Gregg

The Bills won 13 games last year and have JA. They will get their share of primetime games. I would guess 4 with a chance to be flexed into a 5th game.

I would be shocked if one of the Bills-Jets games this year isn't on primetime. The other will be the CBS featured game that week with Nantz/Romo on the call.

That is why I said the Sabres need to get off that list next year. I think they will. There is a lot of young talent on the roster that is only going to get better. They do need to improve the defense this offseason. That is a must.

It won't happen this year, but the Sabres need to get off that list next year. If they have a good offseason in improving the D and G then I think they will.

Not a list you want to be on. The Jets can say they are #1 at something.

We can play the what if game all day but if you polled fans, coaches, players around the league I bet Mahomes would get the nod as the best QB in the league. Mahomes does have the #2 OL while Allen's was #26 last year. Mahomes also has the better coach, and his defense also plays better in the playoffs. So, I do see your point.

Patrick Swayze.

Josh is one of the best QB's in the league, but the best is Mahomes.

Adam Sandler. More 80's movies that I forgot to mention Die Hard and Road House.

The Bills will get at least 4 and maybe flexed into a 5th game. I bet Bills at Bengals will be a Sunday afternoon game. It might be wise to avoid putting this one in primetime given what happened the last time. Superstition and all.

Ari Meirov on Twitter: "The NFL announced that teams can now have two Thursday Night Football games per season. Limit was one. Now that’s changed. Flexing for TNF is not happening … for now." / Twitter Ian Rapoport on Twitter: "NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, on John Mara calling flexing of TNF games, “abusive…” “Providing the best match ups for our fans is what we do. But we look at all the impacts. It’s a very important thing to balance between the in-stadium fans and those who watch on TV.”" / Twitter

80's as well. Along with the movies posted above. There is Caddyshack, Back to School, Better off Dead, and all of the Vacation movies as well.

Just saw the NFL owners have approved that players can wear the number 0. Who will be our #0. CALVIN RIDLEY on Twitter: "Excited to be the first @Jaguars player to wear zero - shout out to @JagsEquip! #ReadyToWork https://t.co/MfympKGWSl" / Twitter

Since this thread is about down years. Here is the winning percentage of every NFL franchise. NFL on CBS 🏈 on Twitter: "Where's your squad located? https://t.co/VJFMtLCFE2" / Twitter

Jerry Butler and Frank Lewis.

I think Saleh and McDermott could have a great fight. Both can certainly beat up old man Bill and the nerd in Miami

Allen definitely deserves some of the blame. His hero ball antics have led to too many turnovers. He needs to clean that up. He definitely needs to see the field better. I remember the INT at MetLife on the opening drive when the Bills were threatening. I was like WTF. Same with the game vs GB when the Bills were inside the 10 and he threw that horrible pick. Those are just some examples of his poor decision making. It's a combination of needing a better OL, an upgrade at WR 2, RB's needing to do a better job as well as Josh doing a better job protecting the ball.

The Bills have to upgrade the OL. I believe the Eagles and Chiefs had the #1 and #2 ranked OL's last year. Look who played in the Super Bowl. The Bills was ranked #26. When your QB is your primary running game than that is a bad thing not a good one. Just think of how much more dangerous Allen would be with a strong OL and a strong running game with the RB's doing it. It would open up the passing game that much more and Allen and the offense would be unstoppable for the most part.

How is this year's draft for WR's? I don't expect them to go there Rd 1 but if it's a good draft for WR's then we could get one in the later rounds.

Charles Robinson on Twitter: "A deal between the #Packers and #Jets to swap Aaron Rodgers for two high draft picks is taking shape. But one lingering hangup is whether the Packers will agree to some draft “give back” protection if Rodgers doesn’t play in the 2024 season. Details: https://t.co/DmpXtuKwf2" / Twitter

Per Forbes the Bills are #29 in value at 3.4 billion. The new stadium does make a difference. Didn't the Pegula's buy them for 1.4 billion.

Elway was the same way early in his career. He was just a smaller version of Allen. Early on he would scramble a lot. He didn't have as many designed runs as Allen does. But the game was different back then. Things changed when Davis got there. He did all the heavy lifting running the ball. As John got older, he became a pocket passer and hardly ran at all. Allen will probably have to the same if he doesn't want his career cut short.

Beane and McDermott aren't saying **** one way or the other.

With a better OL and better RB's that will drastically reduce the amount of running plays Josh gets. Also, better pass protection means Josh won't have to run for his life to avoid the rush.