If the Bills don't make it to the Superbowl it is on one guy.

[ColoradoBills]

15 minutes ago, Marvlevydraftdaygenius said:

Mr. Brandon Beane, if he did not hit on Josh Allen, would Beane still have a job his draft picks have been poor case in point he passed on Johathan Taylor or AJ Epenesa who does not play and makes no plays when he is in a game Taylor is leading the NFL in rushing, he passed on DK Metcalf for Cody Ford, what josh could have done with Metcalf and Taylor, let's look at Gregory Rousseau and Boogie Basham two players taken back to back don't see the field let's not justify taking them trust the process look if McDermott did not want to draft Rousseau and Basham he should have said something.  And if Beane did not hit on Josh Allen this franchise would still be hearing you passed on Patrick Mahomes.  How many more first round defensive players is it going to take before you think Lesile Frazier the game has passed him bye?

 

[34-78-83]

Blaming (in the future no less!) an individual for the "failure" of an organization that is among the tops in the game and involves the input, good health, luck and skill of literally hundreds of people only reflects back on the shortsightedness and/or ignorance of the one placing blame. 

[John from Riverside]

1 minute ago, FilthyBeast said:

 

You'll get bashed for this but you are 100% accurate for the most part.

 

Beane isn't nearly as good as some fans think he is and you take away Allen, Diggs and few others and his FA dealings and draft picks have been among the worst in the league when stacked up against other teams.

 

Sure nobody fires 100% in the draft or FA for that matter, but a lot of bad moves in recent years are coming full circle if this team flames out down the stretch or is one and done in the playoffs.

Filthy given the amount of ***** posts you have put on this site I am not suprised you agree with him

[mushypeaches]

18 minutes ago, Marvlevydraftdaygenius said:

Mr. Brandon Beane, if he did not hit on Josh Allen, would Beane still have a job his draft picks have been poor case in point he passed on Johathan Taylor or AJ Epenesa who does not play and makes no plays when he is in a game Taylor is leading the NFL in rushing, he passed on DK Metcalf for Cody Ford, what josh could have done with Metcalf and Taylor, let's look at Gregory Rousseau and Boogie Basham two players taken back to back don't see the field let's not justify taking them trust the process look if McDermott did not want to draft Rousseau and Basham he should have said something.  And if Beane did not hit on Josh Allen this franchise would still be hearing you passed on Patrick Mahomes.  How many more first round defensive players is it going to take before you think Lesile Frazier the game has passed him bye?

 

Is there a special on tinfoil hats today?  Jeepers H Crackers...

[loyal2dagame]

If the Bills don't make the Superbowl,  it's not on Beane. It's on the players for underperforming and the coaches for not properly utilizing the talent of said players. 

Beane has done his job. 

[Gugny]

19 minutes ago, Marvlevydraftdaygenius said:

Mr. Brandon Beane, if he did not hit on Josh Allen, would Beane still have a job his draft picks have been poor case in point he passed on Johathan Taylor or AJ Epenesa who does not play and makes no plays when he is in a game Taylor is leading the NFL in rushing, he passed on DK Metcalf for Cody Ford, what josh could have done with Metcalf and Taylor, let's look at Gregory Rousseau and Boogie Basham two players taken back to back don't see the field let's not justify taking them trust the process look if McDermott did not want to draft Rousseau and Basham he should have said something.  And if Beane did not hit on Josh Allen this franchise would still be hearing you passed on Patrick Mahomes.  How many more first round defensive players is it going to take before you think Lesile Frazier the game has passed him bye?

 

Bless your heart.

[MJS]

Blah blah blah. Keep crying.

[FLFan]

I feel so much dumber have read the original post in this thread.  A little dirty too.  

[billybob71]

[FilthyBeast]

1 minute ago, John from Riverside said:

Filthy given the amount of ***** posts you have put on this site I am not suprised you agree with him

 

Look we are on the verge of starting an offensive line that is mostly trash outside Morse (who a lot of fans wanted to run out of town). And the bigger issue is that this trash we call an oline is going to get our franchise QB killed and/or continue to make him force things like we saw against the Jags.

 

So if Beane isn't to blame, who is then for resigning Felciano? Scraping the bottom of the barrel for Bobby Hart midseason? Wasting rosters spots on two guys probably wouldn't be on another teams roster right now in Ford and Doyle? Not realizing that Dawkins may struggle most of the season because of the harsh covid experience he had?

 

I'm sure the oline coaching staff will be scapegoating in the offseason but it all starts at the top with this team.

[RaoulDuke79]

Must be a slow work day.

[billybob71]

[Nextmanup]

4 minutes ago, loyal2dagame said:

If the Bills don't make the Superbowl,  it's not on Beane. It's on the players for underperforming and the coaches for not properly utilizing the talent of said players. 

Beane has done his job. 

A lot of folks thought he could have and should have done more before the trade deadline to bolster the OL, which is a train wreck.

