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Every team operates on a different timeline. When you have a 28-year-old franchise quarterback who hasn't been to a Super Bowl, failing to reach the Super Bowl constitutes a failure for the season. It’s not just about the loss itself, but also how we lost: we were undermanned, out-schemed, showcased a soft defense, came out flat, and gave them an early lead. I don’t expect things to change moving forward.

We weren't in last place with Rex as our coach. They were an 8-8 & 7-9 team, then improved to 9-7. Statistically, there was little difference among the seasons of 2015, 2016, and 2017. The change in discipline, leadership & Andy Daltons heroism was enough to secure a wildcard spot, but that success has since run its course. Who added that fat?

Yes, they would be top candidates and I would wish them well. After 8 years I no longer billieve they will build and coach a team capable of making a Super Bowl. They can take their undersized dline and soft zone elsewhere and hope they hit on another QB. No one bats 1.000 but you do hope they hit over the Mendoza line.

Lol he’s been on the “hot seat” since :13 seconds. McDermott and Beane arent going anywhere until Allen demands a trade.

Just because Beane & McDermott would get jobs with last place teams isn’t a reason for a super bowl contender to keep them.

Ya, cause we'll pass on him for 270lb DT

Wall of Fame

Depends if they hit of free agents and their draft class

I’m pumped! Mixing international travel with the Bills is great. I had a blast at the London game You are. Sports betting has been popular in the UK & EU long before it was legal outside of Vegas here.

5/70/1 against Seattle isn't exactly dominant. He did look good against TN, but so did the rest of the league. He did show flashes but at no point did anyone say “Oh man, this guy is going is be our WR1 for a while”

“Really good” is a stretch

The Seahawks hired a college coach who excelled at selecting players from the Pac-12. The Bills should have hired Harbaugh to capitalize on Big Ten prospects. Instead, we stayed the course and ended up with Coleman.

Where do you think that point and half came from?

One good draft and a solid free agent class and they leapfrog Buffalo as far as overall talent. We still have Josh Allen but they will compete for the division

Pats are gonna be a force if Maye takes the leap in year 2. Vrable is a great coach and they have over $100M+ in cap space. We should still win the division but it won't be a given like it was in years past.

He’s one of those idiots that thinks its funny he knows nothing about hockey. Not knowing that Crosby plays for Pittsburgh just makes you sound like a loser

Nick Wright is the worlds biggest j e r k o f f

Players had 2nd and 3rd jobs when Madden coached

Travis Kelce has no impact on the Buffalo Bills. Next season with be the same ***** if he retires or not.

Many people who claim we lack talent often point to the performances of former players on other teams. Aside from Wyatt Teller, most former Bills players have had minimal impact elsewhere. For instance, Chicago fans aren't fond of Tremaine Edmunds, and Big Phil has struggled to find success on other teams. Levi Wallace went from being our CB2 to a depth player in Pittsburgh and was cut from Denver before finishing the season. While the national narrative isn't always accurate, the reality is that the Bills are essentially Josh Allen and a group of role players. We need to change our talent evaluation and draft processes, which is a significant challenge for a regime that is now in its eighth year. DL is always a focus and always swings & misses, Beane is well below the mendoza line when it comes to DL selections

Was

Good not elite

I didn't know what about him. I still wish he was more productive and didn't suck all the *****. No one is going to be 100%

Bernard is worlds ahead of AJE & Coleman

Small sample size, too high of a drop rate & not enough separation to be a reliable deep threat