The Buffalo Bills polarizing wide receiver, Cole Beasley, wants out of town. The former All-Pro target has asked his western New York NFL franchise for a trade. The Bills were knocking on the doorstep of the Super Bowl this year and are one of the odds-on favorites to be next year. Josh Allen is one of the most prolific passing quarterbacks in the NFL. Why would Beasley want out?
The one person that may benefit the most out of the Joe Schoen/Brian Daboll era with the New York Giants is quarterback Daniel Jones. The young quarterback has had a rough road as he enters his fourth season with his third head coach. That isn't a great ratio of stability, for one that plays a position that is supposed lead your $4.85 billion franchise. In order to make the most of this new opportunity, Jones reached out to the guy that did pretty well with Brian Daboll at his side in Buffalo.
Buffalo Bills fans are still not over the heartbreaking loss that ended their beloved team's season, but that hasn't stopped their awesome quarterback Josh Allen from continuing to be a class act. Even though he's not going to the Super Bowl, another hero is, thanks to him.
The Bills were not without fault last night, but as overtime began, Josh Allen and Co. could only sit back and watch as their season ended. That's not right.
The New York Giants moved swiftly in their search for a general manager, narrowing down their list to three promising finalists. Friday morning, their GM was named.
It's no surprise to Bills fans that their own Josh Allen is once again in the thick of NFL MVP conversations. This weekend's AFC Divisional showdown with his arch nemesis Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs has been anticipated since last January's 38-24 AFC Championship loss. This year may be different for Allen and Buffalo Bills fans. So what did future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady have to say about Mr. Allen?
There's Josh Allen of the Bills, and Zach Wilson of the Jets. The comparison has been made between the two, and try as I might, I just can't really see it.
There were several questionable calls by officials towards the end of the Buffalo Bills vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers game on Sunday. Enough to rile up a fanbase for a while. Some would stew but others get creative. Their team may not be winning as much as they would like but the Buffalo Bills fanbase, known as the 'Bills Mafia' is at it again with one of their fundraising initiatives, with an emphasis on the first 3 letters, 'fun.'
Eli Manning is evil. Well, not exactly, but the show he and his brother, Peyton, host every week is developing a "cursed" reputation. This week, it hit the Bills.
The Buffalo was a city, remember I said "was", with a bit of an inferiority complex and it was understandable. Their beloved Bills suffered 4 consecutive Super Bowl losses from 1991-1994. Their NHL franchise is terrible. The Pegula family, who own the Sabres NFL hockey team and the Bills, are in a battle with the State of New York and the City of Buffalo over who pays for their new stadium. Sounds bad? Don't worry Buffalo fans are OK. They have #17, Josh Allen