The Depressing Reality For The Buffalo Bills
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The Von Miller contract really killed this team
They restructured it tho
@Hardwhite
"That drunk driver took out half your living room, man!"
"It's okay, I put up a tarp to keep the rain out."
I know the QB-on-a-rookie-deal spiel has been around a long time, but the reality is that only two QBs in the last 17 years have won a Super Bowl on their rookie deal; and one of them was Patrick Mahomes, who evidently is talented enough to also win on 'normal' contract.
It is a bit of fallacy but it's still much easier to work around the salary cap when your normally most expensive player is working on a deep discount. Part of what made the Pats relevant for two decades was Tom Brady being willing to take a pay cut so they could take other guys.
I feel like Carson Wentz should count as a third because he was still a big part of what won them their first set of games but at the same the roster was strong enough top to bottom to be able to survive with a backup QB.
I count three: Eli Manning (2007 season; won in Feb 2008); Russell Wilson (2013 season); Patrick Mahomes (2019 season). Interestingly, of the QBs during these last 17 years that won their first SB after their rookie deal (Drew Brees, Nick Foles, Matt Stafford), the only one to win with the team that drafted him was Nick Foles. Drew Brees was a free agent before signing with the Saints, and Matt Stafford was traded to the Rams where he immediately won the SB. Since Buffalo doesn't plan on trading Josh Allen or letting him become a free agent the Brees and Stafford examples don't help. Unless Josh Allen decides to become the backup the Foles example isn't helpful either.
@@Willtellthetruth And if you go back a couple years Big Ben makes another one
You have to adjust your sample size. The QB rookie scale didn't start until 2011 with Cam Newton. So of the 26 participants since then, 12 of them were on a rookie deal including Nick Foles/Carson Wentz Year. 6 of those were Tom Brady, 2 were Mahomes on his extension and 2 were Peyton Manning. So yes, unless you have a HOF QB, the data does suggest a rookie QB contract gives you more leeway for roster construction.
You can't count any QB rookie deals before the collective bargaining agreement, rookies then made a lot more money compared to rookies nowadays so the cap hit was worse for a rookie than a vet QB, so Staffords (and QBs before him) hurt the chances of the teams more than helped them get other players to fill out the roster
Bills missed the playoffs for 17 straight years and have made it 5 straight appearances recently…no complaints from me
Fans like your are fans I like!
Many fans say all they is the playoffs but that’s not true and some fans like lions fans are probably also glad to be playoff contenders...
@@spidamitchell8311you like mediocrity? You like just showing up to get booted? Loser ass fans for a loser franchise
@@spidamitchell8311 I have spent my entire life with a bad bills team. I am happy with what this team has done. It has grown my fandom I am 27 my dad was a season ticket holder during the four falls
Can’t bash on that. You’re a real fan.
Yep this is how I feel as a Bengals fan, like we made it to the super bowl. I'm hurt we didn't win but just seeing it was special and I won't forget it.
The cheat code in KC is not Kelce. It is they built a top five defense with a talented offensive minded head coach.
Wtf has Andy Reid done without Mahomes NOTHING
@@bishenpopli8579 consistently have a competitive team and his Philly squad made the nfc championship 3 or 4 times, and a Super Bowl
Except for this last season, the Chiefs defense has been mid at best
@@imsquidward5187 He never won the Super Bowl with one of the best teams in the NFL
Also I like how no one noticed that once Beinemy left the Chiefs offense got worse
Every actual buffalo fan i know isnt worried,shakir and samuel while be a fine gabe davis substitute and were probably trading up for a cheaper younger wide receiver
And y'all still got Dalton Kincaid
This sounds really dumb but the last team to trade away their 30 year old wr to a team with a young qb in his rookie deal won the Super Bowl 2 times in a row following that. That was the Kansas City chiefs. That same team had a great qb with a rookie wr and some mid other options. To add they had a star TE. We are going to be okay.
Good points. Now you can avoid the embarrassment of losing to the Chiefs in the divisional round to instead lose to the Texans or Ravens in the wildcard.
@@bengalsbowlbound3137better than having a glass QB you can't rely on at all.
Wrs won’t be the problem the defense will be more of a problem
The depressing reality is that if they weren't in the same conference as the Chiefs. They would likely have some SB appearances.
