Live with Beane, Brady and Josh?

[BuffaloBillyG]

10 minutes ago, Fr. Jerk said:

 

Homeboy definitely takes the leftover breadsticks after peeps leave the table.  

He prays people forget their doggy box and swoops them up before he leaves. "I got lunch all week!"

[Logic]

I think the two most interesting comments so far have been, first, Brady yet again reiterating his belief and confidence in Keon Coleman. I don't think its smoke. I think he'll have every chance to win a legitimate role in this offense. Lets see what he does with it.

And two, Beane's comments about number of 1st round grades. Seems like a trade-down is almost assured, presuming they can find a partner.

I continue to believe that a modest trade-down and selecting an edge rusher is the most likely outcome.

[MiltonWaddams]

3 minutes ago, Logic said:

I think the two most interesting comments so far have been, first, Brady yet again reiterating his belief and confidence in Keon Coleman. I don't think its smoke. I think he'll have every chance to win a legitimate role in this offense. Lets see what he does with it.

And two, Beane's comments about number of 1st round grades. Seems like a trade-down is almost assured, presuming they can find a partner.

I continue to believe that a modest trade-down and selecting an edge rusher is the most likely outcome.

I think that’s the most desirable outcome, but it takes two to tango when it comes to trades. Unless Arizona gets antsy and decides to come up and trade for a quarterback, who else out there really wants somebody badly enough to trade back into the first round?

[Goin Breakdown]

1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

Oh so it's not for the fans or the city of Buffalo anymore. I'm done with this team. 

[jlgarsh]

3 minutes ago, Goin Breakdown said:

Oh so it's not for the fans or the city of Buffalo anymore. I'm done with this team. 

Don’t try to spin what he said into a negative. He said he wants to show his daughter about hard work enabling success. How is that a bad thing?

[Gregg]

1 minute ago, jlgarsh said:

Don’t try to spin what he said into a negative. He said he wants to show his daughter about hard work enabling success. How is that a bad thing?

 

It's not a bad thing but by the time his daughter is old enough to understand what football is, Josh will either be at the end of his career or retired.

[Goin Breakdown]

11 minutes ago, jlgarsh said:

Don’t try to spin what he said into a negative. He said he wants to show his daughter about hard work enabling success. How is that a bad thing?

Oh my lol. I should have known there would be those who would believe such a idiotic take was real. 

Edited April 20 by Goin Breakdown

[Allen2Moulds]

1 hour ago, Roundybout said:

A physically gifted but very raw receiver? We either get Anquan Boldin or Treylon Burks. 
 

Oh and he tore his ACL too. Bleh. 

I don't like the ACL tear, and for this reason and initially put a line through his name, when thinking about players I'd like for us to draft.

 

However, he seems to have a rare combination of size, speed, and attitude.  Can't help but to think of Moulds.

 

I'm not going to pretend like I knew anything about Burks coming out, but it doesn't seem like Burks had the same kind of explosiveness, but please tell me if I'm wrong.

 

I'm also comparing how other top wideouts did against Miami, and this honestly could be skewing the evaluation for me. 

 

I guess (2) questions. 

 

Why do you say he's raw?

 

What makes you say Burks as opposed to AJ Brown? 

 

Bell has a nastiness too him that I don't think Burke has or had.  AJ Brown very much has that bully mentality. 

[BuffaloBillsGospel2014]

7 hours ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

Brady strikes me as the kind that will definitely eat your food even if you have it clearly marked with your name. 

 

As a guy who looks for clearly marked foods with someones name on it, you are correct sir.

[Juice_32]

5 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

 

"Dad strength" Josh is going to be unstoppable.

[Psautcsk]

5 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

Rumor is he is banging the drum tomorrow night at Game 2

I am expecting it and will be disappointed if he doesn't.

[Augie]

5 hours ago, Fr. Jerk said:

 

Homeboy definitely takes the leftover breadsticks after peeps leave the table.  

[billieve420]

7 hours ago, PoundingDog said:

I don't know how I make the McGovern's resigning story with Allen's involvement. So Allen said McGovern called him, basically saying good bye; Allen told him to hold on for a second, and he proceeded to give Beane a call; in Allen's word, "Beane said he's working on it."

 

I'm sure there is more details to it - I'd imagine McGovern told Allen the numbers etc. and Beane probably told Allen a lot more than just "working on it." Allen might even be a broker of what Beane's number to McGovern's willingness to take less than the market. But on surface, Allen appears to be forceful to dictate personnel is not something I agree with whole heartedly. I'm not saying I don't like McGovern, just the principle of relationship of the players and the FO. 

 

One thing we noticed since the McDermott's firing is that OBD seems to bringing Allen into all major decisions. That might be what Dunne's alleged friction between McDermott and Allen. McDermott is probably the old-fashioned coach that he just wants the player to play (think of Belichick famously loved to criticize Tom Brady in front of the whole team: no one is above the team when you make mistakes). Maybe they are going the route to cuddle (probably not the right word) Allen every chance they get. The premise for this to work depends on 1) Allen being 100% dedicated to teams' success and 2) Allen is right more than he's wrong in football decision.  Point 1) is great. Point 2)? 

Allen is going to get some of the blame regardless. I do not care if he gives his input as he is the Franchise and if it doesn’t end up working out then Allen will have to accept the criticism that comes along with it. Winning the Super Bowl is the goal and it takes an entire organization to make that happen.

[Sierra Foothills]

8 hours ago, PoundingDog said:

IOne thing we noticed since the McDermott's firing is that OBD seems to bringing Allen into all major decisions. That might be what Dunne's alleged friction between McDermott and Allen. McDermott is probably the old-fashioned coach that he just wants the player to play (think of Belichick famously loved to criticize Tom Brady in front of the whole team: no one is above the team when you make mistakes). Maybe they are going the route to cuddle (probably not the right word) Allen every chance they get. The premise for this to work depends on 1) Allen being 100% dedicated to teams' success and 2) Allen is right more than he's wrong in football decision.  Point 1) is great. Point 2)? 

 

Interesting observation.

 

[jlgarsh]

20 hours ago, Goin Breakdown said:

Oh my lol. I should have known there would be those who would believe such a idiotic take was real. 

There are idiotic takes all the time. Glad to know yours was in jest

[MJS]

22 hours ago, boco357 said:

Why is the sound still awful, or maybe just me, can never hear the questions that are asked.

 

[JP51]

On 4/21/2026 at 12:07 AM, Sierra Foothills said:

 

Interesting observation.

 

I agree, I think bringing Allen in on decisions is quite purposeful and aimed at keeping him engaged...