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He played for the Tar Heels in the ACC, granted not the pros and they only play into mid December in college. He's definitely played some cold weather games in college, but probably not frigid games like you see here or other places like Green Bay. I wouldn't put much stock on him having a bad game because it's too cold.

He's not wrong, the roster has issues. Multiple WRs FA and draft picks not really panning out, had to retool the WR room midseason due to poor play/injuries. Defense has its warts and has also been marred due to injury. That being said I can't say I see any team being just completely head and shoulders above most other teams right now with maybe the Rams being the exception. All the contending AFC teams have very obvious and visible flaws.

I'm looking at our cap space and his contract and...I just don't see how it makes sense. I feel like you'd be forcing the Bills to make a lot of bad choices w.r.t depth and in other areas to make his contract and JA's contract work. Granted you can work some magic with the cap but you can only kick the can down the road so many times before it catches up to you.

Eh, first round is the money round and sometimes you want a little time to make some phone calls and check on handshake trade deals with teams depending on how the board falls after the first couple of picks come off the board. I think 5 minutes is too tight, especially in the first round where the moves you make are the most impactful, either good or bad.

Correct, it was the first home game against the chargers. We got thoroughly smoked that game. Then the Vikings game happened and we all saw the first glimpses of who Josh Allen was going to be.

I feel like Coleman only runs two routes, a go route down the sideline or a shallow inside crossing route and it's pretty obvious which one it's going to be before the snap depending on down/distance. I feel like the org doesn't trust Coleman with a complete route tree.

Makes total sense, he's one of our best receiving threats and him being there lets you run credible pass plays out of 13 personnel. When we can line Kincaid, Knox and Hawes out there with Cook this is a tough offense to figure out pre snap.

If you're faced with a strong DL the conventional wisdom is you run at pressure and throw away from it. Good mix of run, both up the middle and to the outside along with quick outs, screens and jet sweeps. Force them to play sideline to sideline and bring a safety into the box.

We paid him and we should use him, he’s our best player not named Josh Allen

Probably pretty well, I mean just look at the 2007 Randy Moss season

Nah you call the Browns about Maliek Collins and see if you can peel him off. JS is not available.

The sequence is weird af, he wasn’t playing well but no one else to replace him either? Is depth at DB for the Bills that much of an issue?

There's a full season of 'the Brady offense' on tape now. Something in the passing game isn't clicking, not sure if it's Allen, play calls, receivers, how it's being defended etc

I'll give you maybe 2 out of 3. Losing Oliver is a big deal

How the holy hell the 49ers seem to be a Super Bowl contender ever other year or even still looking dangerous dealing with their QB situation, injuries, dead money, terrible trades and drafts has to be one of the greatest magic tricks ever