If
No wins though josh allen needs to play better in crunch time
@@jameswinslow8540not Allen the defense imo Allen’s been very good
Big if
@@yourlocalsussy4049 nah last year you could blame him for the final drive missed two wide open reads. Defense got him miracle play to keep them in the game but o squandered it. Reason why pat mahomes is better.
not ideal, but it is a reload that needed to happen sooner or later to keep the team competitive for the future
how do you expect this team to be competitive in the stacked AFC
@@bedstuy4_l895because they’re the reason the AFC is vaunted. They’re an elite team
@@ltl9395 not anymore with all the pieces they’ve lost. Not any quarterback is like Mahomes, able to win with any receivers
@@ltl9395 this should set them up to compete in like 2025 or 2026 or so but this upcoming season will not be a good one
@@bedstuy4_l895Dude like half of their defensive roster was injured last year and they still made the Divisional. Hell Josh Allen was dealing with a shoulder injury the year before last.
Depressing you have no idea, I lost my father the day of the dolphins game . The reason I am a lifelong buffalo fan and its been down hill ever since. WITH MY HEAD HUNG LOW I SAY GO BILLS!!!!! RIP DAD
my condolences and prayers, erik 🙏❤️❤️
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Sorry to hear about your dad bud. Keep your head up
I am very sorry for your loss; may the Lord Bless you, your family, and your father's soul, everyday! I believe you will meet again!
Great analysis! Love what Buffalo have done. Need to plan for the future and not the past! Move on the relics and bring in YOUTH!
Just have to draft well. Once you get a qb like allen and pay him those draft picks really have to hit.
It sounds simple on paper, but it's so rare to have sustained excellence in the draft. Even getting half your picks to hit is not common. The Bills probably aren't going to be able to jumpstart via the draft to the extent that the Chiefs did, simply because the Chiefs got way more than a normal amount of starting talent out of the last two years.
The Bills will still be a playoff team as long as Allen is under center. But it's probably a minimum of two seasons struggling just to take the division before they're competing for the Super Bowl.
@@thatonewriter8043 No I would say maybe they would have to look at fourth or fifth seed next season but from that point on, with a fully developed Dalton Kincaid, James Cook, Allen still in his prime, and the receivers they’ll take, they will easily be much better then they’ve really ever been in the last few years.
Nothing concerning at all. They have Allen and their division is mid. The dolphins are overrated and the jets are the jets with an elderly QB coming off Achilles surgery. They will take a 1st rd WR to replace an aging Diggs who did almost nothing after week 6 last year. They will win at least 11 games and the division for a 5th straight season.
If they were in a legit division no one would care about them at all. And even if they do replace diggs, no changing the fact that Allens top receiver is the other teams dbs.
Totally agree bro I think Josh , Keon , and Kincaid are going to do a very good job maybe now getting to the SB but they still have a chance to get to the divisional like all seasons I think that the only think that matter right now is that they need to have a better mindset against Pat
I love how thoughtful these videos are, your dedication to your work shows every video
I expected a Saints type video for this one but I love the optimism at the end. Thanks for the hope my guy
im more sad about losing Leonard Floyd than diggs 😑
While I agree, Jones coming back healthy will be significant in whoever ends up starting on edge this year (likely Epenesa) - his production will skyrocket. I don't think we're done there yet, as McD loves rotation.
Leonard Floyd surprised me on this team. Much better on the Bills then the Rams
Agreed
@@maskedman5657oh wow. So you just stupid on purpose?
I agree Floyd was a beast , and he was playing with bruised ribs
Excellent topic for a video! Depending on how the rest of the offseason goes for the Bills, they could be a fascinating team coming into the 2024. I look at them as a team in need of a roster refresh: I felt that they had reached their ceiling with their current roster, and that they neeeded to do something different in order to reach the Super Bowl. Maybe that refresh isn't complete until 2025 or 2026. But, a roster refresh could ensure that their window of contention widens, as opposed to it shrinking by making some all-in moves for 2024. Who knows: maybe the Chiefs are in decline by the time that the Bills are ready to rise up again.
I think that during this Josh Allen Bills run, they have just not been strong enough on the lines in order to reach the Super Bowl. If I were running the Bills right now, that would be something that I would prioritize. While they may not have a #1 receiver right now, perhaps a successful offense could be developed for them that is based around James Cook and their two good tight ends. In a way, it could be reminscint of how the Chiefs adjusted their offense without Tyreek Hill.
They retained their best O-Lineman, their best RB, their two best pass catchers (at least, their most productive in the latter half of last season), their best QB (duh), their best D-lineman, their best LB, and their best member of the secondary. They’ll be fine.
if they still make the playoffs and are bounced again (even if in the wild card) I would call this season a push. hopefully Von retires after this season and they have a ton of cap next offseason to go big name hunting for a second run at KC.
another gr8 vid fa keep up the good work🎉
As a Philly fan, getting a second for Haason Reddick sounds a lot better than a complete roster reset after retaining elite contracts, good on Howie Roseman getting ahead of that curve.
