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Buwahahahaha. Obviously the committee has never seen him in a one on one tackle scenario.

Elite: 1. Aaron Rodgers 2. Tom Brady 3. Drew Brees 4. Ben Rothlisberger 5. Matt Ryan Definite Franchise Quarterbacks: 6. Philip Rivers 7. Russell Wilson 8. Andrew Luck 9. Matthew Stafford 10. Eli Manning 11. Cam Newton Next Gen: 12. Derek Carr 13. Marcus Mariota 14. Jameis Winston 15. Dak Prescott 16. Kirk Cousins The Game Managers: 17. Joe Flacco 18. Alex Smith 19. Andy Dalton 20. Ryan Tannehill 21. Tyrod Taylor 22. Sam Bradford The Down Slope: 23. Carson Palmer 24. Jay Cutler The Unproven: 25. Carson Wentz 26. Blake Bortles 27. Trevor Seimian 28. Jared Goff Need Replacing: 29: Brock Osweiler 30. Ryan Fitzpatrick 31. Colin Kaepernick 32. Robert Griffin III

Do I include meals and "entertainment" while in town for games? Season tickets Avg. $1000+/- per season after considering what I've sold and kept over 10 years: $10,000. Hotel, Tolls, Gas, Meals, Tailgate essentials, and Bar Bills 4 x a season: Avg $1560/season = $15,600 Miscellaneous merchandise throughout the decade: $1,000 Single mother's we've put through nursing school on Aero Drive - I shutter when I think of the figure. Easily in the $25-50k range total.

I'd much rather take a chance on Josh Gordon

+1 His accuracy makes up for his poor mechanics at the college level - Not sure it will be the same with bigger/faster/better corners covering his receivers. He threw a lot of passes of his back foot in the pocket in that video and his delivery is flawed.

Good teams win by more than a TD (or are in complete control of the game in the 4th quarter and give up garbage time stats) on a regular basis. Above Avg teams find ways to win Avg teams are 500 Below Avg teams find ways to lose (see Buffalo) Bad teams lose by more than a TD on a regular basis We are somewhere between a Below Avg and Avg team with delusions that we are Avg to Above Avg.

If he were to go to LA, we've learned that mini bottles of Tobasco would be at his disposal for every breakfast.... just sayin

Franks needs to stick to wings - and even those could use a dose of Tobasco. Tobasco on eggs, and it's not even close. If there's no Tobasco, it's acceptable to ask for Sriracha (as everyone has it these days thanks to hipsters and the Food network). End of Thread

Shane Falco - a leader of men https://youtu.be/OTVfBjtsZuE

I don't see the Bills waiting until the 4th round to take a QB - how is he different than Cardale at this point? He's a big body, big arm with potential but numerous question marks. If they're taking a QB, it someone for Whaley to bank his career on, and it won't be day 3 of the draft in my opinion.

Even more reason why you need a strong legged kicker in Buffalo. Lets not forget we also have had to "waste" roster spots on carrying a second kicker for kickoffs because he can't reach the endzone. Would this game have been different had the Dolphins had a touchback at the end of the 4th?

In fairness, he did have an extra quarter....

I would love to be the coach coming into the the Jacksonville job... There's tons of young talent on that roster, in a division that's not that crowded with talent, and a locale with historically low expectations.

Goff is looking much better. 30 seconds later - welcome to the concussion protocol

1) replacing Tyrod with a franchise QB eliminates the need to fix the others. 2) Replacing Rex with a top tier coach, fixes Tyrod and makes him serviceable 3) moving Brandon back to PR alone makes Whaley better 4) Whaley - maybe I'm still drunk on koolade, but I think next year we will have a very different opinion of him. Edit - if you don't have a better replacement for Tyrod, don't change him just for the sake of change. If he doesn't renegotiate to something in line with the a top 25-30qb, replace him Ruth a journeyman and spend savings elsewhere.

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Josh McDaniel should be the front runner for LA.

He and John Brown both disappeared this season. I really thought Floyd was going to be "the man" a few years ago, but it never translated at the NFL level.

You can't bring him back... at least not at that number. Sure he'll only be paid in the middle to lower end of starting QBs, but if the option is there to get a Hoyer or some other capable journeyman 1/3 the cost, you're better off spending the money elsewhere (CB, Safety, OL, WR). We are not a playoff caliber team with Tyrod at the helm, and the drop off isn't significant enough from him to journeyman QB "X", to justify not spending the money at some other position of need. His legs are an absolute asset, and if he could learn to throw first, run second, he could be devastating. I don't blame the line because you watch him go through the progression, and then decide to run when the pocket collapses. If they're giving him enough time to see 4 receivers, it's on him to identify the best target and fire. If after 6 years in the league he hasn't developed any sort of quick twitch decision making (outside of tuck it and run), he's not going to at this point. If Cardale isn't at a point where he's rosterable by week 14, I'm afraid we know where that one's going too.

Bring in EJ

The guy hurdled the center/guard... there was no chance a kick of any distance was getting off there. I agree there are no elite defenses this season. Every defense this season has weaknesses.

What makes you think the Saints would have won yesterday under the old rules? The kick still would have been blocked and you'd have overtime. The defensive special teams made an extraordinary play - and this is why you have every play count.

Do you have any idea who the other remaining players are taking?

If Tyrod plays like this the rest of the season, we'll be fine. If he goes back to the Tyrod we've seen most of the season, it's all downhill.

the highest point is in the uprights... you go for the ball wherever it is.