"One of the biggest talking points surrounding the Bills' up-and-down 2025 season has been the lack of game-changing weapons Josh Allen has to work with. While to some that's a valid complaint, others believe it's a cop-out, especially to Patriots fans, who know all too well that Tom Brady rarely had a legitimate WR1 to work with during his career."
"Yeah, I think we're in a really good spot. He works his tail off at practice, and he's obviously been around the league for a very long time. He's been a true professional. He's always in the wide receiver room, in the playbook, and then when we come out to practice, he's freaking flying around. So, I feel very, very good, and I think comfort (will) just going to continue to grow."
The Bills entered 2025 criticized for lacking game-changing weapons for Josh Allen, prompting offseason attempts to add playmakers after Stefon Diggs and Mack Hollins departed. Brandin Cooks requested and received his release from the Saints and signed with the Bills as a veteran addition. Cooks is expected to make his Bills debut against the Patriots on Sunday. Josh Allen praised Cooks' work ethic, professionalism, playbook engagement and explosive practice speed, saying comfort and chemistry will continue to grow. Cooks' explosive route-running and experience present a genuine challenge to the Patriots' secondary and could alter Buffalo's offensive dynamics.
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