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The same question could be asked about the KC Chiefs and other recent top teams. Fans like to use a few reasons that I will cite for the "window" and its length. 1. Window is determined on QB salary: Paying a QB (which starts for KC next and the Bills in 2023) puts cap limits in play but I believe not as much as some fans think. It takes away 1 big money impact player at the peak of his salary. That is not a crippling situation. It is constantly brought up that a QB salary at times is a bargain a few years after a big contract is signed. Allen signing for 6 years is great as long as his play stays elite. 2. Current star players aging: It's a constant issue for every team regardless of records. Having a long-term plan which identifies these players and having replacements in mind (especially on the team in a depth position) is paramount. Smart FA and drafting of course is the key to this. Staggering your high priced players and rookie contracts ease's the transitions. 3. High dollar FAs: It seems to me the most controversial issue argued about. Reason being the window will not remain open for long so grab as many FAs now (and worry about the consequences later) to run for a Super Bowl. I imagine this FA period there will be dozens of threads arguing the pros and cons of each player talked about. IMO it is one of the most misused choices made by GMs/HCs. Signing high dollar FAs that don't perform can slam that window faster than anything but signing the ones that excel is a game changer. Beane and McDermott have said over and over they want a long run with the Bills. Having Josh Allen makes that all possible. Beane will have to resist going after too many impact FAs and will have to follow a long-term plan and hope it works more years than not. Using the "window" analogy I'm expecting Beane to attempt to keep his window as open as possible in any given year without creating a situation that slams the window shut in the future. It's an extremely hard thing to do but I am very interested to watch him attempt to do it! I try to keep all this in mind after every one of Beane's moves!
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It seems to me that a GM (General Manager) job responsibilities are a lot more than being a player evaluator. While that is important, especially in major player positions like QB, building a management team under him is more important.
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Most likely it will be a pretty close game. If that happens it will come down to a few plays where any of the men on the field can make the difference in the 4th quarter. When that table is set all the past games won't add up to a hill of beans. After the game, the winning team will get too much praise and the losing team too much criticism.
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Divisional Round: Buffalo at KC Sunday at 6:30
ColoradoBills replied to Process's topic in The Stadium Wall
Damn I forgot. Thanks for posting in the wrong forum @Bangarang! -
I can't believe I never seen this clip before. A lot said every day about stats and schemes but a whole lot of football depends on the things you can't measure. Go Bills!
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Great replies you guys. I don't need to add a thing.
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Divisional Round: Buffalo at KC Sunday at 6:30
ColoradoBills replied to Process's topic in The Stadium Wall
It's going to be one for the books. No one will reliably know what will happen. Both teams can win it going away or it could go down to the last snap. Go Bills! -
Divisional Round: Buffalo at KC Sunday at 6:30
ColoradoBills replied to Process's topic in The Stadium Wall
Sounds perfect. -
Divisional Round: Buffalo at KC Sunday at 6:30
ColoradoBills replied to Process's topic in The Stadium Wall
We all will know the result of the Titan/Bengals game too!