ddaryl

It would work if they find a big/tall WR who can do a few other things as well

Pretty funny... I think the fact that Allen got it all back together and accounted for 6 scores in spite of the 2 INTs actually makes it more impressive

But then the question becomes who got them down close enough to the goal line to be able to do a Tush Push / Traditional QB sneak for a TD. For me i think its funny that someone thinks Allen is a one trick pony, and that somebody happened to be a butt hurt Ravens fan

Here.. send him this. Doesn't include the last 2 years

Unless he lights it up consistently its time to cut bait if we can find a trading partner. If not he is at best a 4th WR, but not a full time starter We gave him 2 full seasons with no consistent growth and very little big body contested catch success.

After the Miami debacle I am at 0% chance the Bills making the SB. Too many injuries and the holes it has created, and no real consistency on Offense. The only consistency on Defence is knowing there is a 90% chance the team will get a 1st down on 3rd and long

RB Durability is the main issue here. Its hard to give a man 8 digit salary when the odds say the player will probabaly miss some significant time during the contract. This is changing somewhat, thanks to what we witnessed with Derrik Henry Saquan Barkley, and now Cook and some others. WR became over valued when the league shifted away from top RBs and used the pass to set up the run, but it appears that the run game is witnessing a resurgence across the league to take advantage of defenses designed heavily at stopping the pass. I agree the game is won and lost in the trenches, no RB is worth it if the OL can't create the holes, and same can be said about a DL that can plug those holes and rush the QB. I put a premium on the OL and DL because nothing can really work well without solid lines. No matter the phase the league is in the OL and DL have to work well for the offense and defense to work well IMO

Yes we need to appreciate Cook, whom I feel actually upped his game this season. I was not all on board with a big contract for a RB, but Cook is making the crow I eat alot more tastier Everyone needs to remind thmesleves the reason we could not do a big deal and bring in a high quality WR is because of Cook's contract. I for one appreciate that we kept Cook over having more money to go big and sign a top receiver at the Deadline.

I feel a lot better about our chances after the Chiefs game. We looked good. I hope we are just gaining speed because what matters is how you finish the season, not start it. I've seen so many teams over the years come out of the gates hot only to lose all that steam down the stretch. To me the best teams end the regular season better than how they started it. SO I am glad to see us play such a complete game against a top team. Perspective Matters: Weed helps!

In case you did not know. When Allen was drafted they had all the rookies draw the Bills logo from memory. That was Allen's version. If you did know this, then

I personally needed to see a solid game from this team against solid competition. The win against the Cheifs has given me hope that we can become what we exepected to be down the stretch, heading into the playoffs Now we need to see if the Bills can play this way consistently.

I never thought as Coleman as a #1. I thought of him as a big reciever who would be solid with contested catches I do not understand who thought Coleman as a #1 WR, or why they would. That being said he has failed to make the step up and become a reliable target.

Planning for the worst, but hoping for the best.

We are not paying Von Miller. He was cut and we took the dead cap hit but he is not getting paid by the Bills

THINK MAN, who in their right mind would trade for an injured DT. How about the salary cap ramification to the Bills. It would cost the Bills well over $20 milion in dead cap to trade Ed Oliver. Which means who do you want to cut so we can afford to trade Ed Oliver?