Will Josh Allen want to stick around for a rebuild?

[zow2]

As great as JA17 has been i will always remember this season for one thing in particular.  I took for granted that Allen could simply overcome any offensive deficiency. But this season it’s painfully clear that with lousy WRs, injured TE1, and the Oline slightly regressed from last season… even Josh can’t mask it.  

[BlazinBill]

He’s under contract for 6 years- but I personally want to see him win one- also think if he was elsewhere he would have  by now. 
I’ve watched this team since ‘87 seen some great teams

Before he got here things were getting really repetitive and watching got old as things were just bad for a long time.

Not sure what’s gonna happen here - likely he will continue leaving it all on the field and no matter if  it’s good year or a bad year I will absolutely be cheering for him because he’s special and does amazing ***** on the field and in the game

He definitely deserves a better coaching staff and roster around him

If he were to leave I’d cheer for him no matter what- even if he was playing the Bills

[Greg S]

48 minutes ago, zow2 said:

As great as JA17 has been i will always remember this season for one thing in particular.  I took for granted that Allen could simply overcome any offensive deficiency. But this season it’s painfully clear that with lousy WRs, injured TE1, and the Oline slightly regressed from last season… even Josh can’t mask it.  

 

That was always 

going to happen. As great a QB as Allen is he wont win a Super Bowl by himself. The defense is garbage. The offense needs a legit WR 1 and WR 2. Until a stronger team is built around 17 then we will never see a Lombardi in Buffalo. I dont think Beane is the one who should be rebuilding the roster going forward. But my opinion means nothing as only Terry Pegula's is the one that counts.

Edited 8 hours ago by Greg S

[Kelly to Allen]

I thought the rebuild/ retool was last year 

[milfandcookies]

I think Allen will request a trade. I think the California boy with the California wife will want to play in California.

 

i just hope when he does this that my fellow bills fans and buffaloians don’t make a$$es outta themselves by burning his jerseys and booing him and stuff 

 

[DJB]

 

[first_and_ten]

Brandon Beane missing on his number one picks has set the team back. I'm not sure if McDermott is involved in the process or not, but considering the fact he hired Beane, I suspect so. To stay on top, when picking low every year, a team needs a very competent front office, like the Eagles. The Bills do not have this. Could we trust Pegula to hire a top tier GM, who in turn should hire the head coach, I doubt it. All we have to do is to look at the Sabres. The Bills missed their window thanks to McDermott's blunder. 

[All_Pro_Bills]

I don't see a rebuild coming but a reload is needed. Beane has done a sub-average job with the draft and free agency and the effects are cumulative over several seasons. Those problems have allowed other teams, like NE and Denver drafting earlier and having cap room to pass the Bills in talent. Free agency has been hit and miss with cap constraints caused by resigning players that under-perforn to big contracts. I think this is the biggest problem. Signing average players you should move on from to big extensions.

McDermott hit his ceiling a couple seasons ago. Some argue earlier. Ownership needs to make major moves that could lead to the needed changes. Most fear Pegula won't act.