Charles Romes

Yes Pats fan even average competent QB play is tough to come by. The 16th best QB in the league will cost you 30M if he’s a vet and you are lucky enough to find one. Good luck.

Spent a first round pick on Harry who is the worst of all high drafted receivers in recent years and a second on Sanu now out of football a year later. Hard to recover from that level of mistakes.

He would have to be moved with these stats if he was mid career but his 76% is totally acceptable given his rookie with a strong leg stature.

Bills have been tie-less for forty-eight consecutive seasons. Has to be an NFL record, but I’m not going to look it up because it would take too long. - OK I ended up looking it up. The Pats have the record - at least 50 seasons in a row, no ties since the merger. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_NFL_tied_games

To me Singletary and Moss look like RB versions of Zay Jones. They may make a play if it’s easy to make but they won’t make any special plays. Below average and in need of upgrading.

if your QB’s D game is 300 yards no picks 70 percent completions 60 yards on the ground and a W you have something.

Um, 4.57 at the combine

With this year’s defense?

There would be a potential silver lining: lawrence out of the division for the next 15 years.

The winners of the 1965 afl championship game might argue that white on white is a classic look

Yeldon had a long garbage time run that padded his stats significantly

I can see the point here of starting Yeldon. The larger point is that the position as whole is weak if people are clamoring for Yeldon.

That should not have been overturned IMO. Not enough evidence to overturn. The ripping out commenced long before the knee hits and the ball comes out. If the rip started after the knee hits I may have understood the overturn. if we win that game the only talk would be how clutch the team was, and that it was great when it had to be. That’s the way it works.

yes, that 1990 team actually grew into its inflated record, inflated by ample good fortune.

I can’t believe he’s made it to week 6 this season.

Seems to me Beane is trying to send a message that the shocking lack of running game against the soft zone is the OLs fault not the deficiencies and limitations of Singletary, previously acknowledged to be a brilliant draft pick by Beane. I think it’s a little hard for everyone (Beane, coaches, fans) to accept, after having such high hopes for Singletary, that he may just not have the goods.

The ‘91 loss against Dick McPherson’s Patriots was pretty bad. Did not amount to much as we had cushion for home field. Pats ended up 6-10 so it’s not like they were historically bad.

We don’t have a running back good enough to beat the zone. That has been proven the last 2 games, and really, the Raiders game also.

So he’s good when there is no pressure. And, when there is maximum pressure, he’s also good. But he’s bad when there is significant but less than maximum pressure. That sounds ridiculous and yet supported by the evidence.

My main concern is the shameless Tanking by the Jets for Lawrence. I don’t want to play him twice a year for 15 years.

Justin Zimmer was a UDFA if Buffalo in 2015, rexs first year. He’s spent time with 5 pro franchises, one of them Montreal. Yes he was better than Oliver tonight.

1 score game. Crazy

Who?

This is Petermanesque

Tre our best player. Embarrassing.