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I feel like a lot of Josh's playoff losses are in shootouts and in OT right? Didn't they literally change the OT rule because he lost in a shootout with Mahomes and never got the ball in OT? This year he has several turnovers no doubt, probably because he is trying to play hero ball too hard. It was also a terrible call on that WR catch. Also yes Mahomes is the better QB no doubt. His franchise also built a better team around him. If the game is on the line Mahomes it the one you want above all right now. https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/josh-allen-playoff-stats Josh Allen has a passer rating of 101.5 with 3,915 yards, 29 touchdowns and 6 interceptions in 15 games in the playoffs in his career

When you are picking where they are picking, you typically don't have it zeroed in on one particular player. I will say that we kind of did though, and both look like they were reaches at this point in their young careers. I agree in that Allen needed and still needs some help.

The simply fact that they are letting it be known that a current young player on their roster was only there because of a coach that they fired just shows how dysfunctional it all is. McD typically kept it classy.

Now replace Beane with Josh Allen playing hero ball.

https://x.com/GianlucaFulcin1/status/2014008063015968993 "When I went to bed that night I was like, it's Keon unless someone just blows us away..." ~Brandon Beane GM I also would be surprised if McDermott (a defensive coach) was pushing really hard for a certain WR in Keon Coleman (who went in round 2). Seems like an odd hill for him to die on...

Beane's roster is being carried by his quaterback. Buffalo with an average QB isn't that great of a roster IMO. He also got very lucky that Allen developed the way he did. He is a unicorn when you look at his college tape vs his NFL. It's way too early to tell on Morgan IMO.

Playing QB in this league is tough. I can't hate on a man's work ethic without knowing exactly what it is. From everything I've read about him, I seriously doubt his work ethic has dropped. He had 2 concussions in 2 years, has his OL downgraded, got a different OC, and lost his best weapons due to injury in these short 2 years after his rookie year. Throw that in with teams having more film on him and the drop-off makes sense. Maybe he needs to change what he does in the offseason to adapt better, but I doubt he has an issues with work ethic.

Yeah you have teams that turn around quickly with players like Burrow (when healthy) and Allen. The Bears and Pats just took top QBs 2 years ago. Yeah it’s easier for the QB when they go to better rosters later, but the QB needy teams are typically at the top of the draft.

If we brings McDaniel as his OC it could get interesting

He is saying players that get drafted mid to late first round end up in better situations because they typically go to better franchises.

Dante Moore just returned to school and he was projected pick 2. NIL is a whole new ballgame. Plus if the class is as loaded as projected it might be smart to wait another year for some of these guys.

We should just trade them for each other to see if a change in scenery helps. If they want to throw in WAJ, I won't complain...

Carr, Lagway, Meste, Raiola would all still be underclassmen who can return for more NIL money. CJ Bailey at NCST is another QB who could make a nice leap next year.

Who in FA? Otton?

Looks like the Eagles are interviewing him for their OC job.