What is your unpopular Bills opinion?

[SoCal Deek]

We need more renderings. 

[zow2]

Trade Josh for Brock Purdy + assets and start over lol.   Maybe he can win one for his home area.

[ROCBillsBeliever]

Mine?

 

Unpopular here?

 

Let's go:

 

-McD is not actually Satan, nor is he embedded with Al Qaeda.

-The Bills are actually a good football team.

-Diggs likes Allen.

-Taylor Swift is NOT the MVP.

 

Want me to keep going?

[Bob Jones]

Josh Allen will never hoist the Lombardi trophy, not with Bills and not with any other team.

[colin]

1 hour ago, BarleyNY said:

The buzz in Vegas last week says there’s a very good chance that you get your wish. 

 

 

so what is the word?  is something like a trade to dallas where dallas sends picks/players and eats some of the cap hit we'd take possible?

[QB Bills]

- Singletary is better than Cook

- Allen also has at least three super bowls if not more with Andy Reid designing plays for him

- Dick Jauron was actually a decent coach when you look at what he was given to work with here

- Tre White was never really all that great and his injury actually helped the team by forcing them to upgrade by trading for Douglas

- Chris Brown is a significant downgrade from John Murphy and makes the radio broadcast almost unlistenable

- Tyler Dunne's article was pretty much spot on and he should be commended for not filtering out things that would make the team uncomfortable

- The Bills defense was not all that banged up against KC. That was just another excuse to deflect from how bad McDermott got out coached by Reid in a big game yet again. 

 

This one is not unpopular but contentious nonetheless. The Bills have a bottom tier head coach. Everyone keeps talking about how he changed things in Buffalo like the team was some bottom feeder when they had a couple of 9 win seasons just before he got here. They lucked into a playoff spot his first year and then hit the lottery on an absolute freakshow of a QB who is the only reason this guy isn't coaching DBs in Carolina right now.

[GunnerBill]

3 minutes ago, QB Bills said:

- Singletary is better than Cook

- Allen also has at least three super bowls if not more with Andy Reid designing plays for him

- Dick Jauron was actually a decent coach when you look at what he was given to work with here

- Tre White was never really all that great and his injury actually helped the team by forcing them to upgrade by trading for Douglas

- Chris Brown is a significant downgrade from John Murphy and makes the radio broadcast almost unlistenable

- Tyler Dunne's article was pretty much spot on and he should be commended for not filtering out things that would make the team uncomfortable

- The Bills defense was not all that banged up against KC. That was just another excuse to deflect from how bad McDermott got out coached by Reid in a big game yet again. 

 

This one is not unpopular but contentious nonetheless. The Bills have a bottom tier head coach. Everyone keeps talking about how he changed things in Buffalo like the team was some bottom feeder when they had a couple of 9 win seasons just before he got here. They lucked into a playoff spot his first year and then hit the lottery on an absolute freakshow of a QB who is the only reason this guy isn't coaching DBs in Carolina right now.

 

Disagree with everything expect the radio  one which I have no knowledge of. I do think Allen with Andy Reid has probably won a Superbowl though. Wouldn't say three but I reckon he'd have won one.

 

Douglas as an upgrade on White and Singletary being better than Cook are laughably bad takes.

[JustAnotherBillsFan]

8 hours ago, 14774 said:

The Bills will NEVER win the Super Bowl. Stadium, coach nor QB matters.

 

Sabres will never win the Cup either.

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[Florida Bills Fanatic]

I'll start with these two guys being some of my favorite players but Poyer and Hyde should both hang it up.  For every good play they made this season, they made two or three bad plays (missed tackles, blown coverage, or just got beat).  They looked slow all year.  Unfortunately, the Bills didn't have better options on the roster but they need to fix that.  Father time has run its course.

[WhitewalkerInPhilly]

53 minutes ago, TrentEdwardsCheckDownOn4th said:

They can save $19 million against the cap if they trade him post June 1. Of course, most decent free agents will be gone at that point but I'd still rather let beane have 19 million to play with, plus whatever draft capital we receive in return, than having diggs back on the team. 

 

 

Again, I feel what is worth noting that whatever cap space is freed for 2024 via a June 1 cut comes due in 2025.

 

It's like getting a payday loan to bid on storage units, only the money gets released late and everyone already has had first pick. Maybe you get lucky, but no matter what that loan is due.

2 hours ago, BarleyNY said:

The buzz in Vegas last week says there’s a very good chance that you get your wish. 

Where is the betting on that? I'm about to fleece some hot take readers.

[finn]

This Bills team is this generation's version of the Kelly-era Bills: Good enough to go almost all the way, but never never never good enough to win it all. With yet another version waiting to break our hearts in 25 years. 

 

Always wide right, throughout eternity. 😱

[Iraq Vet]

The Bills are going well under .500 for the 2024 season.  Beane is going to clean out the salary cap now, make trades for draft picks for the 2025 draft.  The good news is that Payoff is a 2025 great season with young amazing draft picks and free agents..  The 2026 season will be be historic in the new Stadium with a Super Bowl win..

[T.E.]

We're about 18 months away from hearing rumors that Allen wants a fresh start and is "open" to being traded.

[noacls]

Whoever decided not to draft Mahomes should be fired. 

[I'm Spartacus]

The Bills will pick up Kyle Okposo from the Sabres and convert him to safety.

[Sweats]

Unpopular opinion?.....the team is soft.

 

This team is soft, from the FO, to the HC to the players on down.....soft at every level.

Once they learn some grit, they will hoist that Lombardi. I can promise you that. 

When was the last time a soft team won the SB? I can't honestly remember any, to be honest. Each team that has ever won a SB played with determination, played with grit and knew what was on the line each week to get there. Soft teams get chewed up and spat out along the way. They get weeded out, exposed...

[ngbills]

Josh will get hurt week 5 with the Bills 4-0 and miss the year. Despite drafting defense heavy and spending $ on D in free agency the Bills will still score 28 points per game with Tyrod Taylor at QB but give up over 30 and go 4-13. McD keeps his job and fires Smiley because special teams cost them .8 yards in field position per game. 

[teef]

far too many bills fans attach their self worth to the success of this team, hence the childlike meltdowns and name calling when something doesn't go their way.

[BarleyNY]

1 hour ago, colin said:

so what is the word?  is something like a trade to dallas where dallas sends picks/players and eats some of the cap hit we'd take possible?

 

2 hours ago, Neo said:

More, please.

 

1 hour ago, TrentEdwardsCheckDownOn4th said:

They can save $19 million against the cap if they trade him post June 1. Of course, most decent free agents will be gone at that point but I'd still rather let beane have 19 million to play with, plus whatever draft capital we receive in return, than having diggs back on the team. 

 

 

 

There is nothing definitive happening at this time, but my expectations of Diggs being on the team in 2024 went from almost 100% to under 25%. 

 

I’ll be working on some numbers to see how it could feasibly work out.

[Augie]

5 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

God that injury sucked.  We might have a Super Bowl right now if he doesn't take a wrong step in Detroit.

 

They took the big swing that many people asked for. Sometimes it backfires.