Billy Gil

So you don't want to fire your head coach after having a lot of success, not the ultimate success, but a lot of success, and then hit a reset button when your franchise quarterback is 29, he's visibly getting frustrated at the outcomes of the season,

Now you bring in someone who wants to decide, you know what, I'm the boss.

I'm going to kind of make a stink.

Everybody has to get in line.

We're doing things a new way.

What's the point of upsetting the former MVP of the league with that?

I think the crazy thing about it is if you were to get like a theme of what has been the problem for the bills on this run, where they've made the playoffs so many times and failed, a lot of it could be roster construction, right?

Of course.

And the person who's responsible, the person responsible for roster construction got promoted and made himself president of the team.

And they got rid of the head coach.

And now you're just kind of like, okay, so let's toss Josh a bone there.

And,

What you were saying is right.

This season, honestly, it came down to a bad game from Josh Allen because it was right there for them.

They could have won that game.

They could have been in the AFC Championship game again.

They could have made it to the Super Bowl.

But Josh had too many turnovers.

You had that weird call where they didn't look it over again.

And it was just like... A lot of things didn't line up for the Bills, but...