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The Buffalo Bills have been one of the strongest candidates to come out of the AFC for quite a while.
Then, year after year, they fall short when it matters the most, both in the regular season and in the playoffs.
This season has been particularly rough for Sean McDermott’s team.
They’ve played down to their opponents’ levels more often than not, and they’ve failed to live up to their hype and potential.
That’s why sports analyst Craig Carton believes McDermott and Offensive Coordinator Ken Dorsey could be on borrowed time right now, as veteran RB Latavius Murray called for a players-only meeting to discuss the status of the offense.
In the latest edition of The Carton Show, he talked about how the Bills’ Super Bowl window could be closing, and once it closes, it might not re-open for quite a while.
RB Latavius Murray initiated a players only offense meeting ahead of Bills vs. Broncos
“If I’m Sean McDermott and Ken Dorsey, that clock is now officially ticking. The window is closing and there’s a chance it’s closed. You only gotta win one.” — @craigcartonlive pic.twitter.com/sXN0qovgxR
— The Carton Show (@TheCartonShow) November 10, 2023
The Bills have one of the best offenses in the game, at least personnel-wise, so the fact that Murray called for that meeting speaks volumes of how he feels like they’re not living up to that potential.
Josh Allen has either played like the best quarterback on Earth or like an average Joe, and you never know which version of him you’re going to get.
He’s obviously going to have many more chances to pursue a Super Bowl in his career, as he’s still young.
But as of now, it’s hard to put this team on the same tier as the Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, or even Cincinnati Bengals.
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