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Reis is definitely a Hall of famer There is no pure coordinator in the Hall of Fame so by default spagnola is not a Hall of famer.. that's reserved for coaches who get it done at coordinator and head coach There's been a lot of very good coordinators it's what you do after that sets you apart

In a rhythm passing game the biggest thing is being on the exact same page Like the one thing I'd like to see Josh take control of is command of the entire offense.. Peyton Manning Tom Brady style... Those guys drilled everything.. we're running a square in you take 12 steps, boom, square in right at this spot.. ball comes hit you here And they do that a hundred times in practice and then it comes to game and Tom Brady does it in his sleep It's why guys like Harry couldn't play good for Tom Brady because he couldn't master I need to run the route this way for Tom Brady to throw me the ball We have so much ability to create that I think there's not much fluidity even on the rhythm passes But Peyton Manning would be like no the square in you're taking 12 steps making your break and you're not getting it if you're not doing it that way But that made consistency for ball placement and route running

Sarcasm is sometimes tough through the internet buddy , especially since I've been hit in the head a thousand times Go bills I love this place and everybody here

That's crazy that Bruce Smith who is absolutely right there with Reggie White And played in a 3-4 has fallen that far in some people's eyes I can't see any world where he's not a top 10 football player of all time it's Bruce Smith.. and OJ was absolutely seen as Jim Brown's equal before all the extracurricular stuff

I have received like 10 thumbs Downs in this thread and I did it once because I wanted to hear his opinion Have a nice day

Mad max! Brought the solid hit too

This is the modern day Manning Brady At this age Peyton Manning also had not won a super bowl either there's a lot of good football left in Josh Allen

Well who was at the game? Lol wasn't Royale there and I think he said he looked pretty big like Ed Oliver's size

That's true but I can agree to disagree and we're on a message board to discuss I don't do it every single time in fact I've probably done it four times in 8 years Of course nobody's required to do anything I actually like hearing other people's opinions and it's okay if they don't want to share them

Well Calais Campbell is a Hall of famer.. this guy is finding his niche in the NFL still But he's been an off-ball linebacker defensive end defensive tackle in college it shows he's a pure football player

Well he might not be 310 lb like listed lol He could be 290 tho... Even Chris Jones plays on the edge occasionally and he's 300 lb it does happen occasionally Hoecht like Lorenzo Alexander has been everything from 300 lb to 260 but he looks a lot bigger than 260-270 right now.. I'd say he's probably 285 290

There is no way hoecht is 285-290 or there's no way JJ Watt was 295? Hoecht was huge at Brown easily in the 300s so he can hold weight

The commanders literally could be winning this game right now lol and they picked them off twice already They don't look unstoppable

There's still franchises that have never even had a Ferguson Kelly Allen

I mean he had three sacks and three games and when he's on he's very disruptive he's better than a Jag His lone full healthy season where he wasn't really dinged up he had nine and a half sacks.. so he's good just always nicked up even if he's playing hurt Now he has a serious injury

There's other articles that literally say Josh Allen watched film with the coaches while talking perspective prospects He certainly saw lad McConkey Xavier worthy and all of them Unless Brandon Bean is lying saying that Josh watched film with coaches talking about potential players Not every team wants to trade with you every time you want to make a trade either it takes two to tango

Is it even debatable that the Buffalo Bills have two of the five... If we're being generous two of the 10 best football players ever in the history of this hundred and 50 year old game? Bruce Smith and OJ Simpson both arguably the greatest ever at their position And Joshua Allen is creeping towards that

I wouldn't even call it pedestrian In Josh's bad days , he still is in control more than 80% of the league... He might go from the best quarterback in the world to the fifth best quarterback in the world Just the little game situations he can improve upon... But I also think at this point it's hard for Josh Allen to get up for every single game Brady went through stretches of the same thing... You know what woke Tom Brady up? Playing Peyton Manning Guaranteed bullets

I'm going to get flamed here because I am unobjective Josh Allen is absolutely the most talented quarterback I have ever seen.. it doesn't mean he's consistently the best every game Michael Vick had talent through the Ying Yang and he is not in the Hall of Fame... Josh Allen is still not a finished product.. he still has room to grow.. in his consistent mechanics... In his progressions .. his fade ball to Coleman can be better Nobody is finished product including Tom Brady who got better all the time even in his thirties There's a level that Josh Allen still has untapped inside of him The bills need to help him reach that but if he has to learn how to play in a run heavy offense and maximize 20 throws that's something he can still improve on rn Instead of running around in a circle just throw the ball away and give your kicker 10 yd shorter field goal than what he got.. Josh Allen could be the best and could still have room to grow

Quinton Johnston was considered a bust Coleman had more yards as a rookie than Johnston did.. Keenan Allen is older and slower than any of our top three today.. even if he's a better route runner He's 33 and keon Coleman is faster than him.. and people make fun of how slow he is.. Herbert is maximizing the old wide receiver he's not the same guy from 5 years ago

The bills do have him listed at 310... He cut wait to be a chess piece in mcvays defense Maybe the bills brought it back up.. 310 is huge but he might be way more than 268

They would have to ask Michael what he's at... He definitely was like 310 at Brown playing on the defensive line But Sean McVay had him as a chess piece and had him everywhere including outside linebacker.. where he was definitely down to 265 270.. which is huge for an outside linebacker I did think we were going to transition him fully to the D line so maybe he did bulk back up JJ Watt was a 297 lb defensive end.. hoecht was my favorite acquisition... He's going to be a fan favorite

Chris Jones is more of them chess match piece.. goes all over the line of scrimmage including lining up at defensive end Derrick nnadi is now entrenched at starter.. and he hasn't had a sack in 2 years And Chris Jones lines up at defensive end a bunch... So at pure defensive tackle they are thin and Chris Jones has a lot of wear and tear He actually takes plays off now because he's old

We're getting Palmer back who does win enough on the outside.. when you couple him with shakir in the slot and Kincaid and James Cook We have a screen game... Palmer is the intermediate guy... Coleman is the contested catch specialist who now is playing the role of the intermediate guy but he's not ready for it yet Kincaid is the focal point of the passing offense If all of those guys are healthy coming into the playoffs on a cold field where the offense has the advantage because they know where they're going... We have a terrific run game ... And we haven't even opened up Josh Allen's run game.. which will actually open up the pass Dawson Knox is absolutely a top 20 tight end in the league and we don't throw him the ball but he is capable

Calling up Tennessee to see what they want for Jeffrey Simmons That would truly be a power play move for January and February The Chiefs do need a defensive tackle and they're not running to sign Christian Wilkins