I think its over guys.

[Putin]

5 minutes ago, Success said:

The Pats current run reminds me so much of the team we had after the Hail Murray. That season was so much fun -we went on an incredible run, and the team was so fun to watch.

 

Now it just seems like we're old & tired.  We'll still make the playoffs, but will need a whole lot of luck to make any kind of run.  

 

We could have another iteration of the team while Allen is still QB - but I'm certainly not as optimistic about getting a title as I was a few years ago.  It's definitely a bummer.

 

Sorry but looking at the upcoming schedule I’m not even sure if we make the playoffs 

[DuckyBoys]

3 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

 

I was thinking about this. Tom Brady was wedded to football. It came first. His desire to play and win even destroyed his relationship.

 

I don't think Josh is made up in the same way.

Brady was a super bowl champion early in his career  Easy to want to do what it takes when you hit paydirt  Josh been the good solider falling on McClappy grenades for years now  How many hours of therapy did Josh sit through after 13 seconds?

[jcamm1966]

2 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

 

I was thinking about this. Tom Brady was wedded to football. It came first. His desire to play and win even destroyed his relationship.

 

I don't think Josh is made up in the same way.

 

Yep he is not Patty or Tom I see it a mile away , he cares but not obsessed , I said before I love the guy but he loves other things more than just Football. 

[MiltonWaddams]

Just now, DeepPass said:

Too many old, veteran, defensive players on the field.  Milano has become a huge liability and that's a shame after his great career.  When Joey Bosa is your most impactful player things are sad!

I can’t argue the first point, but Joey Bosa has been a pro selection multiple times and isn’t really that old and has only been held back by injury. I don’t think him being the most impactful player is sad. He needs a lot of support which he hasn’t received from the rest of the team that has been healthy.

[boyst]

22 minutes ago, BeastMaster said:

These takes make me laugh 

 

At the end of the day, the ones that have been critical of this coaching staff and GM end up being proven right when the flaws we speak on end up being why this team ultimately fails...and they do so year after year like clockwork 

 

But, sure...you're a better fan cause you accept the product you are given with no questions asked

I think you're mistaken on the quote. Lol

I have been anti mcd since 13 seconds and highly critical since he refused to pull Peterman at the half and let Dennison take the blame. 

[Psautcsk]

Sucks being a Bills fan in New England right now and for the foreseeable future, I fear.

[mjt328]

15 minutes ago, GerstAusGosheim said:

Is there? Josh looks slower running to me this year than in past years. I hope we are not witnessing the twilight of his prime. 

 

His ability to get away from the pass rush has been significantly less this year.  That part is very clear.  The one time he did it today, he looked absolutely gassed for the rest of the drive.  The question is whether Josh has truly lost a step physically, or if our inability to get the ball downfield is also allowing teams to keep QB spies closer to the line of scrimmage, taking away that part of his game.  

 

Either way, the fact is that Josh Allen CANNOT be Superman forever.  We all knew this years ago.  The player he's been most compared to (Cam Newton) started regressing around 29-30 years old.  The others (John Elway and Ben Roethlisberger) were forced to transition into being less mobile as their careers went into their early 30s. 

 

 

 

[Bills!Win!]

Bring back Rex Ryan

[Psautcsk]

2 minutes ago, Putin said:

Sorry but looking at the upcoming schedule I’m not even sure if we make the playoffs 

Are we still the Super Bowl favorites?

[UKBillFan]

4 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

some of the dumbest ***** ive ever read lol

 

allen was the only guy who came to play today, it's his cross to bear that fans who don't know ball only see the mistakes and not the 1 of 1 stuff it took to get in those positions

 

I don't even blame him. It's more healthy to have a rounded outlook rather than Brady's bloody mindedness.

 

And having to work with the other Brady and Beane's roster building? I'd be looking for an out too.

[Comebackkid]

8 minutes ago, BillsShredder83 said:

They've run out of excuses. At MINIMUM, this is on them for bringing in as many undersized starters as they have.

 

You can not have this huge of an 8 year sample size and just say "injuries, yeesh". We are consistently among the most hurt teams, especially on the defense. Year after year.

