Billy Gil

And, you know, maybe this is a better system for him.

Maybe Joe Brady will bring something out in him that we haven't seen since Carolina.

But it's kind of like these couple years, these three seasons that it seems like they've committed to him.

This is a plan.

This is the plan.

And if you're a Bills fan, I'd be disappointed where it's like, it feels like this might once again be another swing and a miss in terms of getting Josh Allen a main target, a main piece who, yeah, he likes to throw it around, but in part out of necessity because they don't have that main guy where if you bring in a main guy, he then takes the pressure off the other guys.

And maybe that main guy ends up being second in terms of receiving yards, but it's because he's opened up the field for...

Everybody else where I don't think that that's what DJ Moore is going to be doing for them.

At a certain point too, though, like you want to see them take a big swing, even if it doesn't pan out, like take a big swing because it's hard.

And like, he's a good guy by all reports.

Right.

But it's hard to like years from now, go to Josh and say, Hey, we're going to need you to restructure your deal to free up some cap room because we're paying DJ more $25 million his second or third year in, and it hasn't worked out.

It's like, why did you bring him in to begin with?

Like, I understand if I'm on board with this plan and you're getting me all of these pieces and we're one piece away and now I'll restructure so that we can finally get over the hump.

But this isn't a guy.

And now you've somewhat handcuffed yourself to him for the next couple.

I mean, the NFL money is always funny money, right?

Where you can kind of get out of it.

So it doesn't really mean all that much, but.

Swing bigger.