FireChans

Well, here’s what I’ll tell you. No team has made a SB with less than 1 in the top 32 in the last 4 years. Of the 8 teams that did make the SB, 6 of them did have 2 in the top 32. The exceptions? Tampa had #18 and #36 in 2020, with a weapons group of Evans, Godwin, AB, Gronk. The Rams in 2021 had #1 and #44, with Kupp famously having arguably one of the greatest individual seasons of all time in the NFL with 145 catches, 1947 yards and 16 TD’s. So unless we are as good as that 2020 Tampa unit or have a Kupp ready for a 2k yard season, we are probably not gonna be an exception to that statistic. Ok so no reason to discuss production. Yet you have the third most posts in this topic lol. See #1. Do you think there’s no correlation with points scored and the production of your offensive weapons? Did the Bills jump from 23rd in points in 2019 to 2nd in points in 2020 for no reason?

I was responding to a post about how KC had 2 receivers in top 32 last year….. Did you even read along with the conversation? If this is all meaningless discussion because we don’t know what offense Brady will run and he could run the mythical “4 WR’s and 2 TE’s all get 600 yards” offense, why are you even here discussing it? I will ask again, do you ever ask yourself what your point even is?

So you won’t make any kind of prediction because it’s just blowing wind and you don’t know what the offense looks like, but you do know my prediction of “maybe we won’t have two productive weapons in the top 32,” is wrong, even though you yourself admit that the ball is gonna be spread around and that will limit individual production by definition. lol. Lmao even. Do you ever ask yourself what your point is?

Do you think we’ll have 3 guys at 33? Sorry, you just kinda sound like one of those guys who complains but won’t actually make any kind of prediction on their own. If Kincaid has 900 yards and 3 other guys have 600+, we won’t get to 4500 passing yards lol.

You won’t commit to a prediction that 2 out of 3 top weapons will be in the top 32 of receiving yards next year. What is that except for an admission that we may not have 2 productive weapons next year? FYI, Kincaid was 56 in the NFL, Samuel was 65 and Shakir was 66. So I don’t blame you for refusing to commit to that take. But understand what that implies lol.

Two of those 3 guys will be in the top 32 in receiving yards next year? Is that your prediction?

I think the point he is making is that even though they were bad, they still had two productive pass catchers, which the Bills may not have this year.

The 2023 Chiefs weapons sucked last year. The 2024 Bills weapons are looking to surpass that level of suck.

If he quit on the team, I don’t care if he posts 2k yards with the Texans. It was completely right to ditch his ass.

Um, yes? Cole Beasley was like the second or third biggest FA WR signed that year.

MVP is a regular season award. Playoffs are irrelevant.

Josh Allen doesn’t come in second in total TO’s last year and I think he wins MVP going away tbh. Correct. By this logic, Phillip Rivers is also 3 to 4 plays away from being a multiple SB champion.

Jalen Hurts dropped the ball lol, They still allowed 35. In Josh Allen land, that’s “he can’t win a game like that.”

Imagine if Pat Mahomes’ defense allowed 35 in the SB.

I have seen the “underdeveloped at winning at the LOS” criticism levied at Josh before. Like his presnap stuff is not up to snuff. Where does this come from? What is it that folks see or or notice?

The OL, particularly IOL was really bad in 21 and 22. Josh covers up a lot because he’s Josh. And we saw how it affected him because he was bailing out of the pocket in a second vs the Jets in the opener in 23 when he had plenty of time.

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I’m not talking about being a contributor. I’m talking about being a star.

I'm talking like the 1 in a thousand rookie who just dominates from week 1 and blows away all expectations. JJ was a guy who was projected to be a slot and have difficulty with separation and basically rendered all that projection moot. That's the only way for the Bills WR room to be good. For Coleman to be a historic rookie.

Jail this man! Delete this post before the IRS finds it.

The only chance that the Bills have a top 5 passing attack next season is if Coleman is an out of the box surprise star, imo. The chances of that are low, but not zero.

I think Deebo has less value among the league because of his unique skill set. There are probably a lot of coaches that don’t know how to use him.

Week 7/8 missing Williams and Deebo in 2023. So that’s not really fair (although it makes Deebo look worth a Hall of Fame LT AND a good WR). Regardless, Deebo has major injury concerns at this point, has a high contract, and will be 29 this season. Even if he’s that important, will he be in 2 years?

I’m surprised cut/trade Deebo and pay Aiyuk isn’t gaining traction in SF.

They traded the #1 pick last year. That’s how they got it this year. It wasn’t a “gift.” Eventually, you have to use your picks to find a good QB, something the Bears haven’t had in a decade plus. Caleb was the best QB prospect in the last two seasons. It’s much easier to argue that they did everything right, even if Caleb isn’t the answer.