It's most likely going to be a third but yeah I agree with you.
Honestly getting rid of Diggs was a blessing in disguise…losing all those defensive players only matters if they pull back the hip drop tackle ban…there is literally no excuse for any offense to be off pace this season and if they are they don’t even deserve to be in the NFL…
@@user-bd5nd6ne3c they banned tackling….where is the incompetence in my statement? What a coward you have to wait till hindsight to come and tell me something instead of arguing your viewpoint right now because you have no conviction…
Luis, don’t even indulge this overgrown child; he’s a close, minded psycho who’s going to harass you regardless of the outcome..
@@user-bd5nd6ne3cnah, Diggs has been invisible when it matters most
2011 (I think) is when NFLPA said 'enough' and capped out of control cap draining rookie contracts. Now the distribution has flipped. Vets (intentional or not) are now breaking the bank and preventing other players from being payed and surrounding talent struggles to stay on the roster. When Jefferson and Jackson said "I want to break the bank" what I heard is: 'I want to break my team.'
I very very very rarely side with owners but most owners net between $15-$30M a year after paying the bills. That's less than their star players and not guaranteed.
Well said. And, I like what you showed on the screen at the end of the video - our now second-year TE, and cast of rookie WRs may be better than most think next year, and really pick up the slack for Josh Allen after the dismissal of Diggs, and other impactful players like Gabe Davis. All of what you covered is pretty accurate, if not right on the money.
As a Bills fan, I think it's a crying shame that this team from Western New York still hasn't captured their championship. The "Thirteen Seconds" playoff loss will forever sting until a SB trophy is affectionately held by Josh Allen, and after that it'll likely still be a sore spot. I contend, with very little doubt about it, that if the had gotten Bills get past Kansas City with their three point lead and thirteen seconds showing on the clock, they win it all that year. They should be 2021 SB Championships right now. Think of all the positive momentum/feel of invincibility one team likely inherited from that disastrous/epic playoff win, and yet, all the heartbreak turned into a re-committed drive and fight to go forward for Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills; the game was resounding enough to turn the fate of a franchise for a decade!
Fortunately, these most recent editions of the Buffalo Bills stayed mentally tough! I'm proud of my Buffalo Bills for battling as much as they have, while overcoming so much. They don't have any championships or many trophies yet to admire but, just as the "SB Bills" of the early nineties were under Marv Levy, and led by QB Jim Kelly, today's Buffalo Bills, also, are indeed winners. Josh Allen is a winner, a warrior, and that mentality channels through the team. And someday he'll hoist that Lombardi Trophy as the entire city of Buffalo, NY cry tears of joy (and then parties for two weeks straight!)! I think the fans deserve it as much as the players - few teams can argue that they have more dedicated fans than those from the region of Western, NY/Buffalo!
Thank you!
Great analysis, as usual, Sir.
Thank you so much!
The Chiefs reason for circumventing the cap isn’t Travis Kelce. It’s simply that they draft better than everyone else. They have arguably the best defense in the NFL while being the youngest defense in the NFL. Pacheco, Sneed, Joshua Williams, Trey Smith, Creed Humphrey, Leo Chenal, and Willy Gay are all starter (some pro bowl caliber players) that were drafted 3rd round or later just in the last 4 years.
I mean the best defense in the NFL is definitely arguable. The Steelers defense is otherworldly and they might even be looking to draft a CB first round. The Browns defense is probably the most underrated one in the league to but they are really good.
@@Orto4956 it definitely arguably but the only defense I’d consider is the Ravens. The Chiefs finished the second best defense for ppg and was quite clearly the best defense throughout the playoffs. Steelers despite TJ Watt are nowhere near the Chiefs defense last year. The Brown despite being great at advanced stats like success rate and epa/play they didn’t really pass the eye test. The advanced stats also didn’t translate to ppg allowed and the defense was exposed in the playoffs. That’s why id say that the Chiefs were the best defense last year if you want to say the Ravens I won’t argue with you.
biggest worry is safety and pass rusher (von miller) everything else im still confident the bills can be great in
particularly pass rush, they rarely show up in the playoffs. We need explosive young players on that line. I think Safety is gonna be ok. Rapp is quite clutch if you watch the tape and Mike Edwards has some impressive moments in his run with the Chiefs
The Bills should try to actually build a defense that doesn’t choke every postseason.
