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Josh is more than capable of winning a super bowl. But I’m not sure our GM or coach has what it takes to surround Josh with enough talent to win. Which is sad, because I’m not sure we will ever get a QB as good as Josh ever again. We are basically wasting him.

Honestly a lot of us have been Bills fans for years. Beaten and battered. We show up and cheer no matter what. But this last year actually weighed on me like no other. For the first time ever, I contemplated is all of the time worth this. I never thought I’d ever get to that point. I never even felt like that during the drought years. I’m not even sure why. I think a super bowl victory will cure all these weird feelings, but if Josh can’t bring us one over the coming years, it’s probably going to take my fandom enjoyment to new lows. Which I never thought this moment would come or was even possible.

I’ve been a fan for a long time, not as long as some of you but old enough to have seen a lot. Super bowl years were soul crushing, but the last few years are starting to do me in. At least during the decades of suck, there was hope we could attain super bowl glory years. Now we have an elite QB, more elite than Kelly, and we are still struggling to bring one home. I’m willing to be a fan as long as Josh Allen is our QB and will likely continue being a fan of Allen brings home a super bowl victory, but if he can’t by the time he retires, I’m likely done being a Bills fan. It’s just not worth it at that point. I’ve never lurked in the shadows before, even during the bad years, but year after year after year of fail even with elite talent is depressing.

If we can’t win with a Josh Allen, then we are likely never going to win a super bowl. At some point people are going to spend their time doing something else. Every year of football and it’s getting harder and harder to justify the time investment. If we can’t win a super bowl during Allen’s tenure, I’m likely done watching the NFL.

Because fans pay the bills. If they want fans to show up, they need to win the big one at some point.

For good reason, dude was looking all pro before the injury.

Jalin Hyatt is worth the #27 at face value anyways. All SEC WRs that ran sub 4.4 and posted at least one 1,000 yard season went in the first round. Not only did they go in the first round, every single example the WR with similar stats went on or are looking like all pros.

Josh Allen was 5-7 .

Don’t mind the homers, most realist fans understand that Beane has been terrible outside of Josh Allen. You guys have drafted very well. As long as we have Josh Allen though, we always have a chance against KC. If we can close the gap with some good drafts over the next few years, we will be just as good and super bowl appearances will be obtainable.

You ain’t seen nothin yet.

Could you imagine if the Niners had Josh Allen? They would be a dynasty for a decade.

Was this before or after the one bite?

Apple roasted like a pig on a spit.

Jabba the Reid lol

Glad KC won. Now the Eagles need to come through.

27. Dorian Williams LB Tulane 59. Garrett Williams CB Syracuse 91. Rayshad Williams CB Texas Tech 128. Chantz Williams EDGE Miami (FL) 135. Bennett Williams S Oregon 160. Mario Williams WR

So the rest of the league will have to keep up with the Jones’s?

Give me Avila and Vorhees.

Well OP said no trades. That means 6 picks. I took 2 WR and 2 OGs. As much as I want to take nothing but WRs and OL we have other issues we have to address. With Benford moving inside and White possibly never returning to form, we need another CB to play along with Elam or in case of an emergency. We might lose Poyer and with Hamlin likely not up to form, we likely need to draft a Safety, even with Benford shifting.

Daft Hyatt and then Avila and Vorhees. Problem solved. Speed guy for Allen and 2 great interior linemen.

27. Jalin Hyatt WR Tennessee 59. Steve Avila OG TCU 91. Andrew Vorhees OG USC 128. Garrett Williams CB Syracuse 135. Rakim Jarrett WR Maryland 160. Jay Ward S LSU I don’t think Hyatt will make it far enough into the 2nd for us to pick him, so if we like him we are going to have to take him at #27. Avila and Vorhees are some of my favorite interior linemen that I want to see drafted, especially Avila one of the best pass blockers in the draft. I did a breakdown of all SEC WRs that ran a sub 4.4 and had at least a 1,000 yard season and every single one of them was drafted before 40th pick. If we want Hyatt, we need to take him at #27.

With more time, he probably could do 5,000 , that’s the amazing thing.

They also drafted Brown, who hasn’t amounted to much thus far.

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