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Josh looked just as lost against the Pats in Week 16

Making it 100000x better then Deadspin. Barstool isn’t for everyone but it took Sports Entertainment journalism to another level

He was a consensus #1 overall pick not a 7th rounder out of the Ivy League

Kelvin is most likely signing a 1 year prove it deal for very little money. It would not have brought back much if anything for a comp pick

Our best WR couldn’t see the field at Bama. Quinnten Williams is better then anyone on our Dline Johan Williams is better then anyone on our Oline i could go on

At that point of the year, yes Alabama or Clemson could have given us a game. We were on pace for the worse offense of all time. There were more pros on those two teams then were on ours. Tua or Lawerence would be better options then Nate Peterman or DA

If Allen takes a step forward we will be contenders no matter who the coach is or who we have around him. If Allen takes a step back, o/u 6 wins in accurate and we get a new coaching regime

Kenny Golladay would be our best WR

The reason is, it’s the only way for the league to control and have an influence on the game. It is possible to overcome bad calls and win a game the league wants you to lose, but with all things being equal and most games coming down to a single play or call, telling a ref to make calls the benefit a single team is actually the refs just doing their job

"Charity"

The Western Conference finals in the NBA were fixed before and that league is more popular then ever.

That Giants game was bull####. We took the lead 2 different times, but the TDS got called back from phantom holding calls. If you look at stats those Rex teams were penalized a lot, if you remember the games most of those calls didn’t happen

I agree

Not a fan on Bill Mahar, but might have to tune into for this one

This

Because every player that has been bought it during this regime has that in common

Not a process guy. Nothing on his twitter bio about faith or God.

He’s not wrong. The amount of talent we gave up is substantial. If the process works, Allen is a stud and we are long-term contenders then it’s fine, but that’s very unlikely. 2019 is make or break for McBeane. He’s got experience, his QB and a few drafts and free agent periods to build their team. If we continue to get out coached and blown out as often, it won’t matter who is on the team

You're probably right, but right now we're all hoping that Allen can be as good Mahomes is right now. Mahomes would probably have done terrible here in Buffalo and JP Losman might still be playing if another team drafted him. No one can know, it's a fun debate

Right, I'd rather have Mahomes production then Allen's potential

Kind of pissed Gase gets a.chance with a QB

I also picked 20-40% Beane has yet to bring in any free agents worth noting that weren't that weren't Carolina retreads & I don't know what to think about McDermott (going back to Peterman so many times, the multiple blowouts, consistently being out coached, overly conservative calls) but keep in mind they are new to the job, not everyone was a rockstar at their job day 1, he's had time to learn & improve. 2019 is big.

that no one is going to call him a Poor Mans Josh Allen

I would definitely take a career like that. I'm just saying Lawerence will be viewed as Luck or Manning where everyone will think he's the future of NFL before he takes a snap. While Josh will be considered a solid NFL QB. The whole notion of a "Poor Mans Josh Allen" is laughable, Lawerence already accomplished more in college then Allen did

And I project, teams will be tanking for Lawerence and/or giving up the house for the chance to draft him, while Allen will have won some games with his ability and established himself as a starting NFL QB, but he'll also have lost games due to some poor throws and there will be questions if he can ever win a big game