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It wasn’t until the third year with the Bills that Daboll’s reputation began to take shape, but this progression can largely be attributed to the acquisition of Stefon Diggs, an elite wide receiver who significantly broadened the offensive strategy. During that season, the Bills scored an impressive 31.3 points per game, ranking second in the NFL. Critics argue that this leap does not solely reflect Daboll’s capabilities but rather stemmed from the contributions of exceptional talent around him.
The final year in Buffalo saw the Bills average 28.4 points per game, further cementing Daboll’s reputation, yet many fans feel that the credit should be shared extensively. After years of below-average performance, it can be difficult to see him as the mastermind many had imagined.