TurfToeJam

Outcoached. Experienced vs inexperienced. Let's not overthink this.* *Feel free to copy/paste this post as it applies to almost every thread on this forum

What triggers the sky judge is an absolute mystery to me. They need to set rules/standards for the sky judge to keep things fair. I'm just talking in general about it.

I completely agree. Especially on defense though. I could argue Milano was that guy when he was in his prime. But he's not anymore.

I think it's safe to say that the increase in team popularity correlates closely to Josh Allen joining the team.

I've always fealt great coaching is all about ability to make adjustments. This takes years to learn to read the field on the fly. Bills have an amateur O.C. with minimal experience. He did a pretty good job throughout the season. Problem is playoffs are one loss and your out. Brady was no match against Andy Reid. Brady may someday be an excellent O.C.. But we need an experienced guy NOW so we don't waste Allen. When I heard that Brady asked the players what plays they liked, I cringed. This isn't backyard football. Coaches should coach the players. Not other way around.

What a waste of a 3rd round pick it was to trade for cooper. Did he not ask mcd if he would be used? What was the point of the trade? Between Von and Cooper, and the poor drafting, I feel change is needed. The way I look at it is like this ... If beane did not lucked into the Allen pick, we'd be a 6 or 7 win team. Bills have a very average supporting cast. Allen may have same date as Warren Moon did

It would end up being a flag football game. No thanks

Unfortunately with terry pegula as owner I'm not so sure. Plus the lack of a clear hierarchy up top leads to lack of accountability.

I think beane did a great job building this team the first couple seasons he was here. But his biggest weakness is drafting. The bills now need to thank beane for his efforts and move on. We need a GM who has a history/focus of drafting talent. We are pretty stuck in a lot of contracts. Plus Allen's contract. The only way we improve is drafting. I don't trust beanie's drafting capabilities. I almost feel we'd be better off just drafting Kiper's best available player at this point.

Bills should sign every great player. Win the super bowl. Then worry about fines, etc the following years. What does league do if team over the cap? Totally worth it. (Just joking around.) But seriously, has a team actually ever been over the cap? If so what were the ramifications?

...because the bills have been bringing in major $$$ for the terry pegula. Although it's mainly because of Allen. But no way terry risks changing the current bills formula.

Go commanders...

More confident than I was going into the Baltimore game. Only concerns is if Taron Johnson and /or Taylor Rapp don't play. Especially Taron cause he'd possibly be the guy to help cover Kelce. Hoping for good relatively warm weather

I'm pretty sure codrington is "a go" for the game

Exactly. Our defense may not be able to stop Henry. But if we win the turnover battle that's huge.