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  1. Lots of bad Chiefs omens this year. 
     

    The fans that died at their friends house. The parade shooting. Amputations from frostbite (WHAT???). Jackson and Brittney Mahomes. Kelce pushing Reid. James Toney drama. 
     

    I think it’s their last SB. 

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  2. 19 hours ago, HappyDays said:

     

    Probably not. It sure would be fun though. We would have to pull every lever we had and probably include a couple void years at the end to minimize his cap hit in 2024. Cut Morse, cut White, cut Poyer, maybe even restructure Diggs as much as that seems like a bad idea. All of that plus the extra $12.9 million in cap space, I think it would be feasible and give the current regime one or two last all-in years before they either close the deal or we let another regime handle the rebuild.

     

    Don't think that's the right move. Unless Allen was 37 and this is our last shot to win a title before he retires, there's no need for this. We have a 10 year Super Bowl window right now. 

  3. 2 hours ago, Shaw66 said:

    I don't tell people they're wrong because they don't believe in McDermott's mindset.   I tell them they're wrong because if you have a coach who's won as much as McDermott has won, he is more likely to win a Super Bowl than almost any available head coach.  It's very hard to win a lot of games in the NFL, and McDermott has made it look easy.  The other available coaches either are coordinators who have never been head coaches or are guys who have been head coaches and who haven't been able to win as much as McDermott has.  As some have put it, he's closer to winning it all than any other guy the Bills could hire.   He is like Shanahan.  I think the smart bet is to bet the guy who's already having a lot of success compared to everyone else trying to do the same thing. 

     

    I get that people say the Bills need an offensive minded head coach.   I don't agree the focus needs to be on the offense, but I get that argument.  But even so, the guy has to be able to do the whole job, and there are very few coaches in the league who are doing the whole job better than McDermott.  

     

    And I get that some people think he's the next Schottenheimer.   As I've said before, Reid was the next Schottenheimer before he became Reid.   Pete Carroll had failed twice as an NFL head coach before he was as old as McDermott is today.  People change, they grow, they develop, especially people who model their behavior based on a growth mindset.   I think McDermott has a much better chance of being the next Reid than the next Schottenheimer.   


    You’re talking to people who don’t know what a growth mindset is. 

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  4. 1 minute ago, beebe said:

     

    He is "way better" than Mahomes 🤣


    The great thing about life, is that we will all eventually see who’s right. Me or you. 
     

    But unfortunately for you, we’re going to need to wait another 10-15 years before you can say your favorite Chiefs QB is the best. 

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  5. 26 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:

     

    Here are the 2023 MVP voters:

     

    Emmanuel Acho, FS1

    Greg Auman, Fox Sports

    Howard Balzer, PHNX radio

    Jarrett Bell, USA Today

    Dave Birkett, Detroit Free Press

    Tom Brady, Fox Sports

    Tedy Bruschi, ESPN

    Vic Carucci, WGRZ radio

    Mark Craig, Minneapolis Star Tribune

    Tom Curran, NBC Sports Boston

    Charles Davis, CBS Sports

    Nate Davis, USA Today

    Howard Deneroff, Westwood One

    Tony Dungy, NBC Sports

    Jori Epstein, Yahoo Sports

    Boomer Esiason, CBS Sports

    Doug Farrar, USA Today Sports Media

    Mike Florio, Pro Football Talk

    Reuben Frank, NBC Sports Philadelphia

    Rich Gannon, SiriusXM

    Jonathan Jones, CBS Sports

    Lindsay Jones, The Ringer

    Mike Jones, The Athletic

    Clark Judge, Talk of Fame Network

    Ira Kaufman, JoeBucsFan(dot)com

    Mina Kimes, ESPN

    Peter King, NBC Sports

    Pat Kirwan, SiriusXM

    Jeff Legwold, ESPN

    Jim Miller, SiriusXM

    Sam Monson, Pro Football Focus

    Bruce Murray, SiriusXM

    Gary Myers, NFL author

    Laura Okmin, Fox Sports

    Dan Orlovsky, ESPN

    Nick Pavlatos, SiriusXM

    Dan Pompei, The Athletic

    Nora Princiotti, The Ringer

    Lorenzo Reyes, USA Today

    Charles Robinson, Yahoo Sports

    Dianna Russini, The Athletic

    Mike Sando, The Athletic

    Aaron Schatz, FTN Network

    Adam Schein, CBS Sports

    Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

    Chris Simms, NBC Sports

    Armando Salguero, Outkick(dot)com

    Mike Tirico, NBC Sports

    Ben Volin, Boston Globe

    Charean Williams, Pro Football Talk


    Mina Kimes. 
     

    Folks, the problem isn’t the narrative. It’s the voters. 

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  6. 1 hour ago, Matt_In_NH said:

    They will both be in the HOF if they continue on their current trajectories for a little longer.  That is great Lamar has 2 MVP's, I dont care at all...t's a silly award and this year it could have gone to any number of players.  Josh has been great in the post season except the team as a whole is only 500.  Mahomes stats added.  The Bills can go 8-0 the next two post seasons and win two SB's and he will still be below Mahomes production.

     

    Josh... 5-5 playoff record 

    2,723 yards passing 

    21 touchdowns

    4 interceptions

     

    563 yards rushing

    5 rushing TDs .

     

    Jackson... 2-4 playoff record 

    1,324 yards passing

    6 touchdowns

    6 interceptions

     

    521 yards rushing

    3 rushing TDs. 

     

    Mahomes 15-3 playoff record

    5,135 yards,

    41 TD's

    8 INT's

     

    524 yards rushing

    5 rushing TD's

     


    Only if you ignore rushing. Allen would double him up. And that’s part of Allen’s greatness. 

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