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Interesting timing on the retirement announcement Stretch...

Uh oh ....

We should have sold out to get one of the big 3 (or even Thomas) because we needed a number 1. With all due respect, counting gross stats doesn’t tell me much of a story because there are so many variables that determine success. Who is your QB? What is your scheme? Who is the play caller? How many different ways can you help a team? What is asked of you? Where are you on the depth chart? Etc, etc, etc.. There is way too much information out there in 2025 to count yards/receptions/tds. That doesn’t tell you the story. That tells you how about their opportunity. We need to dig a little deeper and compare success within that opportunity. We didn’t have the luxury of taking an extremely flawed prospect and HOPING that he would defy his metrics. That was a bad plan. You needed more of a sure thing because that guy had to contribute. You couldn’t take on so much downside. Worthy would have 100% been a better pick. He wouldn’t be perfect but is a better player than Keon. I liked AD Mitchell, Legette and others above him too. He was WR 15 for me I think. I certainly liked McConkey above him because he was extremely safe. He was a guy that was going to eat targets because of his ability to get open and production in the SEC. The vacated a zillion targets with Gabe and Diggs leaving. They didn’t replace that in FA so they didn’t have the luxury of drafting a long shot prospect with major red flags. Keon “the idea” is as bad as Keon “the player.” This isn’t hindsight. This is well documented on here leading up to the 2024 draft.

Totally fair. i probably should have been clearer and maybe not used Josh. I was trying to say he overcame his collegiate completion percentage issues in a similar manner. He did have elite tools though. Many thought he’d be the 1st overall pick. Harmon looked at the specifics of Keon’s separation metrics. Guys with those metrics succeeded at an incredibly low percentage and almost always in the slot. FWIW, I remember Amon-Ra St. Brown was a success story. Other guys were like Johnny Wilson.

Got my hopes up after his 100 yard game v the ravens, unfortunately he’s not got even to 50% of that level since then. He looks like he’ll trip himself up every time I see him get into a full sprint (which isn’t often), like Forrest Gump with his leg braces on

"That's just a coincidence." - Finding The FBI, which failed to solve the case in nearly five years of investigation but indicated that it was closing in after Blaze News brought its investigation to intelligence sources, was feet from the Falls Church address of the pipe bomb suspect days after Jan. 6, according to the Blaze News investigation. Former FBI Special Agent Kyle Seraphin realized Friday that he was doing surveillance next door to the woman now suspected of being the Jan. 6 pipe bomber. “The FBI put us one door away from the pipe bomber within days of January 6, and we were deliberately pulled away for no logical or logically investigative reason,” Seraphin told Blaze News Friday. “And everything about that tells me that they were involved in a cover-up and have been since day one. "They were f**king in on it,” Seraphin said.

31-10 bills and Josh doesn’t play a snap in the 4th quarter

All I care about is if they can get a sniff of Mahomes’ jockstrap come playoff time, because as we all know that’s not happened in the previous 4 games despite us having decent pressure rates in the regular season

So....what do you think Finding? Will your reliable media get to work and doggedly pursue this story....journalism-ing madly like the true professionals that they are? Or nah... 😂

The two teams that worry me are the ravens and the chiefs so I’d take the 5 seed and then give the pats a beat down in their own house in the AFCCG

Missed it by that much.... 😂

Phins 15 Bills 9 all FGs. none if us are expecting that

I’ll still take the 1 seed. It’s a huge advantage to have a weeks rest, only play two games, and them both being at home.

Wow, he's collecting babies the way the Jets are collecting 1st round picks

I see your point, and it’s a good one… But there is literally no need for these tests he’s calling for. Weren’t we just hearing about all that wasteful government spending? I’m no expert, but a quick search shows each test is about $100 million. We can’t think of better ways to put what will easily amount to billions of dollars to use for the American people, than testing weapons we have no business ever using because nobody wins a nuclear war? What we need is leadership who advocates for decommissioning nuclear weapons on a global scale, not nuclear proliferation. He sure has a funny way of trying to win peace prizes…

@Kirby JacksonI get that you really really want to see this team go a WR centric offense with two top wideouts like the Eagles have, and now perhaps Seattle has. Didn't the 49er have that not that long ago with Debo, Aiyuk? From what I've seen recently teams are not standing pat with one star #1 WR and its why Seattle went after Rasheed, why the Steelers who just gave the Seahawks a second round pick for DK Metcalf, and also wanting in on the trade for Shaheed. DK Metcalf is now making 30 million a year with Pitt and he just isn't being utilized enough to warrant that kind of monetary expenditure. Against the Colts most recently 4 targets, 2 receptions for 6 yards. Against the Packers 7 targets, 5 receptions for 55 yards, 1 TD. Against Cincy 5 targets, 3 receptions for 50 yards. Yes, the Steelers are not scheming him or utilizing him properly but it tells me that most teams can take away that #! WR with double coverage and roll coverages his way. I mean everyone loved Brian Daboll's high powered passing offense (including me) But what i didn't love about it was when it wasn't working Daboll just kept calling pass plays while mostly ignoring the run game. This caused Josh Allen to be under tremendous pressure and created, sacks, turnovers in INTs, and Fumbles. This offense is now run centric and while they have a healthy James Cook they will keep running the ball to set up the pass. Which just worked against their biggest nemesis in the KC Chiefs. Yes, it is kind of boring and not as exciting as the big pass plays will induce. But what it has done is given this franchise its highest scoring season yet along with very few turnovers. The Buffalo Bills set their highest scoring season record in 2024, finishing with a total of 513 points scored during the regular season. This achievement contributed to their 13-4 record and marked a significant milestone in the team's history. AND, they led the NFL in turnover ratio with a +24. Allen had only 3 INT's all last year vs 18 he had in 2023.

Have a funny feeling the Patriots could start coming back to earth this weekend. If they lose in Tampa and we take care of the Phins, they're back in second place where they belong, and that could mess with their confidence.

This doesn't only apply to Buffalo though. Normally when you look at the top teams and players in sack production there are a few in there who just fatten up against bad teams. I remember the year the Tampa fella (Barrett?) led the league.... I think he got 19 sacks. Six came vs Dallas's turnstile of a backup LT. It's also worth saying the Bills are 3rd in the NFL in pressure rate this season, again while the two games you mention help that as well it suggests the sack production is not a fluke. I think rush the passer is one thing the Bills D has actually done at a reasonable level this year. If the coverage can hold up as it did v KC maybe we can be in business. Hoecht joining Ed on the sidelines does not help though. I reckon if I had a couple of good dinners and turned up in Miami tomorrow there is half a chance Id get snaps at defensive tackle 😆

I'm not trying to influence your opinion on anything, and certainly not the gov. I posted my view on privatizing the ATC function, ie.. getting it away from the gov. Safe air transportation is statistically proven beyond doubt. That safety comes from internal checks and balances from each company and their employees. Anything can be stopped at any time to ensure standards. I know this firsthand, having served as a guy who qualifies captains and first officers on domestic and international routes. The gov monitors, but has nowhere near the talent or skills that people employed in the industry do. I have carried many of these guys in the jumpseat, supposedly doing line checks, mostly on international flights. I never had any one of them that was anywhere near the competence of the employees of the airline. They were a nuisance distraction. The US airline industry has an amazing safety record. The gov is not the reason for that, as is grossly evident in the Washington midair. Completely an FAA debacle.

The story's in the past with nothing to recall I've got my life to live and I don't need you at all

Ok thanks. I was definitely wrong about the his catch rate last uear -- relied on AI and it gave me 50%.