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Refer to the Cinci game where DC Lou Anarumo took Dorsey to the woodshed. Completely outclassed. In fact, Dorsey's game plan or lack of almost cost the Bills the game vs Miami. Crawl out from under your rock.

Just the facts.

He took the lowly Giants to the playoffs and made Daniel Jones a winner. Josh progressed and had great seasons under Daboll. It's not a stretch to think Daboll brought out the best in Allen. Certainly, Dorsey was no where near as successful. Remember, the bonehead Allen INTs?

Food for thought: Maybe it's the same with Daboll? Look at how Daniel Jones performed last year. Interesting huh? With elite coaching comes elite schemes and playoff success. No doubt Allen would have hoisted at least one Lombardi Trophy by now.

I'm not sold that McD can lead this team to a Super Bowl. Make no mistake about it he blew a great chance in 13 seconds. This fan base and local media let him off the hook and treated him with kid gloves. Beane has failed to give Allen weapons and adequate protection. I disagree that he doesn't believe in doing so. He just doesn't know how to. Multiple failures on the oline and RB position. Hard not to agree that the Bills aren't talented enough. Anyone who watched the Cinci game should see that. I'm not buying the excuse game. A healthy offense scored 10 points and a defensive line couldn't beat multiple oline back ups.

Sadly, I agree and I wish that I didn't.

Then that says a lot about the state of the Bills, their players, and the coaching staff. Not a ringing endorsement here.

100% agree! I absolutely think Allen would have some rings if the Bills organization and coaches were similar to KCs. I mean just analyse KCs team. Their defense was middling with many younger players who stepped up. Very good experienced DC too. On offense, they have mediocre RBs and WRs which equates to limited weapons. Yet they won a Super Bowl. Why and how? Coaching, Mahomes, Oline, and Dline...

I doubt that. Too many people fall in love with Allen's arm strength. There's more to playing the QB position than that. Look how Burrow carved the Bills D with a ***** oline. He's arm isn't anything special. It can be argued that Burrow has surpassed Allen. Burrow has that swag and that it factor. You can feel it in the big games. Allen has shown to be careless and reckless with the ball. Thus far, he hasn't led his team nearly as far as Mahomes or Burrows. It really doesn't matter because all three QBs are franchise elite QBs. Hopefully, Allen will led the Bills to a Super Bowl. My ranking in 1 Mahomes 2 Allen and 3 Burrow

You are in the minority thinking Josh is better than Mahomes. Mahomes would win by a landslide if you polled fans, experts, and coaches. Until Allen gets a ring or two or three he will always be Mahomes understudy. It's rings that count brother. Mahomes led his average team to a Super Bowl win on one leg. Allen's offense scored 10 points in a home playoff game. Do the math sir...

You missed the big ones. (1) Mahomes is better than Allen. Sorry it's true folks. (2) Reid is better than McD.

I'm looking at this current oline and thinking it has a lot of question marks. Currently, it still doesn't look to be a strong offense line. Adequate to beat lesser teams but come playoff time the same issues will likely appear. Still have time to improve the line. Hopefully, guys step up and stay healthy. I'm concerned about both sides of the line. We all know the importance of the trenches. Yet, the Bills seemingly haven't or can't improve them enough to make that Super Bowl run. What changes this year to make us think things will be different?

The Chiefs have built a great Oline for Mahomes. As a result, he makes WRs look better and has time to find the open guy. As a result, a dynamic WR isn't crucial in the Chiefs system. The Bills have failed to build a solid wall around Allen. Basically, it's the main failure of the Bills falling short. Just look at the Cinci game. Allen had no time to throw.

Noah Sewell is a big no for me in the 2nd round.

That's not ideal in my book. I think the offense should be top priority this year. Let the defense fall where it falls. Let McD work his magic and earn his pay. I have little faith this organization can formulate and draft a very good defensive front line. They have numerous failed years despite constant picks ups and drafts picks. I very much want this team to invest heavily on the offense. More weapons and better protection. Give Allen the best opportunity to win. I'd rather have the game on the line with Allen having the ball vs the defense having to make a stop.

Great insight Gunner. Thanks.

I certainly respect Gunner's knowledge. He's probably correct. On tape, Flowers looks more versatile than Hyatt. The real question is his size. He reminds me of a young Steve Smith.

Once again, I don't disagree with your post. It's pretty spot on. I never addressed the issue of the frequency or lack of for trades and draft movement either way. Of course, a weak draft as you have pounded out factors in that. I was simply referring to a weak draft slowing the Bills to possibly get someone inn the cheap. I don't believe that's the case. I believe teams will still use their trading charts and scores. Hope that clarifies things.

Not sure how I missed the point. I don't disagree with what you've posted. However, it's really not pertinent to my premise. My premise was that teams won't get trades ups on the cheap because it's a weak draft. Another poster suggested that.

Depends on teams boards and where good value appears. Teams always look to trade forward and back. The issue of it being a weak draft is really not in play. It's about perceived value, needs of the team, and a desire to get their player especially if trading up or back makes sense. The move up still won't be cheap or cheaper. The value system is in place and I don't think teams moving down will give other teams discounts based on a supposed weak draft.

Flowers all day. He's small but really can do it all. Fast, dynamic, good route runner, good hands, and can create space.

Let's agree that the Bills aren't as good as every other team because they lose big playoff games on a consistent basis. They haven't even sniffed a playoff game to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl. But wait, they are many reasons why...

Exactly. They are as good as anyone in the regular season.

Disagree that the Bills are as good as anyone. They have consistently pooped out of every playoff game in the McD era. I will give you that the Bills are as good as anyone during the regular season. The playoffs have illustrated the Bills aren't superior to the upper echolen teams like KC and Cinci. Go ahead and make excuses and believe you lies. I'll believe my eyes and the facts. I will remain skeptical that this team led by McD can get over the hump. I don't buy much this. All excuses. Every team had injuries and circumstances to overcome. The team got waxed at home in the biggest playoff game in recent memory. Out coached by a country mile. Manhandled like men playing against boys. Your excuses fall woefully short.

I'm well aware of that. Thus far, the Bills have been a great regular season team. It wins them AFC East titles. No small accomplishment. The next step forward has been much different in a not so good way. No need to rehash that. Depends on what satisfies your appetite. Many here are fine with great regular season records, winning the division, and making the playoffs. Especially, when you remember the past two decades of Bills play. As for me, I want a Super Bowl appearance and a Super Bowl win. The Bills have a top 5 WB in the league and thus far have fallen short. These last two years certainly seem like wasted opportunities.