Even with the Vikings, I notice Diggs being a diva and having a bit of an attitude, it would only be a matter of time. Still, Bills need to transform their offense and add more weapons
Can't wait to revisit these threads when the Bills win the division again - Buffalo's defense will most likely improve next year with a healthy Milano and budding star in Bernard. Douglas and Benford are a top 10 CB duo. Safeties will be less disciplined but will be playing faster. Von Miller looked closer to himself vs the Chiefs in the playoffs. Pass rush will need to be improved but let's not forget how Floyd's production plummeted after Jones tore his pectoral. Him being back in the middle with Ed Oliver is a very underrated ingredient to outside production. AJ Epenesa will get more snaps and has a knack for making big plays at big moments.
White, Poyer, and Hyde all are washed or severely injured by the end of the season as much as it hurts to say that. Will need to get younger in the secondary but I consider that a net positive.
Bills are bringing back everyone who contributed the most on offense during the second half of the season outside of their center - will be addressed in the draft im sure, but increased their depth with the Collins signing. Brown and Torrence are great on right side, Dawkins is elite on the left. Shakir, Cook, Kincaid are all very good pass catching options, and will likely draft 2 WRs in the draft early.
Got to top 10 cb duo and immediately lost me
Lol. The cope.
Beating the Jets and Dolphins for the division is the BEST this team can do. Buckle up for a few short Januaries while they try to retool.
as a Bills fan I'm not too down about it. I am very very excited for 2025. I think we'll draft a bunch of low draft WRs and develop them this season, seeing if we have any winners. Basically Green bay Packers strat lol
People talking about Diggs completely miss the problem in Buffalo. They have been terrible drafting and terrible in free agency the last 3 years. You can say “Diggs isn’t that important to the offense, he disappeared last season.” Okay? Why did the front office offer him a 26m/year extension. Why did they give a 33 year old Von Miller 20mil/year. Why can’t they draft any good players to replace/add depth to an aging secondary. If they could have avoided these mistakes they could be having a great offseason even with losing everyone. Without diggs or Von on the roster they’d have another nearly 50 mil
How much do you know this team? The team let go of aging, overpaid talent and added depth. Diggs was a locker room cancer. Morse may have been let go too early but the others were not suprising.
They didn't do well in the draft? Their first 2 picks became starters last season at tight end and guard.
@@erivej Addition by subtraction isn’t real. You got rid of players and a top 10 WR. Hitting the first two picks in a draft should be the bare minimum and most years they don’t get that Elam might be the biggest bust of his draft class. All of the best teams in the league are loaded with talent on rookie deals and have found great players in the late rounds Buffalo hasn’t but stay salty
Diggs didn't play like a top 10 WR last half of the season, the WR3 had more catches, yards and TDs on fewer targets. You can talk all you want about good teams with great players on rookie contracts but who? The Bills won out when they needed to with their WR1 ineffective and WR2 ineffective or injured. Their defense was decimated by injury. People want to talk about Miller but Floyd isn't worth a huge contract to re sign. He also disappeared late in the season. Von took a pay cut in the off-season too.
The team still has almost all the players they went 6-2 with in the second half of the season and added depth. A good couple of draft picks and $10M freed up on June 1 will help them reload.
Salty? I think that's reserved for those hoping the Bills have regressed. That's why they play the games.
The fact is, the Chiefs have the #1 QB and the #1 Coaching Staff in the NFL.
If the Bills ever hope to beat the Chiefs in the Playoffs, on a year like 2022 or 2023, they will have to have both:
1: a Top 10 Coaching Staff
2: a Top 6-7 Roster
Or they can hang it up.
they have to gameplan better than the chiefs
My question is why wouldn’t they hire belichick we know belichick with a great qb is a great coach
The market for QB's continues to go up, but not the talent levels. Dak is not worth 50 or 60 million. Dallas is stuck because they dont want to pay for mediocre play. Now they need a new QB. The 49ers are facing the same situation, if they dont win a SB all these players will be gone.
The OG music from the old Korzemba videos always catches me off guard
May we never forget that the Packers scored more points on the Chiefs last season than any other team. Warms my cold cold/hot because I live in Texas/ heart lol
Let’s be honest: the Bills window closed on that “13 seconds” divisional game against the Chiefs. In 2021, they were top 5 on both sides of the ball and lost 6 regular season games by a total of 49 points. They had a point differential of plus 206. They were elite as elite comes and arguably the best team in the league. And then lost an unfathomable heartbreaker in which Josh Allen threw 4 tds with a 136 rating.
It’s hard to come back from that.
Bro I was just thinking the same thing, couldn't have said it better
I disagree slightly. Keep in mind I am a bills fan. Josh Allen is the only reason this team is this far as it is. Although Diggs helped and I am sad to see him gone, I think the team is better with a rookie wr like AD Mitchell. Their window is wide open as long as Allen is their qb.
