The Buffalo Bills has officially informed Josh Allen that he is not permitted to work in any capacity for the…

With 4:44 remaining in the game, Christian Wilkins touched Josh Allen “inappropriately” (again) after Allen’s quarterback sneak. Bravo to Josh for eschewing the penalty of retaliation. I would like to know if the league reviews plays such as these and then suspends players like Wilkins. Wilkins is a “serial offender,” therefore could he possibly be suspended? Jay: Indeed, the league is able to review this. It would surprise me if the league decided that the incident you’re talking to merited a suspension based on the playback of it. Wilkins’ constant involvement in controversies of this nature is odd, and it exacerbates the antagonism between the two clubs. It is commendable that Allen did not lose his composure and accept a fine.

At the end of the Bills’ Super Bowl run, if they decide to stay with Joe Brady as their offensive coordinator, what are your thoughts on bringing in someone like Tony Romo during the offseason? Romo would help Brady to clean plays, inject an outside view of what the Bills need to do better or how to be more unpredictable. He may also be able to help Allen when he has frozen eyes on a player, while another is doing jumping jacks in the end zone.

If I’m following the question correctly, this means as a consultant. I’m sure things like that happen every offseason with coaches seeking outside opinions on what they can do to improve their scheme. If the question means hiring Romo for a role with the team, I’d consider that very unlikely.

The larger point, that Brady would benefit from an outside perspective on some things, is a fair one, so whether it be by Romo or someone else, I’m sure there will be some consultations that are similar to what you’re suggesting, Al.