Kelly to Allen

We disagree. Parsons is the best pass rusher in the NFL. But if that's your opinion I respect it. I personally don't like the idea of giving up a ridiculous amount of draft capital for a defensive player in today's NFL

Idk. I don't really agree with it but lots of ppl here think we're trading for a great de

I think Von will still be a pass rush specialist next year but we will add a Parsons or Garrett. I also think we'll draft a DT high. Possibly 2 dts high Garrett/ Epenesa/ Solomon / K. Jonathan Oliver/ Carter/ Gaines as fa Jones/ high draft pick*/ Logue Rousseau/ Von Miller / Smoot/ Toohill

Lamar isn't close to Allen. Lamar is a really good QB but Allen is in his own tier of greatness. It's not close And that's not anything against Lamar. Randall Cunningham was a helluva QB. He wasn't Elway

Lol winning 13-14 games gets treated the same as a 9 win team. It's a joke Like already stated it was fine before. Ppl say oh you only care because you have Josh Allen and are a super bowl contender. Umm.... Yeah duh.. Why is it easier for Brady and not Allen. It's complete bs

I generally agree. I just hate that a hypothetical 9 win team is in the same situation as a 13 win team like buffalo. It's punishing a great regular season It needs to be fixed

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The second round has just two teams. The top seed of the first wildcard gets to rest with the 1 &2 seed 1, 2 bye 3-8 4-7 5-6 Hypothetically all top seeds win 3 would rest with 1&2 Semi wildcard 4-5 Hypothetically 4 wins Div rd 1 vs 4 2 vs 3 AFC championship. 1 vs 2 Long story short, instead of 3 weeks of conference playoff games, you would have 4 Then another bye week before the super bowl

I mean to each their own. I just have a problem with buffalo being punished for winning 13 games and having to go through basically the same tournament as a 6 or 7 seed. That's rewarding the 9 win team hypothetically and hurting the higher seed

No the 1 and 2 seed both get multiple byes. 3-8 play each other. The highest remaining seed ( can only go as low as 6) would get the reward of manufacturing it's own bye while two teams play in the semifinal wildcard Then the top 2 seeds would play whoever survived. It specifically Rewards winning in the regular season and if you finish at least in the top 6, you can possibly create your own bye So technically let's say all the lower seeds won 6 gets a bye week 7 would play 8, 7 wins hypothetically in the semifinal wildcard 1 vs 7 2 vs 6 It rewards the winning in the regular season which is just... and punishes the 7 and 8 seed. It's impossible for the 7th or 8th seed to get any bye. And rightfully so

In 1989 buffalo finished with 9 wins and technically got a bye week From 2020-2024 buffalo has finished with 13 wins 3x and are punished for a great regular season. The system punishes the best teams now and that makes zero sense to me

1, 2 get the bye 3 vs 8, 3, wins and would hypothetically get a bye 4 vs 7, 4 wins 5 vs 6, 5 wins Semifinal wildcard The highest remaining seed that wins, gets a week off. Because 3 won, they get a bye. If hypothetically all lower seeds won, 6 , 7 and 8, the 6th seed would get the bye and 7 would play 8 in the semifinal wildcard round. The 6th seed would be the lowest that could hypothetically manufacture it's own bye. 3 gets a bye 4 vs 5, 4 wins Divisional Rd 1 vs 4, 1 wins 2 vs 3, 2 wins 1 vs 2 AFC championship Similar to only 5 teams making it before 1990 but a little different.

Allen playing in a blizzard at Wyoming about halfway through Snow ❄️ starts at 3:40

Growing up there is much different compared to growing up in Florida It's a huge difference The only raven player I can find that either grew up in the North or played at a northern college in kolar and Flowers...Even Staley is from las Vegas and Faale is from Australia.... Zay flowers grew up in Florida but is out anyway....

A lot of the wrs , tes, and rbs are from and grew up in very cold weather. Coleman 2 years at Michigan State Curtis Samuel is from Brooklyn, went to Ohio State Shakir played at Boise State which is like Antarctica Allen at Wyoming which can be like Antarctica Ty Johnson grew up just outside northern West Virginia/ Maryland Hollins is from Maryland Hamler grew up in Flint and went to penn State and Denver Kincaid played at Utah Knox from the Nashville area Ray Davis played in upper New York and New Jersey in highschool. Cooper is from the south but did get some experience in Cleveland for the past couple years. Morris played in the Mac conference I believe Gilliam did too 4 of our 5 starting oline are from the north

We all saw this in KC last year when Miami went there in the playoffs.

Jim Kelly and Andre Reed/ Lofton could play in extremely cold weather and snow. Allen and Shakir/ Kincaid are going to destroy the ravens in this weather.

Ppl can downplay it all they want. If you haven't played in this weather and cold temps it matters. It matters in a massive way if you grew up in Florida or Georgia and need to start playing in this. Beane has built the bills to play in this. Allen has spent 10 years in Wyoming and buffalo. It's a massive massive advantage for us

We are going to destroy the ravens It's going to be beautiful

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Nate Wiggins is 170lbs at his combine weigh in I can guarantee you that Coleman, Hollins are going to rag doll this dude in run blocking.

So looking at the bills roster and the ravens the bills players have a drastic amount of more experience playing in and growing up in extremely cold weather. Not one Raven skill player that matters grew up in the cold weather Even many of their defensive players haven't Buffalo has not only a lot that grew up in this type of cold weather but have extensive experience in it.

Or just go 8 teams and the top 2 seeds get the bye Having multiple 13-14 win seasons and no bye is a joke

Ray Davis will be in his kelso helmet

We also lost to Miami 23-6 in 1995 early in the season And then destroyed them in the playoffs. 37-22