Nah, ***** em anyway. The right play is always the push. They have effectively neutered Allen now and he is much less dangerous with his legs than in the past, taking the push away all the time is another hit.
Daboll was right about the offense and McD was wrong. The heavy TE set rushing offense with Allen should be criminal. Beane also talked a lot of ***** about the Whaley cap management, but look at how awful the current roster is with no space. I'd force my way out like Eichel if I'm Allen, the Pegulas are not good owners and it will take more time for action.
Who are they going to throw to? If Kincaid is hurt it's over. The secondary is about to be lit up bad by Tampa.
This isn't crazy, the Bills only consistent receiving threat is an undersized TE that can't stay on the field. When he is gone they can just play the sticks up and beat our offense. It's over guys and gals, they have wasted another year of Allen and with the contracts they have it will be a loss for at least 2-3 more years. Anyone looking at it pragmatically can see it.
Until a team slows Kincaid and there is no other option. Having a good TE is an asset, but what happens when they need another blocker or a second option? Coleman isn't it.
Anyone that acts surprised when it happens is new or already lost. They basically have to go heavy defense because to replace Milano, another DT, another DE, maybe a MLB, another safety.
The same folks who still haven't fired Kevyn Palm Tree's Adams. The man who tried to publicly shamed a 23yr old Eichel into getting his neck fused. They have absolutely lucked into the current Bills situation.
My brother or sister in Christ, you do whatever you have to to win it all and then you deal with it. It's not his job to build a playoff contender and call it a day, the goal is to win it all or he isn't right for the job.
This fear of another drought is insane to me. The goal has to be the Super Bowl, anything less is loser *****. McD and Beane are never going to get us there, they both have serious deficiencies in their respective jobs.
Outside of one year in Carolina, he wasn't even a good coordinator. He ran the worst defense in Eagles history and got fired, and then ran a bunch of mediocre defenses in Carolina. I swear he got the job just off of Norman having a pro-bowl year. The idea that he coaches up DBs has always been a mystery to me.
He tried to address the mess he made by drafting really poorly. The only defensive contributor is a guy that fell to them thanks to an injury history. The reach for Sanders was criminal and Landon Jackson mighty never be ready. I also don't think Hairston was going to be developed right away.
Hopefully as the opposing defensive coordinator.