tigerthelion

Any person who thinks that Lamar should have three MVP trophies at this stage of his career has zero credibility and is a certified lunatic.

Josh should have been 1st team All Pro. The consolation prize was handed out to Barkley, if anything.

Even Nick Wright is more rational than most of the blowhards on ESPN.

I don't think he deserves to be in the HOF, but I believe he will be voted in at some point.

That is an bad look for Brady and Babich if true. If the Bills don't have any more (especially in their offensive arsenal) than that, yikes. I heard the opposite on here, that they were going vanilla on offense heading into the playoffs.

Not really. On the downside of his career. Alway hurt. Production on a steady decline. He's not an outside guy. Salary is way too high.

Slight problem with the offense against KC was that it relied on about a half dozen or more Josh Allen tumbles into the line of scrimmage, risking life and limb to pick up a yard. When they needed a drive with three minutes left, an Allen run was about all they could muster. Yes, they scored 29 on KC but they were not easy points. I am all for using Josh Allen as a running weapon, but they gotta find a way to pick up a yard without putting him in harms way so much. Gotta have another option than Josh sitting , rolling, waiting for someone to get open. Gotta have a better option than stone hands Kincaid on 4th down. Gotta do better than non factors like Cooper and Coleman.

Would Courtland Sutton be enough of a get for the Bills? I know there are mixed opinions on him. May not take all that much to get him in a trade.

Which is not a good look for Beane, since a big slot was not what Buffalo needed going into this past season.

I might rather go the second route if it was someone other than Beane/Mcdermott picking the safety in the draft. Not a big fan of giving $35,000,000 a year to Garrett on a deal, but not confident in the Bills to find safety talent in the draft, either, so it's a tough call for me.

Yes, positional need definitely has to be taken into account during the draft. I don't like forcing picks just for need, though. Elam and Coleman seemed forced, and both have turned out to be complete duds so far. If Buffalo needed a speed threat on the outside, why draft a slow, unpolished WR like Coleman just because WR was a need? If they couldn't move up for a guy like Brian Thomas Jr., then they would have been better off taking BPA in my opinion . They could have picked up a WR in round four or five that could likely give them as much as Coleman. Seems like Beane doesn't like having speed on the team for some reason.

Am I the only person here to think that Parsons is overrated and not worth thr trouble? I could be way off base, but that is my gut feeling.

At 20 million, of course you don't resign Cook. Can't see his ask being that high, though. We'll see what transpires. Cook is awesome but I don't think you sign any running back for 20 million.

Wilks was completely shafted for sure. Was used as a scapegoat quite a bit. Probably would be a pretty good defensive coordinator for Buffalo but what do I know.

That is by design.