Speculative article on friction between McDermott and Staff?

[Bleeding Bills Blue]

53 minutes ago, FilthyBeast said:

 

It's truly a year to year league and why so many fans/media/etc felt the Bills pissed away what was their best chance to get to/win a SB since the 90's and you just don't know when the stars will align again despite having a talent like JA17 at the helm.

 

And while I agree the Bills should be the prohibitive favorites to at least win the division again in 2022 and get to the playoffs again there's still tons of offseason left and if the Dolphins were to make a big move at QB at the very least they are going to have the same odds as the Bills in terms of winning the division given the core of talent already in place and how close they have been to breaking through the last few years.

 

Still think that if Mac Jones takes a big step this year the Pats are going to be there too. And the Jets have tons of money and cap space to make a move especially if the QB situation improves.

 

I think the patriots are more likely to go the opposite direction.  Losing the offensive coordinator - not a ton of cap space... and they're projected to lose....

 

Starting corner - JC jackson

Both LBs in Van Noy and Hightower

Starting FS in McCourtey

Starting linemen Trent Brown and Ted Karras... 

 

They can make space if they need it - but I'm not sure that's wise with how disappointing the team finished.