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From my perspective we have one, possibly two, players on our defense that could start for either KC or Baltimore. So I would think that any success our defense has had this past season is attributed to scheme and good coaching. DT play is certainly included.

NO!!!

KC Oline was no match for Eagles Dline. Bills Oline, I think, would have matched up better against Philly. Bills/Eagles Super Bowl could have been a classic shootout.

Congragulations to Josh Allen for winning the MVP Award. Well Deserved!!! Now let's build a defense so Josh can win a Super Bowl Ring.

Two reasons I would be willing to part with two number 1 draft picks for Myles Garrett. I would expect Garrett will provide the Bills three years of dominate DE play that hasn't been seen since the days of Bruce Smith. Foregoing two number one draft picks is a steep price to pay, however I don't believe we would draft a player in each case that would provide the impact Garrett would provide over the next three years. Of course this all hinges on Cleveland willing to accept only two first round picks from the Bills. For all intent and purposes, Bills first round draft picks are so down the line, that players selected at these draft slots normally don't have a first round grade. Then the question becomes what on top of the two first round picks is required to satisfy Cleveland.

I certainly am not an expert on NFL talent or roster building. However, that being said, judging by player rankings, I sense that the Bills defense has one, maybe two, players that could start for either KC or Baltimore. Which leads me to believe that any success the Bills defense has had is primarily due to scheme and excellent coaching.

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That was the first time KC ran that Blitz that allowed an unblocked defender to get into Josh's face untouched. However, Josh still had the presence of mind and ability to get a catchable ball off to Kincade. By the way, I'm impressed how you have the ability to read Josh's mind.

I'm no expert. But judging by player rankings, we might have one, maybe two players on our defense that could start for either KC or Baltimore. I think it has been the scheme that has provided any success we have had.

Your right. The criticism of Allen was unfair.

You don't think the pass to Kincade was a catchable ball?

Late for what?

How were his eyes on the 4th down pass he threw to Kincade with a Chief in his face.

Like the one he threw to Kincade with a Chief in his face on the last offensive play of the season for the Bills.

As someone who has watched every Bills snap this season, but by no means is qualified to build an NFL roster, I would say to get the Bills over the hump would require a 15% improvement to our offense and an 85% improvement to our defense. The improvement to our offense has more to do with improving play execution and improved mental toughness to make clutch plays under stress. However, on the defense, I think the focus is the same as the Offense, but also a need for better talent on the Dline and at Safety.