@@leciferI agree that Josh Allen gives them a chance every season he’s healthy. IMO, I think 2021 was their best chance with that core.
The window of opportunity may not be closed all the way as long as JA is the quarterback. But they will look back at that 13 seconds playoff game and ask what if?
For the record, had the Bills won that game they would’ve hosted the Bengals and I think Buffalo would’ve beat the Bengals and beat the Rams in the Super Bowl.
Can say the about the game this year had Diggs just caught the ball. Bills go to Baltimore and win and most likely beat the 49ers too. Next year and the few after completely depend on the draft. It goes well Bills stay where they are, goes bad and they fall to middle of the table
lol wut.
i loved how the video started out with that classic funeral music 😂
“…Swiftly moving through defenses…”
I caught you!
the bills got rid of a bunch of players either past their prime or going to be soon past their prime. theyve got pretty good continuity on a good OL. their defense will be better, not worse, with new additions. Poyer and micah were old and showed it last year. they need to hit on WR but i think pretending the guys they let go was because of cap issues and not the fact they were all old is dumb
This is a rebuild for bills this year. But I'd be watching 2025 and 2026 with the way the contracts and draft picks are flowing.
"The Depressing Reality For The Buffalo Bills" NOPE, its all in your head. Not worried in the least. Go Bills. Saving this video, see you soon .
Never getting over the hump, but in the playoffs every year. Is that enough for you?
@@ADUSN Go back in your room dad.
COPE
My 2024 Buffalo IR predictions - Ed Oliver, Von Miller, Matt Malano, Bernard, Benford, Taron Johnson, Kincaid.
Thanks a lot brother for making this video, playing the billies twice a year just became more enticing.
u getting swept still anyways
@@alexanderthreeths898 They didn't get swept by the Bills last season
@@alexanderthreeths898 That win in foxboro says otherwise, then, a billies win by the skin of their theeth (6 pts) in Canada, againts el zappe who forgot that his team was the team wearing the Patriots logo in their helmets throwing 3 childish int's. Jayden Daniels may have somenthing to say about this.
LOL
Pats fans are the only AFC East fans who don't get to talk lol
the pain never ends
it's o.k McDamnitt will get them through the...? never mind
I farted
Gross
Awesome 🎉
I smell a smelly smell that smells…. Smelly 🦀
Why fart and waste it when you could burp and taste it?
Now push a little harder and that's how you make the Buffalo Bills.
11:00 - "him SWIFTLY moving through defenses"
touche
I was wondering if anybody else caught that. 😂
They will be just fine, so many hidden young weapons all over the roster. They don’t play a game til September and have more than enough time to fill in the gaps. It’s going to scare the league when this process is done cooking🔥🔥
I mored worried about out defense over the offense
The Buffalo-Houston rivalry is a strange one.
The reality is 2021-22(you know the playoff game that cbs loves to show every other week) was likely the best chance theyre ever gonna get they were fully heathy everyone was on controllable contracts they panicked and got Von Miller then lost their depth
Actually, as a life-long Bills fan, I find the current situation intriguing, not depressing or concerning. New, younger talent just might be what the team needs to get over the "hump" at this point. It certainly gives us something to yak about during the off-season.
I called it (on some video comment section) at least two seasons ago, that the Bills would not win a Super Bowl, and probably wouldn't even make one, in their run. That was while they were being viewed as a major rival of the Chiefs. At the time, it was kind of a hot take.
Nah the Chiefs might never go thru what these other teams go thru because they draft so well. Even Rashee Rice quietly put up 900+ yards as a rookie and since he didn’t kill anyone in that crash, he won’t be another Ruggs so he will be back at some point and he could potentially be a borderline elite receiver on a discount for at least 2 years. And in this deep WR draft, they could potentially get someone very good at their 1st or even 2nd round pick weapon wise.
I wanted Von so badly. But when I saw that contract I was shocked they gave him that much at that age.
“Moving swiftly through defenses”- ISWYDT
lmao how i predicted that he would open with ‘Da Buffalo Bills’ 🤣🤣🤣
The Bills are going to the playoffs.... Again
Trevor Lawrence ain’t the guy
he is. like the video said the team has not given him a shot to prove it.
I would say that TLaw is not NOT the guy, but he's far from the guy he's supposed to be
@@ethanarndtmusic yes the jags are failing him.
