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Even if a coach schemes something brilliant, the execution lies in the hands of the QB. Mahomes has done a very good job of executing the given plays... of course, he has been aided by great receivers/TE who have ability to consistently get open.

He is of no use if he cannot be on the field

This would be awesome...of course we will be without our 1st rounder in 2025 (and probably some more)

B.S. On the same way, there were many silly interceptions tagged to him last year to balloon his count to 18.... As Parcells always said....you are what your record says...there are no ifs and buts....Last year Allen was crucified for 18 INTs.....He should get the accolade for having zero through almost half of the season... Go Bills !!!

The Bills had that astounding record before the loss to the Baltimore (of never losing a game by more than 7 points in regular season for the past three seasons)...Ridiculous record. The Bills are a very good team....they need to get over the hump in the playoffs to be deemed a great team.

You are missing the point that they had a huge constraint with the cap hit especially after trading Diggs (which was essential). They did not have the same flexibility in the off season to get a Cooper like they did in season. It would have simply been cap prohibitive to have got Cooper and his $20M salary. Their off season plan for WR was signing Curtis Samuel as the key FA and turning to Shakir and Kincaid due to their growth last year and they drafted a WR at the top of the 2nd round... Samuel has been injured and has not worked out well. The same goes for the safety position. They couldn't go and sign any player of worth...They drafted a Safety in the 2nd round, but he spent most of the TC injured.

I think it is simple...The ball is moving in his hand when he was inside the end zone. If his foot had not touched the side line of endzone then it would have been a TD as he did retain control of the ball as he was leaving the end zone. Tough call for the Bills, but the right call by the rule book.

I think Dorsey was pushed into that role by Allen.

The Bills will be forced to move on from Milano, Von and also be free of Diggs contract. They are paying a lot for Jones and Oliver and they need to come through

Agreed.... Young, Favre, Brees, all at the top of this list.

ANd yet is one of the most "critical" part of human body that gets its glory in ALL SPORTS...The Wrist is the king when it comes to any bat or ball sport....

Cooper started 4 days after a trade

It also means that Tua is a much better player than he is given credit.

Diggs/Allen were the leading passer/catcher combination in the ENTIRE NFL during the 4 year period. I don't think we should bring down Diggs contributions or success. Diggs did disappear in the playoffs and that may have been a direct result of the coaching staff too. Amari is an excellent NFL WR and so is Diggs. Lets leave it at that.

Don't forget Cook and Davis. This offense has a lot of weapons...It is on Brady to find the right play call and for Josh to execute it. The Bills need to go the extra mile if they need to realize their SuperBowl aspirations.

Drew Brees in New Orleans will TOP ALL These list !

The coaching has got to helped him make this transition. The VIkings also have a very good OL and good weapons on offense.

and it appeared that this was being referenced (implicitly) as the reason for McDermott not winning a SB. 😞 😞 He wrote the "past two years".... 13 seconds happened 3 seasons ago... A healthy Milano, Bernard, White, Hyde and Miller would have won that game against the Chiefs hands down

Allen does not have a firepower offense to get to 40+ TDs. Plus Cook and Davis are eating into his rushing TDs.

Except they are very good for cost control.

2.5M on Collins, 2.5M on MVS. They could have packaged all this cash and paid Davis. He had a good connection with Josh.

He is indirectly helping the Jets by making the Packers pay for part of his salary that they owe him. He should have really taken Matt's advice and headed to the beach or to Tibet.

The only thing is the money spent on Samuel. $8M a year for 3 years...that is a lot of money invested on a gadget type WR. We didn't pay that kind of money for Isiah.

Toronto

His limitations are what made him a 2nd round pick. With a season or two in the NFL, he will overcome them.