Buffalo Bills proprietor Terry Pegula made it clear: he believes the Bills have the expertise to win a championship.
“We are focused on bringing a Super Bowl to Buffalo,” Pegula stated Tuesday at a press convention alongside basic supervisor Brandon Beane. “We have an MVP quarterback in Josh Allen.”
Allen simply completed his eighth yr within the NFL. The Bills have probably the most regular-season wins over the past six seasons — however time is ticking. Have the Bills performed sufficient to encompass him with the expertise essential to make that occur? That’s been the massive query round Beane — now promoted to president of soccer operations — after Pegula fired coach Sean McDermott.
“I understand the frustrations out there,” Beane stated. “No one puts more pressure on me than me.”
And that public strain continues to develop.
Beane retooled the offensive talent gamers with extra emphasis on the operating sport and tight ends the previous couple of years.
The broad receiver group has been a revolving door, with nobody stepping as much as be a real distinction maker outdoors of slot receiver Khalil Shakir. Beane’s high draft choose in 2024, Keon Coleman, has struggled with consistency and maturity. Free agent additions have been lower than stellar.
“I want No. 1 receivers everywhere. I do. When you’re paying Josh what you’re paying him now versus what you were paying him in 2020, 2021, 2022, you’ve got to make some sacrifices. We’re always trying to acquire them. Can I do better? Heck yeah. Heck yeah,” Beane stated.
While Beane defended his roster development, it’s clear to many observers that extra is critical at receiver to make life simpler for Allen, their key to opening the door to a Super Bowl, and that can be on Beane to determine as he builds the team with a brand new head coach.