Y'all get off my boi TLAW back. He had a bad year. It happens. He had a crappy O line and we have a terrible GM that can't draft very well
The no weapons argument is also what keeps Quarterbacks like Daniel Jones around or Justin Fields fans still delusional. It’s more complicated than just that.
i think buffalo might sneak in to the playoffs this year, but by all means I think they're going through a hard reset, 1 year of pain for restarting a window. getting diggs and von off the books for 2025 will open a lot of cap, and there's relatively few expensive veterans to pay right now. so the bills can focus on a rookie year for their guys, get them playing time and develop the team
Concerning would be sending the organization to ann arbor to watch jj mccarthy before sending multiple 1s to draft him
I see what you’re saying in this video, only problem is I think you’re underestimating how bad they will be this season. It’s going to be hard for them to make the playoffs in the gauntlet that is the AFC while being the third best team in their own division. And I also think that they may make some decisions in order to be intentionally bad and have a higher draft pick because that would be much better for their future
It’s kinda sad Buffalo has the nfl playoff drought and nhl playoff record drought Ik the bills are good now but gotta feel for those fans
Imo the reality isn't all that depressing. The cap space situation is bleak but in all honesty, the old Buffalo core needed to change. It obviously wasn't working and sometimes a successful regime isn't a SuperBowl regime. Kincaid and Shakir have a lot of potential, we're gonna be getting a new WR1 in the draft, and we got a fresh face on the Buffalo D. It's a different Buffalo Team, but we needed different.
Can someone explain to my why all internet sources of sports news choose to ignore the Von Miller legal trouble? To my knowledge nothing’s been settled but people continue to cover him as if nothing’s happened. I respect the legacy of his career, but now that he’s involved in said legal trouble I feel like the argument of most people saying he’s deadweight would only be strengthened? Idk I’m just confused by that
Yeahhhh bring on the sopranos music. Juniors being made boss.
Even if Football Analysis wasn’t my uncle, I’d be standing here saying to our new boss. SALUD
Kelce often runs directly toward a defensive player facing him. If that player doesn't move, a collision occurs, and the defense gets called for holding or pass interference for simply holding his position. If the player gets out of the way to keep from getting a penalty, Kelce turns the opposite direction or curls in for an easy catch. If all else fails, Kelce simply pushes the defensive player out of the way, then turns right or left. He needs to be penalized for what he does to knock down that massive, disgusting ego of his.
Guy stop...
I still laugh when I remember them saying they didn’t want to end up like the RAMS.
future looks bright. go bills
you want some coffee
Good for you dude, might want to tell the whole story when you’re shitting on a first round draft pick. Kaiir tore a ligament in his leg in training camp and tried to play through it till they put him on IR
Your voice is geeting deeper every video lol
Look at diggs stats from the last 10 games of the season 👍🏻
Tennessee video next pleaaase 🙏🙏
It’s only depressing for people who don’t keep close tabs on the Bills…they’ve actually gotten better this off season
Josh Allen is himself a weapon. Their Oline is solid. They have James cook. They have dalton Kincaid and Dawson Knox one of the best tightend duos in the nfl. They’ll draft two great young and cheap receivers. Plus Shakir, Curtis Samuel, Justin shorter and Isabella as a gadget guy. They probably will go get depth with a guy like obj or Chark. Heck they might even go up and grab aiyuk. The offense is still probably going to be a top 5 in the afc with Joe Brady
Looking into it.
Brah, your analysis is way off. Not every decision is based on money. Not every win and lose is because of cap space. Let a hyper bills fan key you in on what Bean is doing.
Diggs, not only forced his way out, but has suffered serious production decline. He did us a favor forcing his way out.
Tre White, hasn't really played in 2 and a half seasons.
Jordan Poyer, old and slow, had to go.
Leonard Floyd was only on the team one season, why is he even mentioned as a part of a roster reset?
Gabe Davis, great run blocker, catches deep balls well, sucks at everything else. Has always had a very high drop rate, Jax overpaid.
Mitch is the only one who could be considered a "cap casualty" but I don't think so, he also suffered decline, and this is a stacked offensive line draft upcoming.
Von took a pay cut.
Josh restructures every year it seems, so none of those cap hits will remain the same.
Travis Kelce is a great player, but his salary doesn't have that much impact. His play, and his QBs play have more to do with it. And even then, the bills are a great team, and just as good as the chiefs. Win some, lose some. Not like the chiefs blew us out.
These decisions are about skills, not salary.
You wait, next year's Bills roster will be better than last year's.
The chiefs have zero bad contracts and draft extremely well. The bills have a really bad contract and don’t draft extremely well that’s the difference here. I think it’s a GM difference veach is great not perfect but great and beane is not
The Bills have a few misses but overall have drafted pretty well. More than half of their starters they've drafted. Theyve had a few picks in the early rounds that haven't panned out. Bills have more hits than misses though.
