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The Bills ain't losing the Diggs from the first 3 years... They're losing the guy who disappeared the final 12 games and others emerged. That's how it usually goes

This is a far cry from a month ago when these guys were going off on the Bills for trading Diggs. They finally understand

People forget James Cook was #4 in the league in rushing yards and #2 in all purpose yards behind CMC. Oh, and this kid named Dalton Kincaid.

I will always appreciate what Diggs meant to the Bills and to JA's development. But we have a half-season sample size of how great the Bills can be with a competent OC, and when they're not trying to force feed the ball to a high maintenance #1 WR. I honestly think this is going to be their best season of JA's tenure there.

All they did was remove an expensive cancer.. Unfortunately cancer removal is costly.

Sorry but their last memory of Diggs is him with his arms up not getting the ball against the Chiefs.. but as a fan, my last memory is him dropping the wide open pass. Catch that and maybe the situation with his arms up not getting the ball doesn’t happen. Love Diggs, I wish him all the best. I’m definitely cautiously optimistic about this offense.

JOSH ALLEN NFL MONSTER .will go next..next level. With aggressive .big .tall receivers .who want to excel .

Joe Brady will be the next great young headcoach in the league.

I think the bills are gonna be fine. They finally had a 1000 yard rusher last year, Kincaid is insanely talented tight end/receiver hybrid…and oh yeah they have a top 3 qb in football.

This will be the best year of Allen’s career. There is a reason the Bills were the 12th seed and heading for collapse while feeding Diggs was the offense. They changed the offense and went 6-2 and ended up the 2 seed. You cannot stop Josh Allen when everyone is getting the ball.

GO BILLS. SUFFER JETS

We won more game in the second half of the season when Joe Brady came in and Diggs Played less. Diggs had 1 TD and our run game took off. the Bills will be just fine if not better.

Go Bills

More target flexibility. 17 💪

The Bills are receiver RICH! So Jealous of the Bills revamped offensive weapons. They lose Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis, but put together a dynamic group of WRs. This is how a well managed team builds to win, unlike the hapless Cowboys that ain't moved past the 1st round of the playoffs since Christ was a man: Marquez Valdes-Scantling (4.29s - forty). (Curtis Samuel 4.31s - forty). Kj Hamler (4.27s - forty). Keon Coleman (drafted,) (6'3 inches, big sure hands), (4.61s - forty) - but he has that elusive football speed - Coleman tied for the 2nd-fastest top speed of the group while running a go route (21.71 mph), and Coleman was outstanding in the gauntlet drill, where he hit a high of 20.36 mph, the fastest time in 2 years. Mark Hollins (6'4 inches, 224 lbs.), (4.53s - forty). Chase Claypool, (6' 4", 238 lbs), (4.42s - forty). And they've got two really good tight ends in Dalton Kincaid and Dawson Knox.

Keon Coleman & Curtis Samuel, MVS & Hollins are gonna be okay. I’m not worried, I’m excited.

This is sneakily one of the best weapons groups Allen has had

Josh Allen’s receiving targets 6’4” & above- TE Dawson Knox TE Dalton Kincaid WR Keon Coleman WR Chase Claypool WR Mack Hollins WR Marquez Valdez-Scandling WR Justin Shorter Most teams have 2-3 targets over 6’4”, Allen has 7! Bro can run a spread offense with 5 of em 🤯

The bills WR room is low key pretty good. A lot of different types of weapons: -Curtis Samuel -Keon Coleman -K Shakir -MVS -Chase Claypool -Mack Hollins -KJ Hamler

Like Simms has said for a long time, Diggs' talent comes from precision route running but he's not a physically imposing/explosive player like most typical elite WR1's. Contrary to a narrative that has somehow stuck, he was NOT being doubled down the stretch. He was taking himself out of plays on critical third downs and teammates had no clue why. Fool me once (minnesota), shame on you. Fool me twice (buffalo)... ya fool me you can't get fooled again (apparently you can). Turn Kincaid into your potential Kelce and sprinkle the ball around. Curtis Samuel is a swiss army knife and when James Cook actually catches the passes thrown his way, he's lethal. I don't see Coleman becoming a long-term WR1 but you will have the cap to fill that hole next year. Let him do what he's best at and make him a godly red zone threat. Shakir is underrated. And you have the most talented QB ever to play the game free of the constant headache trying to keep a diva happy.