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This week Dolphins fans are complaining about Josh Allen finger guns, and about how the league screwed them by blowing the whistle after he supposedly fumbled the end of half kneeldown. That's what it's like to root for a bad team. Not that I can act innocent, I used to get mad about all sorts of dumb crap when the Pats were dominating us.

No My argument was Allen's INT issue being overstated Then you for some reason asked AI if turnover margin (differential) correlate w winning

I asked about him in this around the league thread Sunday. Was told he looks disinterested or mailing it in. Rewatched the condensed version of that game and I don’t agree entirely but he certainly doesn’t look focused. Don't know what’s going on there for him to be that way but it is a wild slump he’s in indeed.

The discussion wasn't about SB winning QBs, so don't try to derail the discussion because your opinion isn't supported by the facts confirmed by AI. The discussion was about Dorsey as OC, and how the Bills' TOs have dropped since Brady replaced him.

I think KC has a reasonable chance to get to the playoffs regardless of the outcome this weekend. There aren’t 2 playoff teams coming out of the East or South, and possibly North. That leaves 3 teams out of the West by default.

Problem becomes where we pick unfortunately. Unless this season goes in the pan, we are in the 29-32 range.

Lol I know. Was to sway him away from wanting Landon Jackson. Snap counts are very easy to check.

Add Baltimore now 1-2

Kickers scare the sh*t out of me. you’d have to trade an early pick and make him the highest paid kicker in the league while eating the bass contract and despite all that he could get the yips at literally any moment 😂.

Enjoy!

More Deone Walker, more Shaq Thompson..

He is the biggest Lamar homer out there.

How are supposed to get pur pitchforks ready if we can't agree on stats? C'MON

It’s such a loaded question at this point that discussing the draft renders it meaningless..

Charlie agrees.

I agree. People will watch small - medium market teams as long as they're good. Yes, teams like the Cowboys will draw viewers regardless, but people prefer watching good teams! Look at the NFL games with the highest ratings last season (non-playoff / non-holiday): 1) Chiefs vs Bills - 31.1 million viewers 2) Chiefs vs Ravens - 29.2 million viewers 3) Chiefs vs Bengals - 27.9 million viewers 4) Ravens vs Cowboys - 27.3 million viewers 5) Chiefs vs 49ers - 27.1 million viewers 6) Packers vs Vikings - 26.4 million viewers 7) Packers vs 49ers - 25.2 million viewers 8 ) Eagles vs Ravens - 25.2 million viewers 9) Chiefs vs Falcons - 25.1 million viewers 10) Bears vs Commanders - 24.9 million viewers 11) Eagles vs Cowboys - 24.6 million viewers 12) Lions vs Packers - 24.2 million viewers 13) Chiefs vs Chargers - 24.2 million viewers 14) Lions vs Cowboys - 24.1 million viewers 15) Bills vs Rams - 24 million viewers So yes, the Cowboys appear 3 times on that list, but teams like the Bills, Chiefs, Packers, Ravens, Vikings, Bengals, etc. all show up on there. That being said, teams like the Cowboys, Giants & Bears draw a high average viewership. Checkout the viewership data from last year. It proves small market teams still draw good viewership as long as they're good (but also that Cowboys / Giants will draw no matter what).

Any updates @B-Man?

Apparently, the winner will take top spot on Mahomes Mountain!

I need to see it to believe it with that crew. Let's not get too crazy because they lost to a legit division opponent followed by the Super Bowl champs, while down their most important skill players. They definitely do not have the same mojo as last year but they are still going to out coach their opponent on a weekly basis and that means volumes in a league where roster parity has never been tighter.

Now That was a very good football game. The Lions D put on a Clinic for the importance of Mind Your Gap and how to tackle, and it won for them in the end.

Yes, I read your post. Saying "better than most" and than creating a list of just the "bad" and omitting the good is misleading. And as I said, I don't think a number of those players listed are fair to be deemed poor usage of a 2nd. It's *way* too soon to judge TJ Sanders. He's played a total of 3 games. Cole Bishop is in his 3rd game as a full time starter. And again, with Epenesa we've gotten pretty decent return for the kind of Defensive End that you're going to find with a pick at the bottom of Round 2. If you take a look at the list of DE's active in the NFL who were taken in Round 2, you're going to be hard pressed to find something more than what he's been for us. Which is a decent 3rd in the rotation. When you take into account Dion Dawkins, James Cook, O'Cyrus Torrence, and Keon Coleman in conjunction with guys like Sanders and Bishop who it's too early to rule on and Epenesa who you got decent return on investment for the position where he was picked - our 2nd Round selections haven't been the albatross people like to make it out to be. In fact, it's probably better than a lot of teams track records there over a 9 year period.