BeastMaster

This is a fair question, and I'm not sure myself, but I would make the move regardless If he doesn't utilize him properly, then we know that Brady needs to be replaced and we still have that number one option for Allen and the offense

I'm pretty much right there with you Last season I felt like if there was a time for the Bills to get over the Chiefs hump it was then. They didn't, and everything since has left me uninspired. Free agency was disappointing to me, and I was not overly impressed with the draft either. The team has looked mediocre at best most of the year, and watching Vrabel in his rookie season with the Pats hand McDermott his behind at home was about as depressing as it gets I decided I wasn't buying Sunday Ticket for the first time in forever, and I took a wait and see approach on planning a trip to Buffalo to see them when I go every year for sure I think the only thing that pulls me back in is if McDermott is relieved of his duties, and that won't happen unless he fails miserably this season (possible). I'm a fan and always will be, but my emotional and financial investment isn't what it was and it won't change until I feel as if the organization is doing everything it can to support Josh Allen and get him a real shot at winning a ring.

Thinking Palmer is going to be our savior is only going to lead to disappointment He was another Beane bust free agent signing that wasn't worth anywhere close to what he got I agree that Bradys offense is partly to blame, but a true threat at wideout will make a huge difference BTJ, Olave, or Shaheed would all massively improve our passing game and help Josh immensely. All are available in trade. Beane needs to admit his mistake and get one of these guys

It does explain it if he's trying to do something that isn't in his nature...which would include being a game manager if you ask me Josh needs to be Josh. Any other version of him will not be what he's supposed to be, and it might look like he has looked these past few games

Oh, my goodness Every team that's struggling can say their missing ingredient is forcing turnovers I'd say a third of it is luck, another third is scheme and talent, and the last third is simply luck You're better off relying on trying not to turn over the ball instead of taking it away cause that's more within your control

Beane will never do a deal like this after the Diggs trade and the little tirade he had when he was questioned about the WR room that off season He would have to own up to his failure to get Josh a premier wideout that he should absolutely have

He looks like the guy I saw on tape at LSU I was very surprised when he took off last season, but now he's back to being exactly what some scouts and myself saw It's very strange

McDermotts defense has always been a complete doormat once they face a legitimate offense and QB in the playoffs This isn't going to change until he changes

McDermott never lets the branches get long enough to find out what they could potentially become He sacrifices them to preserve himself

Yes Which is why they say build through the draft and don't use free agency because the players usually aren't worth the money they get Palmer is another example of this Palmer is barely a threat, so not a big loss I do agree, however that we need a receiver Go get Olave at any cost

The QB is always a reflection of his coach I have no doubt that McDermott has influenced him, and not in a positive fashion when it comes to his mentality as a football player It's to the point now where I feel as if it's damn near criminal what this organization has made Josh deal with, and if he ever voices his displeasure or asks to be moved, I would completely understand it and support him because he's been done no favors by McDermott or Beane

Both are JAGS Keep expectations very low

Dude caught one pass and you think they were about to unlock some player that he's never even shown hints of becoming Complete nonsense

I'll say Brady is not good, and here's why I believe so What he got credit for was simply designing an offense that was predicated on the Bills running the ball and Josh taking less risks in the passing game This is something we all knew had to happen in order for Josh and the offense to progress into an elite offense He gets credit since he was the guy that did it, but I think just about any decent coordinator would have done similar or even better

Pats smell blood in the water and are going for it Beane is gonna sit back and watch as they do it