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I think this one is okay. It's from a Bears fan.

Yeah the defense managed to be solid without him, it had been great.

Honestly it's fine, all of this ***** just take it and put on the board, it's the offseason Josh sounded so frustrated that he had to stop practicing ready to get back at it wanting to keep how well he's throwing going and everything. This is the ***** that goes on the ceiling that keeps you up and gets you back looking at film and back working and maintaining the mechanics and working with your pass catchers. Nothing we can do about it just add it to the list.

You could definitely hear that, also kind of weird you'd think he'd be sore from all the hits and what not, but it was like it was making him stronger, I know that's not how it works but the guy is a maniac.

I think the cap issue is somewhat overblown the number will go up by a big amount again and Bean is a wizard, not to mention if there is anything can do to help he's going to do it, within reason obviously. Defense could still be great if we stick with McDermott calling plays getting Milano and Benford back for year 2 with a whole offseason together. Also another offseason for Williams to develop, also I'm just not as worried about McDermott finding ways to fill in the gaps in the secondary White will also be back. Another leap, what's he going to start levitating and shooting lasers out of his eyes?

Right Bean wouldn't even finish his sentence only to be surprised that Chicago had offered multiple additional 1st round picks he hadn't asked for and sprinted from Chicago to Buffalo to shake hands on the deal.

They asked him he answered, and it's not like he was bad, and unlike Dorsey he actually adjusted to defenses.

Kincaid, Shakir, hopefully a healthy Diggs, and a rookie WR/who they bring in no way they don't do something. Allen seemed locked in on those skill guys in the press conference his frustration is extreme. Plus continuity on an O-Line that actually performed well, I wouldn't be surprised if the offense was very good next season.

Mahomes was better in the same way that someone riding a bullet train is faster than someone driving a car.

Season as a whole is a failure obviously, at the start with that defense and this offense they should have won the whole damn thing, defense died in London and McDermott began bandaging and puppeteering the corpse from that point on. Offense was captained by a guy wearing a brown paper bag and no eye holes. Replaced halfway but injured #1 weapon and no other outside weapon kept it from being truly dominant. Season from the Broncos/Eagles game is a success in that there's no way we should have expected to do that with where we were at that point. But still a failure in the way that if you're not going to make it then in the end all you ever do is damage you're draft position and make next season's games harder. 🤷‍♂️

Wasn't he the one guy who had a shot at a sack, and of course didn't bring Mahomes down.

Right just compare the Shakir TD and the wide open TD to Kelce.

It did seem different from previous ones he seemed angry in his postgame like not overtly but like underneath the surface. The end of the year presser definitely seemed locked in sounded like he was frustrated that he had to not practice right now. But it's offseason now and he has to take a break, but he doesn't want to lose how well the ball is coming out and clearly wants to get back to it. Definitely could pick up bits in pieces from it like it sounded like he'll be involved with working with his playmakers in the offseason, though he also seemed to have to note around the same time about the pieces not being set. Though he definitely identified a group at the end I wouldn't be surprised he's keyed in on.

Then what Josh would have gone "Coach are you a ***** idiot?" Yeah maybe it works out that way but you take a TD when you can get it, you're in the redzone against one of the best defenses in the NFL you'd have to be high not to.

I remember hearing how ***** their visiting locker room was during the lightning delay game, he can ***** off. Visiting locker rooms are universally terrible and why is it not surprising the Chiefs have no class even when they win.

Got to love how Diggs has been a great teammate all season but because his production has been down from what seems likely a persisting injury it's LOCKER ROOM CANCER! everywhere.

It's this bizzarro world of both blaming Allen and assuming well of course he'll score the TD he's Josh Allen, pick a ***** lane.

But he was okay I guess, because we'll only look at how people will look at the game historically, you know because why would we even care about what we actually saw.

Mahomes didn't do it last night, had the chance to get a 2 score lead and put the game away in the 4th and he takes his team nowhere and has to punt leaving nearly the perfect amount of time for Buffalo to grind out the clock on a long drive.

I like how the narrative has suddenly changed from not wide open, he was, NFL open to tight window, soon it's going to be dangerous throw, and eventually can't believe it wasn't a pick.

The real frustration comes next week when they return to form, just like after 13 seconds and Mahomes threw a game losing pick in OT.

That's just ***** mindboggling to me, the decision to throw the pass to the open WR in the endzone to take the lead past the 2 minute warning in the game is bad. Like the ***** are they talking about, one it's obviously the play call, two what does Josh have to ***** levitate the whole game and shoot lasers from his eyes or some *****, what kind of impossible standard is he being held to. It's not the wrong decision the entire premise of it being wrong is ridiculous and only exists because they're going eh it's Josh Allen he'll still get it in anyway he should just take a specific amount of clock off and do it at a prescribed time, and that's ***** ridiculous. Are we sure those weren't the dropped deep balls.

Thinking about it last night I think the injury situation doubly impacted McDermott both in a way he couldn't really help and in a way he definitely needed to be better in. Your teams injured so the scheme you're trying to run doesn't work like you want it sucks but it is what it is. Problem was it got in the way of something McDermott has been doing really well most of the season and especially on this late season run. He's been doing a great job adjusting in game when the offense is getting the better of his scheme and finding a way to shut things down. This time though McDermott got stuck trying to find a way to get his original scheme to work with the broken pieces he had to work for way too long. He needed to move on and adjust much quicker, he seemingly did towards the end, and it was more effective, Mahomes still got things done I mean it's Mahomes, but we actually got a stop. At least that's what it felt like.

This feels dumb and pointless, getting some of our guys back like Benford and we'd have a shot of course.