JBI$111

Yes, and if they do, it shows you that Beane has been consistently wrong (which of course he'll never admit cuz his ego is bigger than his brain) on not using nearly enough of our draft capital on quality wide receivers in the higher rounds that could have been on cost-controlled contracts for 4 to 5 years (it would have also helped our constant bad cap situation, including minimizing to some degree a lot of his bad contracts). And specifically if they do a mid-season acquisition of a receiver yet again, what does that say about Beane always pushing back on that narrative every year. We all remember him bashing Jeremy White, well this would be mea culpa on his part. That is, his hand being forced to do the obvious, which most everybody with even a pea brain has known for years, including the smart loyal fans, that he has consistently under invested with middling wide receiver weapons for years thinking it's enough for Josh and Josh has unfortunately, had to make the best of it basically. Just like last year mid season, bringing in Amari Cooper for a third round pick. Why is he doing this constantly if he's so right, because each year a hammer finally hits him over the head with the obvious midway through the season because of the loud criticism and what we see on the field that what we have at the wide receiver position, is not nearly enough, duh! And then he has to constantly backtrack, never of course admitting that he's mismanaged the wide receiver position, and that we need more weapons on the offensive side of the ball. Another problem is he's had a ton of bad pics over the years that has exaggerated the situation where he's had to go back to the same areas over and over again because he's gotten it wrong so many times, which has been mostly along the defensive line.

A game that they could easily win, yet they start bumbling it away as usual by bad call after bad call and mistake after mistake. Josh use your ***** head get the ***** first down stop ***** around and Brady start ***** calling decent plays, you idiot!

Only the Buffalo Bill's can let a team convert on 4th and 17th, what the *****!!!

The Bill's for once seem like they want it more, seem highly amped up and motivated and they're playing with energy and passion!

About time stopping somebody when they need it on 3rd and long!!!

How about bringing the running backs out in the flat for ***** once and throwing it to them rather than the stupid sidearm throws to Shakir to the left basically at the line of scrimmage. Brady get your head out of your ass. And can the Bill's ever stop somebody on 3rd and long when it's needed when they have them backed up! Of course not!!!

What a stupid ***** play call on 3rd and 10!

These ***** bull#### calls on the bills are ***** driving me nuts. I cannot stand Kansas City and they treat them just like the ***** patriots, always give them an advantage with calls. And it's about time we open up the damn offense and start throwing the ***** ball!

They have one of the best QB's in the NFL currently, yet the Bill's seemed to have handicap Josh and have a game plan of somebody that 40 plus years old and can't run. I don't know what's going on with Josh, but he seems risk adverse and very conservative. Doesn't look like the player he was in the past even as recent as the Ravens game. How can you not get two yards by running it rather than dicking around in the background waiting for receivers to get open, that don't ever, when you could have run it for 2 yards to get a first down to keep the drive alive, especially going for it on 4th down at the 50th yard line. This whole team is just not in sync and they seem to be just incompetent at many levels. Brady just never knows when to call the right play at the right time, it's always a horrible play call when we really need something or a head scratching play call. Anybody that has James Cook can run run run and he's going to get a lot of yards, he's a great back, but there just seems to be no rhyme or reason with his play calling and he doesn't have a good feel for the game. That is, what to call and when to call it!

One things for sure... Josh Allen shouldn't be talking about trusting his feet or having problems and issues 8 years in with his footwork! He hasn't been playing great and yes, we indeed need much better receivers, but he needs to play a lot better as well and there have been many times where weapons have been open and he's inaccurate, doesn't see them, doesn't pull the trigger & throw it to them or just frankly doesn't seem to properly scan/read the whole field the way he should.

Yes, Beane and his staff are terrible at evaluating talent generally, especially with wide receivers.

And Troy Franklin fell to the fourth round, he was there for the taking and I was hoping Beane would pick him since there was so many speedy receivers in this draft and we had so many pics after the horrible Coleman pic, but of course not! More defensive picks, that rarely pan out. Franklin was a glaring value in the fourth round. And Josh definitely hasn't been playing well, that's for sure. Glad we won though, but it was mostly James Cook today and thankfully with the added fresh pieces on defense, they played a lot better. I think McDermott is now calling the plays with Babich as well. Certainly seem to made a difference.

Now that's what we want to see on offense!

The only offense we've had and have currently is James Cook, even Josh really has not been playing well and he doesn't even run anymore unfortunately (mainly dances around in the backfield when the play breaks down which many do looking for somebody to be open that never is). Although, to be fair, there have been a few times where he's clearly missed seeing the field and there were receivers open, but that's the exception versus the norm. Josh does not look like himself this year with the exception, really, of the Raven's game. It is though absolutely maddening that we have, year after year, a collection of low-grade mediocre misfit receivers because Beane continues year after year to never use draft capital appropriately on the position. They also could be on cost controlled contracts that would help our cap situation, but he just brings in a couple pedestrian at best free agents every year which no other team is falling over to sign, just Beane. Most of our draft picks this year haven't even been playing! I have zero confidence that even if Beane & staff used some of the draft capital consistently every year on wide receivers, that he even knows how to pick the correct ones. With all the money & draft capital they've used on defense over the years, we have very few different makers to show for it, with the exception of maybe Ed Oliver. He has whiffed on so many defensive linemen that I'm not even comfortable with him making the correct pic when it comes to a wide receiver as he's bumbled that already multiple times when there were a lot of talent available and he didn't pick them or picked the wrong person. At least our defense is playing better today thank goodness and Cook has been playing lights out.

"The only mistake Beane may have made" Give me a break, there's been so many since he took over as GM... it's hard to list them all, especially in the draft, not even considering all the mediocre free agent choices and horrible contract decisions over many years he made, including Von Miller to name just one (there's been so many). Giving Diggs a new contract and then cutting him because he had a little bit of an attitude issue, give me a break. We're not going to have all Catholic School boys if you want good players. Let's go back to drafting Cody Ford over DK Metcalf, it didn't take a rocket scientist at that point in the draft to determine he was a pretty sizable value where he could have been picked to most people, even fans. Furthermore, there have been many wide receivers that have been VERY good, that were NOT drafted in the first round since Beane has been here. And it's not even about wide receivers per say, he's missed on so many pics where there were players available (and he made a dubious pic instead) that went on to other teams, which were substantially better and many ended up as being stars. I'm actually being somewhat generous to Beane if you actually look at the totality of his entire record from the use of draft capital, the pics he has made, the pics he didn't make and should have, his staff in the ability to actually evaluate talent, the free agency acquisitions and of course a ton of questionable contracts for players that haven't come close to meeting expectations! Here's a nice fair thing, he's done okay in a few of the mid to late around pics. That will certainly get us to a super bowl. 🙄