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in their defense, in the NFC South 6-11 has a chance to win the division.

I think it's so against his natural instincts that he's doing what he thinks he should do to be more aggressive. That fake punt was a disaster, but maybe it does show that he is at least trying to evolve. I have high hopes that he is the type of coach who will allow himself to grow and get better. This offseason and next season's offense will tell the tale. He did say in his end of the season presser that he believes that you win by passing the ball. We'll see if he really meant it soon by what the team does in free agency and the draft! He has to commit to doing what needs to be done to avoid losing over and over in the playoffs.

Love it! And Cook, Allen and Henry all stay fresher for the stretch run Give the king 10 touches a game, max, unless circumstances warrant it and ramp up in late December/early January so he's near full strength when the games are biggest In the old days guys would push back on that, but these days younger players understand and appreciate load management a lot more The goal is 20 carries for the king to ice the AFC Title Game in Orchard Park once we're up multiple scores

and Henry... I would LOVE to have the big man pounding the rock when we need the tough yards or need to ice the game

yeah, not a great decision there for sure That's the weird thing about McDermott that I think he needs to work on. His decisions to take a risk sometimes come out of nowhere and seem so counter to what he is all about. Like he's forcing it a little bit.

People forget that the original USFL had real football players who were stars: Jim Kelly Steve Young Sam Mills Reggie White Herschel Walker Gary Zimmerman Kent Hull Doug Flutie and many more... I just picked a handful that stood out to me Levy and Polian worked as coach/executive There were real star players and executives involved. It wasn't guys who can't even make an NFL practice squad. That's the real issue facing spring football, IMO. It's hard to imagine an equivalent today, with a bunch of really solid, well-known players with a few huge names and older coaches added in to sell tickets.

Evans and a rookie would be great. Or the 2024 versions of Sanders and Brown (not sure who that would be) who could be brought in for a reasonable price.

we REALLY need some speed at WR. It feels like we never hit a deep ball anymore, and it used to be a big part of the offense. I feel like I've never seen Kittle have a big game

Nobody is. Reid is the GOAT. Unless BBQ and nuggies undo him, he'll surpass Schula for all-time wins, Belichick for all-time post season wins, and likely tie Belichick in SB wins. So not being as good as Reid is nothing to be ashamed of. But that doesn't mean you can't beat him, which we eventually will.

Allen will definitely eventually beat Mahomes in the playoffs and win a Super Bowl. The games have been too close for it not to go our way eventually, and maybe a few times.

For sure! No wonder we moved the ball at will. People forget just how good Brown, Sanders and Beasley were as compliments to Diggs. Suddenly Knox was open all the time too.

Every time I watch SF, Kittle does close to nothing.

Reid is the uncrowned GOAT. Nuggies and BBQ are the only things that could stop him from holding every single HC wins/titles record by the time he retires. He's currently 5 playoff wins away from tying Belichick for most playoff wins all-time as a HC. That's 2 playoff runs. That said, McDermott has definitely shown the desire and ability to adapt and become WAY less conservative. The guy called a fake punt inside his own 30 yard line in a divisional playoff game. NOW we need McDermott to get behind loading up the offense with weapons.

no... What Allen needs is Derrick Henry, Diggs, Mike Evans, a 1st or 2nd round rookie WR, Shakir, Kincaid, Knox and Cook on offense this season. That would do it.

I still think he can get back to where he was an be a fairly consistent playmaker. We NEED more threats at WR. It doesn't have to be Mike Evans, although that would be awesome. Brown and Beasley were sort of mid-level guys and really had some great times here with Allen.

a ring for the king! Everything is feasible. The cap can always be managed, BUT you have to get it right. Henry and Cook would be an amazing 1-2 punch. This team needs to load up on offense. If the Saints can field a football team then it shows that the cap is fake.

Knox didn't suddenly become unable to make plays. We lost Beasley, Brown and Sanders and basically didn't replace them until this year with Kincaid. in 2022 we brought Brown and Beasley out of retirement for a playoff run for crying out loud! Shakir has made some nice plays, and hopefully he continues to develop. But we forget that we had Diggs, Brown, Beasley, Sanders and Knox. We used to have actual deep threats on the team to open up space.

no trades... I want Diggs and Mike Evans lined up at WR next year for the Bills, with a 1st or 2nd round rookie and Shakir as well, and maybe a proven decent vet guy like Beasley was when we signed him.

Baker very nearly led the Bucs to the NFC Title Game. That's crazy. They'll re-sign him.

6 Super Bowl titles and 9 Super Bowl appearances. Yeah, I would say it worked.

what team would want to hire a 73 year old Belichick? Supposedly Dallas reached out to him behind the scenes to gauge interest before sticking with Big Mike this year. So BB doesn't want to go there. That's the only team I can imagine hiring a 73 year old guy who has only been good with Brady as his QB. Maybe SF? or Philly? A team that would be good but not good enough and would just want that SB title (in theory) not caring that it's a short term proposition.

This year's MVP should have been CMC or Tyreek Hill. Those guys are both "the most valuable player" because without them those teams go from amazing to just ok. Ravens strength was running and defense, and with Huntley at QB they can do 90% of what Lamar can do. There is nobody even close to a Tyreek Hill replacement or CMC replacement.

and you made millions of dollars, won multiple Super Bowls, and are viewed as some of the best players and best teams to ever suit up Sorry it wasn't more "fun"

WR all the way then another, maybe in round 3 or 4. At some point, though, I'm hoping my dream of a stage-shaking, enormous monster of a DT who with NFL training and some work in the WNY restaurants can achieve his destiny of being the next Ted Washington will come true.

Josh Allen is so freaking good. The higher the stakes, the better he gets. What we need is to surround him with weapons, like when Brown, Sanders, Beasley and Diggs were all here. Knox made plays back then too. We've slowly let the offensive weapons deteriorate little by little, and now we need a serious infusion of talent. Doesn't have to be all superstars, either. Brown and Beasley were nice players when we signed them, but hardly superstars.