Frank Clarke was an extremely bad contract that they only recently got out of. MVS was also an atrocious contract this past year. The Bills cry about the Von Miller contract but they knew the risk of signing an overaged and undersized veteran and decided it was worth it to try abs beat the Chiefs.
@@manuelperalta3515 the MVS deal wasn’t bad after the eagles superbowl it was bad this year and we got out of it same with Clark we got out of it early go look at the masterpiece that is the chris jones deal. At most it’s 3 years
@@drakebrady174 I said it was only bad this year.
The Bills have drafted Josh Allen, James Cook, Dalton Kincaid, Khalil Shakir, Gabe Davis, Dawson Knox, Matt Milano, Tremaine Edmunds, Taron Johnson, Ed Oliver.
How in the world do you conclude that the Bills are bad at drafting? If you wanna talk about a team that's bad a drafting in the AFC then talk about my Jags.😂
Bills swung and missed on Von Miller and Kaiir Elam. 1 a first round pick, the other a big money free agent that got injured. You live with the injury since you can’t control those, but drafting Elam and making him a healthy scratch routinely is just wasting a pick
So this is Allen's last year as a bill.. sucks for them someone shut the front door thd window is slammed
This is the type of video Vikings fans need to see. Vikings fans are so stuck with the idea that we are in the worst situation possible. In reality it’s pretty good compared to these other teams. Hopefully the Vikings can find their QB!
Bills will win 11 games and will win the AFC east once again
I'm not buying it personally, 11 wins was what they had before they had to deplete their WR room
I agree. People sleeping on the Bills yet again
@@maskedman5657 Don't act like there isn't a reason for that
Crazy that the bills would prob have a ring or even two if not for mahomes
Nah I dont trust josh allen or the bills in crunch time.
Any team that can blow a lead in 13 seconds can't just be handed a Super Bowl like that. They would've probably given the franchise a fifth appearance, but flip a coin if they would've actually won one.
If not for all the talented players around Mahomes you mean. Mahomes is great. Allen is better. Mahomes is surrounded by better team and coaching.
@@BillsMafiaExperience nah buffalo was more talented and choked this year. Play calling is fine, allen skipped over wide open guys for splash plays in the final drive.
Still their divison, -Pats fan
As someone that doesn't pull for any team in that division. They don't have it by much. Miami let them into the playoffs by falling apart and the Jets somehow didnt look horrible without a QB.
@@jacobsims8307 Dolphins always be collapsing come December. Tua can't win in the cold. As for the Jets, they are still the Jets.
@@worfsonofmogh1154 no one's afraid of the bills and their soft rebuild.
@@jacobsims8307 And that is their mistake.
@@worfsonofmogh1154 probably more afraid of JA throwing the ball straight to them. 😂
As long as they have Allen they will always be a threat.
Let’s go Bills!! 🦬
Why u broncos fan😂💨
@@Hardwhite716 if Broncos aren't contending/winning the SB, then I'm rooting for whoever can take down the Chiefs 😸
Do a video on which teams won the Super Bowl with a starting QB on a rookie contract. It'll be a short vid. I think this is one of those things that sounds so reasonable that no one bothers to actually check to see if it's true. It isn't btw, it looks good on paper or in Madden but doesn't hold up to reality.
One big reason is relies too much on pure luck. Luck that a rookie QB goes to a team with a roster and coaching staff cpabable of winning a super bowl, most good QB prospects go to teams, with a new (or on the way out) head coaches and talent depleted rosters. Luck that the college QB learns to be an NFL QB fast enough to take advantage of his rookie contract, most don't, most take 3 years, leaving 2 years only.
Another factor is: if all the other good teams are paying top dollar to their QB, then the play field is even.
If the Texans don't win the super bowl in the next 4 seasons then this roster building theory should be taken out back and shot.
I laughed when the Bills took Von Miller. Even before the Bills took him, he was looking old and slow, and always squeezed out his energy in tiny doses until the game was nearly over--at which point he would either make one amazing tackle OR get called for being offside. But I still like the Bills and anyone else who can beat the crybaby, entitled Chiefs.
Look everyone in and outside the Buffalo fan base can continue to say that we might be doomed but we’re not. We still have a top three QB, we still have one the best, defensive minded coaches in the league, and we’re going into a draft loaded with wide receivers anyways. So yes, we’re in trouble, but only probably for this year, even if at all
Detroit faces this dilemma after 2024. Goff will go up from his current $40mil contract, Amon Ra will go from $1.3 to $22+mil, Hutchinson, Sewell....for me WR is easy to replace. Let Amon Ra walk, and fill his spot through the draft
Oh God. Here we go with "the SB window closed" video amirite?
