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Bills GM Brandon Beane references Tom Brady and the Patriots while discussing their 2025 draft picks ✍️ "Look at New England. How many great historic receivers did they have in their Super Bowl teams?" (via Pat McAfee)

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Фото профиля Nikos
Nikos1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow This is a terrible way to defend a lack of weapons for your star QB

Фото профиля BuffaloBillsSharp
BuffaloBillsSharp1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow My god what an stupid response by Beane

Фото профиля YardsAfterContract
YardsAfterContract1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow I analyzed how important having a #1 pass catcher was (Elite TE or #1 Wr) in this thread: TLDR: 71% of championship game teams had one and 82% of SB winners one. Also...this totally ignores who Gronkowski was.

Фото профиля Ksil
Ksil1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow I seem to remember them having a hall of fame tight end...... nice revisionist histone Beane.

Фото профиля FreeJoshAllen
FreeJoshAllen1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow The arrogance here is incredible. McDermott isn’t even close to BB as a coach and Beane is overrated AF.

Фото профиля 🅿️atsNation
🅿️atsNation1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow Yes let’s pretend the greatest TE of all time didn’t exist

Фото профиля Andrew Ivas
Andrew Ivas1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow So theyre gonna wait until josh allen turns into tom brady before they reach for elite WR talent, good plan

Фото профиля (Q) Shai enthusiast
(Q) Shai enthusiast1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow They also had Tom Brady

Фото профиля Shadow Vibes
Shadow Vibes1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow Brady made the Pats, not the receivers - Beanes onto something, like a bloodhound sniffing out the truth behind those Super Bowl wins.

Фото профиля Donnie
Donnie1 год назад

@PatMcAfeeShow Bro, yall ain’t us and as good as Josh Allen is, he isn’t Tom Brady 😂

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