Bills quarterback Josh Allen discussed the flight of wide recipient Stefon Diggs for a decent piece of his Thursday public interview, yet Diggs is only one of numerous veterans who have headed out in different directions from the Bills this offseason.
Those flights came on the two sides of the ball and they leave the group without some of the players who assumed key parts in their new run of division titles. It likewise brought about a fundamentally more youthful program and Allen said he imagines that can be a positive since there’s an opportunity to shape them in a manner you can’t with more established players.
“I don’t believe it’s an off-base thing or something terrible to get more youthful,” Allen said, through the group’s site. “That’s what I feel, as a training staff, as a pioneer, to have the option to come in and sort of shape these folks into your desired group to be, I believe there’s an exceptionally thrilling an open door.”
Forming a group is certainly not a short-term process, yet it can’t be a frightfully lengthy one to try not to make a stride or two back in the current given the group’s conviction that their title window is completely open.
