Billy Gil

Swing for the fences for Josh at a certain point in time.

The thing that worries me about the Bills and Josh too, though, is he's been uncommonly healthy, especially for someone that gets hit as much as he gets hit and plays a game as physical as he plays it.

He's a big guy.

He can take the hits.

He causes a lot of the hits that he takes sometimes just with his style of play.

And he has the record for consecutive games played.

We've joked about that because he'll come in and he'll do one play at the end of the season and then he's out just to not get injured, headed into the playoffs.

But...

you can't bank on your quarterback always being healthy, especially as you're saying they may lose some Lyman here.

At a certain point, you need more than just, well, Josh is going to get us there, so we just need to get him complimentary pieces and it'll take us as far as he gets.

It's because...

He got hit a couple times last season where we did wonder, like, oh, wow, is this the one that's going to kind of sideline him?

Well, and then like bigger picture, we all have been looking at it from like the prism of, oh, wow, they wasted this opportunity where, you know, he didn't have to go through Lamar Jackson.

He didn't have to go through Patrick Mahomes.

He didn't have to go through Joe Burrow.

He didn't have to go through it.

I wonder if there's going to be a day and I don't want to jinx anything, but I wonder if there's going to be a day where we look back and we go, wow, not only they wasted that, they wasted their good health.

Like they wasted the opportunity where they didn't have

big injuries on their line or to their quarterback and they just couldn't get over the hump.

And now they have to deal with those issues.