 

Still agree it's not on one guy if we don't win the SB.  I highly doubt we will win the SB this year, and I don't think that was ever a realistic goal.

 

The team is not done being formed.

 

 

[FilthyBeast]

3 minutes ago, loyal2dagame said:

If the Bills don't make the Superbowl,  it's not on Beane. It's on the players for underperforming and the coaches for not properly utilizing the talent of said players. 

Beane has done his job. 

 

To be fair you are right to a certain degree that the blame falls multiple places, but sorry Beane had every opportunity to fix things in the offseason but his smug arrogance and believe his ***** don't stink decided to bring back a finesse oline that was among the league's worse in run blocking last year and was destroyed by better teams including the Chiefs twice and quite frankly they weren't good against the Colts and Ravens either even though we were able to pull those games out.

 

Any armchair GM out there knows that you need to constantly evolve and retool your roster even if your a perrenial playoff team, not 'run it back' because you think your players are better than every ones elses because of one flukey season.

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

It will be on you 

Edited November 19, 2021 by SlimShady'sSpaceForce

[Rochesterfan]

18 minutes ago, Big Turk said:

I'd like to nominate this for the longest run on sentence of all time.

 

Can it be nominated also for the dumbest, longest, and most pointless run on sentence of all time.  It could be a 3 time winner.  
 

What a post!

 

 

[John from Riverside]

2 minutes ago, FilthyBeast said:

 

Look we are on the verge of starting an offensive line that is mostly trash outside Morse (who a lot of fans wanted to run out of town). And the bigger issue is that this trash we call an oline is going to get our franchise QB killed and/or continue to make him force things like we saw against the Jags.

 

So if Beane isn't to blame, who is then for resigning Felciano? Scraping the bottom of the barrel for Bobby Hart midseason? Wasting rosters spots on two guys probably wouldn't be on another teams roster right now in Ford and Doyle? Not realizing that Dawkins may struggle most of the season because of the harsh covid experience he had?

 

I'm sure the oline coaching staff will be scapegoating in the offseason but it all starts at the top with this team.

First of all......most of the offensive lines in the NFL are *****.....look it up

Second......bringing in high profile offensive linemen is not an automatic fix.   Take a look at who KC has brought in and how that has worked out for them

Third......if you have any memory retention at all look back to last season....how old our DE's were getting.....and look where we are at on the DL....THAT is where our 1st and 2nd round picks went.   The OT we did take in the last draft has been a revelation.

4th EVERY GM has misses....ALL OF THEM....even the ones that are voted in as GM of the year

 

And lastly.....if you can pull your head out of the sand for 5 seconds take a look at the fact we are pretty much in every playoffs since Beane arrived AND we were one game away from the Super Bowl last year AND a favorite to be in the Super Bowl this year on betting odds.

[TheFunPolice]

Spencer Brown looks like a great pick right away. 

 

Epenesa makes plays but seemingly doesn't get a lot of opportunities. Isn't he the guy who broke Tua earlier in the season? 

 

Rousseau has shown some flashes. DL take some time. 

 

Gabe Davis has looked good. There is depth at LB and in the secondary. 

 

My main gripe:

 

Beane doesn't seem to value a gigantic, mountain of a man at DT. The words "slim down" shouldn't be in the vocabulary of a DL/OL.

 

 

 

[Rochesterfan]

6 minutes ago, FilthyBeast said:

 

Look we are on the verge of starting an offensive line that is mostly trash outside Morse (who a lot of fans wanted to run out of town). And the bigger issue is that this trash we call an oline is going to get our franchise QB killed and/or continue to make him force things like we saw against the Jags.

 

So if Beane isn't to blame, who is then for resigning Felciano? Scraping the bottom of the barrel for Bobby Hart midseason? Wasting rosters spots on two guys probably wouldn't be on another teams roster right now in Ford and Doyle? Not realizing that Dawkins may struggle most of the season because of the harsh covid experience he had?

 

I'm sure the oline coaching staff will be scapegoating in the offseason but it all starts at the top with this team.

 

3 minutes ago, FilthyBeast said:

 

To be fair you are right to a certain degree that the blame falls multiple places, but sorry Beane had every opportunity to fix things in the offseason but his smug arrogance and believe his ***** don't stink decided to bring back a finesse oline that was among the league's worse in run blocking last year and was destroyed by better teams including the Chiefs twice and quite frankly they weren't good against the Colts and Ravens either even though we were able to pull those games out.

 

Any armchair GM out there knows that you need to constantly evolve and retool your roster even if your a perrenial playoff team, not 'run it back' because you think your players are better than every ones elses because of one flukey season.

 

It shows just how bad of a post/thread you have when a different Troll is the only one supporting you.

 

Sometimes the threads and posters just make you 🤢🤢🤮.

 

 

[BuffaloBillyG]

I thought this place was only this beat down ang "shiteposty" during weeks following a loss. We are evolving.