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This topic, like the "Keon Coleman success by route - Not pretty" topic is hugely disappointing. The Coleman one is worse because it's a continuation of the same 5 opinions being stated hundreds of times throughout several different topics and several different months. There hasn't been a single fresh, incisive, insightful post regarding Coleman since the season ended. And yet the carousel just keeps turning. This topic is on the same road though not as far along (thank God). In both cases (and many other topics here) people are mired in binary reasoning. It's either one thing or the other... there's zero nuance to the discussion. This might be helpful (or not): Mike Sando's QB tiers. Whether you agree with Sando's rankings is irrelevant. The moral of the story is that QBs aren't either good or they suck. There's a bit more to it than that. Tier 1 A Tier 1 quarterback can carry his team each week. The team wins because of him. He expertly handles pure-passing situations. He has no real holes in his game: Mahomes, Burrow, Allen Tier 2 A Tier 2 quarterback can carry his team sometimes but not as consistently. He can handle pure-passing situations in doses and/or possesses other dimensions that are special enough to elevate him above Tier 3. He has a hole or two in his game: Lamar, Herbert, Rodgers, Stafford, Stroud, Dak, Goff, Hurts, Purdy, Cousins, Love Tier 3 A Tier 3 quarterback is a legitimate starter but needs a heavier running game and/or defensive component to win. A lower-volume dropback passing offense suits him best: Tua, Trevor, Kyler, Deshaun, Baker, Carr, Geno, Russ Tier 4: A Tier 4 quarterback could be an unproven player (not enough information for voters to classify) or a veteran who ideally would not start all 17 games: Jones, Fields, Minshew, Richardson, Levis, Young, Darnold, Brisset

As a recent poster just proved, some will, but it give the other side a chance to prove that they do not need to stoop to that level. I feel sad for you that you have this much hate inside. I hope that others here who do not care for Trump have more class and character than you. I thought of this and wondered if this was not the real reason that he dropped out, but it is also possible that it may not be the case. There are some less common aggressive forms of prostate cancer that can spread rapidly.

We protect politicians with guns. We protect our money (banks) with guns. We protect our country with guns… why is it a crazy idea that we protect our children as ferociously as we protect money and politicians?

Heard and was our best WR in the afccg

Are people forgetting that AJ Brown and Barkley weren't even drafted by the Eagles? Name the best QB Brady faced in the division. Never mind that that's just 6 games out of 16/17 and divisional opponents are built for each other meaning sweeping the division doesn't happen often.

oh no, Leafs

He was a reliable target. Something Josh has had a shortage of since he joined the NFL.

I rest my case.

Disagree- All good Did he say that they matched NE’s offer and he chose NE? My money is Mack took the best offer and it wasn’t Beanes. Can’t blame a 31 year old journeyman WR for taking the most money.

See you in September. GO BLUE!!!

For example, if the AFC East drew the NFC South for out of conference and the Bills didn’t win 4 games, they should just be automatically out of the playoffs, but assuming they do what they should, that’s a lot easier to pad the record vs having to deal with the NFC North… not that the Bills didn’t handle their business there too, but it’s still a lot harder to do. I’d end up pretty irritated when the AFC W draws the NFC S and the Bills have to play literally any other NFC division that all hold at least 2 very good teams if not more. It could end up with the Chargers as a higher seed than the Bills and we all know that ain’t right.

Wasn’t Bishop drafted right after Coleman ? It’s a good thing Bean knew right away that he blew the pick and went with speed with the next pick

They asked Beane in one of his pressers about Mack not coming back. Beane said he wanted him back but Mack made the decision to head out, so have to ask him. He abandoned you.

1.8 catches per game and 22 yards per game is not a big impact. I understand he is a good blocker, but a WR needs to catch more than 2 balls per game to be an impact player. I don’t get the concern over losing him. If he wore shoes, didn’t dress in costumes before games, and used utensils, nobody would think twice about him.

Yes because for all the conjecture about jb fibbing on his health check up. DT just flat out publicly lies on his for vanity sake… It would be especially good if DT had both prostrate and colon cancer

This is exactly what I would say if I was pretending to be you. “Foxx”??? Come on, how superficial! Sounds like an awful lot of work when it’s just as easy to say we’re not we. I am indeed a member of billsfan.com, but don’t visit much. I really enjoy interacting with those folks—I don’t know Foxx personally but appreciate the work he puts in and the site. I’m a bit of a creature of habit and change is hard for me. This may be the impetus to get me rolling again. See: Forgets, Ferguson Joe

Is there anything you'd like to add?

It's harder, but other teams manage to do so. So far, Beane has not really drafted elite talent with the very important exception of Josh Allen. A few folks need to emerge to improve the odds of post-season success. I think the 2025 draft has some promise, though it will take time to reach that level obviously.

I was thinking about this again today... the idea that we've finally attained our dream so can finally walk away. When the Bills win the Super Bowl is when we'll all learn much more about our dependency on the team.

Hahaha. Well done, grasshopper.

You mean JaMarcus Ingram wasn’t on pace for 11 INT’s last year after 3 games?

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Diggs was a technician. He did not have superior speed, really. By itself, that one move does not equal properly investing in the position. I still think Beane needs to add draft capital early at WR on a regular basis, though the last draft was admittedly suited to filling evident needs on D. You're welcome to think differently. In any event, Diggs is not on the team now. Palmer is supposed to fill that role, I suppose. We're all hoping it works out.

You know how TDSers would feel if it was Trump diagnosed with cancer. Anywho, a speedy recovery to the former President.

Divisions and schedules can make a 10-7 record a way better accomplishment than 12-5 vs a crap division and easy schedule. I also think winning your division is a big deal where the current seeding system ensures a home game. It makes the division matter more and leads to a way more interesting week to week game. Detroit needs to worry about winning its playoff games not changing the rules. Maybe a qb that doesnt melt under pressure to boot.