 

There's no SB in September. Assembling a durable team is part of the difficulty of roster building and team management. Not getting it done sucks, injuries are the worst way to have a let down of a season... but these injuries still point to Management failure.

 

Draft bigger. Injury prone player? You g2 move on sooner. Injury prone player you can't move on from? Your job to allocate better resources to depth.

 

Our handling of WR and ESPECIALLY CB position. Every coach/FO is going to have back breaking injuries every now and then... but we have msde the same mistakes over and over and over.

 

You cant get obliterated by injuries year after year without accountability. Spinning our wheels over and over

 

Gambling our season on the hopes of X player finally being healthy, is still gambling. They've gambled the mortgage away. Its irresponsible. I know it sucks, its really the worst way to lose, but you cant gamble on these decisions without factoring in the possibility of injuries 

Landon Jackson is like a microcosm of every decent player that is drafted or signs a contract it seems like....   

im not sure how u even get that unlucky accidently

[BeastMaster]

We have failed to get our QB a legitimate weapon at wideout since they sent Diggs packing and BTW, he's looking good and laughing at the Bills with a Pats team that looks to have a much brighter future than Josh and the Bills

 

The wr problem gets ignored every year and what did they do last season when Davante Adams was available? They got a washed Amari Cooper and now Adams currently leads wideouts in TD's. 

 

Same story this season except they didn't even make a move to get Josh a guy. And then Beane has the nerve to get snippy when the media asks him about a glaring weakness that continues to be exposed when it matters the most 

[jcamm1966]

McD also holds NOBODY accountable u can't be everybodys buddy , I never see him lose his skull or on the bench coaching players like Varbel , I love that but never ever see McD do that. He is a CEO not a HC

[milfandcookies]

Window has closed 

[The Jokeman]

4 minutes ago, Psautcsk said:

Sucks being a Bills fan in New England right now and for the foreseeable future, I fear.

Cuz Vrable was a great playoff coach in Tennessee?

[Bangarang]

Too many injuries on defense. Not enough talent on offense. I just don't see this team going on the road in the playoffs and beating anyone good.

 

With no cap space to work with we are in quite the pickle thanks to Beane. 

 

The complete lack of talent he's put around Josh should be a fireable offense.

 

Such an overrated GM who has relied on a generational QB to hide his mistakes for years. 

Edited 3 hours ago by Bangarang

[GoBills808]

1 minute ago, Bangarang said:

Too many injuries on defense. Not enough talent on offense. I just don't see this team going on the road in the playoffs and beating anyone good.

 

With no cap space to work with we are in quite the pickle thanks to Beane. 

 

The complete lack of talent he's put around Josh should be a fireable offense.

 

Such an overrated GM who has relied on a generational QB to hide his mistakes for years. 

this is the offense they want

 

the lack of talented pass catchers is not an accident

[BillsShredder83]

3 minutes ago, DeepPass said:

Too many old, veteran, defensive players on the field.  Milano has become a huge liability and that's a shame after his great career.  When Joey Bosa is your most impactful player things are sad!

For every gamble and win on a player like Bosa, were on the losing end of a Milano. Theyre gambling too much. Too scared at the idea of going backwards, to move forwards. I get that line of thinking, it can be practical in certain aspects of life. Like job security..... but it is not a winning mentality in the NFL.

 

Maybe if we played our cards differently over the years we have a team that doesn't win the division, or even misses the playoffs.... but could be better off in long run. Getting out of/avoiding bad contracts. End up with a total bust vs a high ceiling upside player.

 

Maybe we miss playoffs in a year we arent a real contender... but you get compensated through the draft.

 

We have such a fear of moving backwards, that we take no risks thst could move us forward... now the Bills come due.... we're the playoffs version of drought era Bills.

 

Stuck in "2nd rd of playoffs purgatory". 

[milfandcookies]

At least we got the Sabres 

[billsfan_34]

1 hour ago, dcinmuncie said:

You’re not wrong 

I see it this way too. We may have the worst receiving corps in the NFL. Injuries have decimated the defense but, it still was hit and miss.