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This generation’s Wide Right. Bills always on the wrong side of NFL lore.

I had to hear about how Allen outplayed Mahomes head to head, and how he was the best QB in the league that whole off season.

Welp.

Allen doesn't really have weapons outside of Diggs rn. That being said, he's always played a Favre-esq style of ball that could either help or doom the team. I think defenses have kind of figured out that once you take away Diggs, Allen tries to hero ball it.

It's not the 13 second game (even though our game last year showed they didn't learn from it before half time), they simply went all in last season to win a Super Bowl and for numerous reasons mostly unfortunate, tragic even, it didn't work out. What the 2023 Bills are is what happens when you go all in and it doesn't pay off. Paid off for the Bucs, paid off for the Rams, it's the Naked Man of the NFL.

As long as they have Josh Allen, they'll be fine as a franchise, for this current team it might just not have meant to be.

I don’t buy it

Teams have overcome way worse playoff losses

They are regressing, but that tends to happen when you finally have to pay your QB.

Chiefs “regressed” when we let go of Tyreek Hill, everyone just forgot because we won the SB that year.

The Bills are one of the most confusing teams in the NFL.

Why is this the way that it is?

The Bills got the most hype I’ve ever seen for a team that lost in the 2nd round geesh

Missed their Super Bowl window before it even opened

Delusional Bills fans are ok cause the game before they beat Mac Jones and the Patriots. Mission Accomplished

I'm a Maple Leafs' fan and we're still traumatized by "It was 4-1" and it's been a whole 10 years and change since that. Some losses just stick with you, especially the ones where you let yourself think "This is happening!"

Lol wasn't that always the glowing argument for why they are great. They almost beat Mahomes rofl

To me, the game looked like it boiled down to Bills causing too many turnovers for their injured defense to keep up with.

This is all happening because McDermott hung that giant banner with the Lombardi on it

I bet Josh Allen still wets the bed too, many people are saying this

Daboll and Allen had a great relationship, Daboll really catered to Allen's strengths and guided him away from his worst Favresque tendencies. I think that's what's hurt the Bills the most -- when Daboll left for the Giants, along with a Bills receiving corps that's still coming along outside of Diggs. Allen is a great QB who needs to continue to develop his flow and reads under pressure.

Good

I actually find the Bills really likable and Josh Allen is so fun to watch but them getting spanked in the playoffs last year by Cincinnati, at home, after having the game cancelled and all the Damar Hamlin hype was really……pathetic and I am convinced they will never win anything.

They just don’t have it, and they don’t seem to really want it either.

We know

They went 13-3 last year and lost two fluke games

It starts with McDermott; NFL teams are a reflection of their head coach. As much as McDermott's sideline demeanor would suggest otherwise, this coaching staff is an unserious operation.

I have a hard time getting too angry with the players when they are saddled with uninspired and predictable schemes, all while the coaching staff makes the kind of amateur game management blunders that an 11-year-old playing Madden would have gotten correct.

Man, you lose to a great defensive performance by the Broncos and the claws come out.