Play what you got this year and use the draft and trades to see what you need shakir is a good wr
He’s gonna end up like Stafford
Wasting away on team with incompetent leadership
He’ll get traded and finally win something
He's already had more playoff appearances and playoff wins than Stafford has.
How is this an example of incompetent leadership? They have to let people go they can't pay. That's any team
@@cope847Stafford also has a Super Bowl win
Josh Allen needs to be better in crunch time, the bills had mo excuse to win that game.
@@jameswinslow8540 yeah if only Josh Allen would have played defense for that 12 seconds or last playoff game when kelce had 6 plays over 15 yards and two touchdowns. or maybe josh should have kicked the field goal that would have tied the game...terrible take on a team sport. Josh Allen has a passer rating of 100.0 with 2,723 yards, 21 touchdowns and 4 interceptions in 10 games in the playoffs in his career. ABSOLUTE MONSTER NUMBERS.
They’ll be fine
These bills are sadly the 05-10 San Diego chargers of today…. Allen is number 17 just like Phil rivers 😩
I was thinking the same. Didn't Josh say he also picked 17 because of Rivers?
@@bwithslmfao no
Allen has far more playoff wins than rivers and is not even half way through his career. This is a braindead take tbh
@@JohnDoe-kh6mt why do you resort to insulting people if their opinions differ from yours man? Are you that insecure about your team? That’s sad
@@antonioc3995 this take is the dumbest shit iver read in months. There's literally not an ounce of credibility to you or this dipshit opinion.
The fact that I proved you wrong immediately so you went to my comment and called me braindead because I hurt your feelings is hilarious 😂
More than half of those players were injured all season for the bills that's why the bills were okay with moving on from them
Say that til we get Marvin Harrison Jr. or Rome Odunze
Please don't remind me of the Chargers' nightmare night in Jacksonville! I still haven't gotten over it. Damn Brandon Staley! Edit: That's the difference between the Bills and Chargers all-in situations, the Bills had a top coach, we didn't.
Josh Allen QB is not the guy that Diggs made him seem to be… or we would be asking the questions 🤫🤔
Ps… Mahomes is the dude who you have to beat to get a superbowl
Love how people are thinking the Bills are done😅😅😅😅is
Simply a reload. Nothing better than getting younger and faster. BUT, the D must show up in the playoffs, FOR ONCE.
As long as they have McDamnitt they are..
Honestly if I were Josh Allen or Justin Herbert, I would request a trade. They are elite QBs still in their prime.
Bills situation is pretty much why the Eagles and Lions have to win within the next 3 years before they make some tough decisions.
Pretty much every NFL contender has to play this game within a few years, that's just how the salary cap works
The demise of the Bills is vastly overrated. Look at the players they lost and what they actually were producing in 2023 and not their “name value” and you see a Bills team that didn’t lose all that much talent when factoring in the talent they brought in.
Nyhiem Hines - Didn’t play all year tore his ACL off field right before the season started.
Deonte Harty- Outside of his spectacular punt return in the final game he did not have much of an impact and even flubbed a punt that almost cost them a game against the Chargers.
Tre White - Was playing well but tore his Achilles early in the season and was replaced by Rasual Douglas who played great and is still on the roster.
Gabe Davis- Solid player just not a true WR2 he was replaced by the signing of Curtis Samuel who’s about as good as Davis and might be a better fit for the Bills offense.
Micha Hyde- Was a solid safety in 2023 but far from the elite player he once was. The Bills replaced him with Mike Edwards who’s younger and about as good as Hyde was in 2023.
Jordan Poyer- Solid player in 2023 but age and nagging injuries caught up to him. He was still solid in 2023 but far from the player he once was. He is replaced by Taylor Rapp who played well in spot duty in 2023 with the Bills and was a starter in the past.
Mitch Morse - This one may be a loss on talent they are moving Connor McGovern to center which should fill in for Morse well but then they resigned David Edwards to take the guard spot. Edwards isn’t bad but more ideally is a strong substitute player.
Leonard Floyd- This is another one where the talent could be lost here but I do think they hope to get more out of Von Miller now that Miller is further removed from his late season 2022 ACL tear.
Stefon Diggs- Probably the one that hurts the most but Diggs production dipped last 10 games of the season, probably was the right decision to move on.
The rest of the losses were mostly marginal players that will either be replaced by mid to late round draft choices (of which the Bills have plenty) and or have already been replaced by other free agents
They also still have two fairly high picks in the draft in picks 28 and 60 to try and fill in for Diggs and one or two other players they lost.