing moron.  We dont know how good or bad he will be...what we DO KNOW at this EXACT moment is that he could be Great, even one of the best...or a total bust.  In other words, we dont know anything, and to pretend you know one way or the other and piss and moan about your opinion to no end is utterly pointless.

 

The kid has insane potential, and if he reaches it he will be one of the best in the NFL for the next 15 years.  If he doesn't, he will join the pile of insanely gifted prospects who for whatever reason never panned out in the NFL and had disappointing or failed careers.  But to decide which of those paths now is utterly STUPID.  I dont care what side of the fence you are on, to make final declarations about ANY player after 3 starts is utterly stupid.  

 

There were idiots calling Steve Young a bust in Tampa Bay on a putrid team.  Now he is easily top 10, and IMO top 5 QB all time after going to team with actual talent on it.  Just like how Vince Young, RG3, Culpepper, Kaepernick, Dak, etc were all the next KINGS of the NFL because of a little early success and ended up all scrubs, out of the league, or currently struggling right now (Dak).

 

Again, you arm chair GM's cant even play the Hindsight 20/20 game correctly because you jump on concrete conclusions on small sample sizes that often all get proven wrong as time goes on.  

 

This board is unbearable right now.  The lack of logic, reason and common sense around here is at an all time high.  And that is saying a LOT.

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Don't worry, if Allen busts and/or they can't build a team around him, there will be firings.

 

It won't have a thing to do about Mahomes.

 

For the record...............

 

I was gushing over Mahomes on BBMB, but most told me he wasn't NFL starting material. So far, he is proving to be that. But the process is still going on.

 

Just because Mahomes is starting out RED HOT doesn't mean that he will finish that way. It looks great now, but who knows what the future holds.

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18 hours ago, Billsflyer12 said:

So we could have resigned Robert Woods in March if 2017, draft Mahomes in 2017 draft, kept Sammy, kept Glenn because we don’t need the draft pick to trade up to get Allen.

 

So offense with Mahomes, Shady, Watkins, Woods, Clay.  Glen and Dawkins anchoring the line, all sure sounds like something that might be ok, at least light years better then our current situation.

 

This also would allowed us to still draft Edmunds and save the draft pick lost for KB.  But yeah, we wouldnt have a good CB.

 

This.  So much this.  Those who are comparing the current supporting casts and noting the Andy Reid influence are missing the point.  The point is we could have drafted Mahomes with our regular pick, no trades.  Instead we traded multiple starters to acquire the draft capital to trade up twice for Allen, and gutted our roster in the process.  We could have drafted Mahomes without trading anything.

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Just now, gtu100 said:

This.  So much this.  Those who are comparing the current supporting casts and noting the Andy Reid influence are missing the point.  The point is we could have drafted Mahomes with our regular pick, no trades.  Instead we traded multiple starters to acquire the draft capital to trade up twice for Allen, and gutted our roster in the process.  We could have drafted Mahomes without trading anything.

 

Must be nice to see the future.   Can you tell me the next lotto numbers too?  I could use the dough

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9 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

Anyone deciding Allens future today is a f-ing moron.  We dont know how good or bad he will be...what we DO KNOW at this EXACT moment is that he could be Great, even one of the best...or a total bust.  In other words, we dont know anything, and to pretend you know one way or the other and piss and moan about your opinion to no end is utterly pointless.

 

The kid has insane potential, and if he reaches it he will be one of the best in the NFL for the next 15 years.  If he doesn't, he will join the pile of insanely gifted prospects who for whatever reason never panned out in the NFL and had disappointing or failed careers.  But to decide which of those paths now is utterly STUPID.  I dont care what side of the fence you are on, to make final declarations about ANY player after 3 starts is utterly stupid.  

 

There were idiots calling Steve Young a bust in Tampa Bay on a putrid team.  Now he is easily top 10, and IMO top 5 QB all time after going to team with actual talent on it.  Just like how Vince Young, RG3, Culpepper, Kaepernick, Dak, etc were all the next KINGS of the NFL because of a little early success and ended up all scrubs, out of the league, or currently struggling right now (Dak).

 

Again, you arm chair GM's cant even play the Hindsight 20/20 game correctly because you jump on concrete conclusions on small sample sizes that often all get proven wrong as time goes on.  

 

This board is unbearable right now.  The lack of logic, reason and common sense around here is at an all time high.  And that is saying a LOT.

 

Preach it reverend 

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2 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

Must be nice to see the future.   Can you tell me the next lotto numbers too?  I could use the dough

 

I don't see how your response discredits Billsflyer's point.  Think of it like the housing market.  You can use your equity to pay cash for a house now, or you can take out a loan because you think a better house will come on the market in a year, but then you are saddled with that debt.  The debt is only worth it if you believe the second house to be far superior.  If they are even roughly equivalent, use your equity to pay cash (use your own draft pick).  It's the best analogy I could think of on the spot.

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Remember, Mahomes basically sat for an entire year.

 

Allen does not have that luxury and he has NOTHING around him. Dawkins is probably the only keeper on the entire offensive roster, which is really bad for a young QB to learn on the  job in the NFL.

 

Allen is getting a HARD LESSON in the NFL right now, with ZERO talent around him and he has kinks in his game to iron out. Bad combo.

 

Allen will have good days and bad days, regardless of the talent around him. Mahomes had training last year and was prepared to take the top QB spot in KC this year. Will it last? Only time will tell.

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The guys currently running things at OBD asked themselves which QB should start Week 1 in order to give us the best chance to win, and decided the answer was Nathan Peterman! 

 

What makes anyone think they have a clue about assessing QB talent?

 

 

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33 minutes ago, gtu100 said:

 

I don't see how your response discredits Billsflyer's point.  Think of it like the housing market.  You can use your equity to pay cash for a house now, or you can take out a loan because you think a better house will come on the market in a year, but then you are saddled with that debt.  The debt is only worth it if you believe the second house to be far superior.  If they are even roughly equivalent, use your equity to pay cash (use your own draft pick).  It's the best analogy I could think of on the spot.

 

Because going into the draft, Mahomes was seen as a big of project and as raw as Allen.  So to act like it was a no brainer NOW is pointless.  Not to mention, people keep saying we could have had Mahomes, Sammy, Woods, Glenn, etc.  Well the Bills CHOSE not to keep Sammy because they were never going to pay him his market price.  So to even suggest we can have Sammy here and Mahomes is factually wrong.  Same goes with Woods, who left in FA BEFORE the draft, so thats not a possible scenario either.  And Glenn was getting traded regardless too, another incorrect statement.  In fact, we would have still likely traded him to move up to still draft Edmunds...so again, pointless to pretend he would be here with Mahomes too.  REALITY is had we drafted Mahomes, this offense would still look nearly as bad as it does now because most of the same stuff would have happened, especially given some happened BEFORE the draft even took place.

 

So again, its a futile and pointless thing to say we could have had Mahomes and this or that, when most of the people they say we could have still had would not still be here.  

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19 hours ago, Klaista2k said:

Seriously how the !@#$ did we not take this guy?

 

This guy is !@#$ing sensational and might be the best quarterback in the league for YEARS to come.

 

Not taking him is absolutely inexcusable and someone needs to be fired for this epic mistake. 

ok, you're fired.

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