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That last sentence. A cornerback with our first pick when we have White and Wallace? Geeze. Is that the standard finishing sentence used for every team, or does he actually think we need a corner?

The Knox drop was both critical and brutal. The beasley drop was a bit more difficult. The last play on offense was not a drop from what i remember - had Allen led Brown more it may have been indefensible.

It does not bother me at all. The Bills were completely disrespected by everyone going into that game. Let them chirp a little now. From what I saw, nothing that was done was over the top.

Josh Allen has 24 TD (rushing and passing), which is more scores than the following notable QB’s: Tom Brady Matt Ryan Kirk Cousins Philip Rivers Derek Carr Jared Goff Baker Mayfield Aaron Rodgers Carson Wentz Jimmy G

The same author probably thinks the Browns are the best 2-6 team ever and had them making the playoffs back in August.

Doesnt a patriots player have a lot of INT’s? tre white is a stud

Josh Rosen: 'Nine mistakes were made ahead of me'

I miss my 20’s

HA

What a pickup John Brown has been.

It doesnt work anymore anyway.

Really good QB. Not HOF. McNabb wasnt among the best QB’s of his era - Favre, Manning, Brady, Brees

66yr Bill isnt stealing any “tells” from Mcvay at over 50yds away when he cant even find him on the sidelines to begin with (understandably so).

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You cant overturn this.

Bro if this didnt touch him by 1/4” i will destroy tv

What are the Chiefs supposed to do, let him walk in FA or trade him away like the Bills do to their stars? Reward him now before they have to pay $250m or more a couple of years from now.

Former Bills all over these championship games: Gilmore Watkins Ragland Woods Robey-Coleman

I dont lose any sleep over it. However, being completely objective, its a bit odd that the large majority of the league’s players are black and the large majority of the league’s GM’s, HC, OC, and DC are white. Is it racism? Im not sure it is. I think its more complex than that. Its clear in sports that the elite African American athletes tend to be faster and stronger than the elite athletes of other races. So in a sport like the NFL where speed and strength are literally measured and coveted it makes sense that the large majority of the players in the NFL will end up being african american. I cant, however, objectively explain the lack of african american coaches in the NFL or NCAA football programs. Same thing when you look at the NBA - its an extremely disproportionate number of black coaches when one takes into account that the vast majority of players in the league are black. By their very nature, minorities are minorities because there are less of them in the general population. If I objectively look at it that way logic holds that there will be many more white candidates thank black candidates applying for these jobs so perhaps that ends up skewing the numbers in favor of more white coaches in these programs. But that explanation doesnt completely satisfy my objectivity. You figure that in a sport like football, where the college ranks are SATURATED with black players, and then the NFL is largely dominated by black players, that there would simply be more black coaches. But i dont have an adequate answer as to why it fails to translate.

A player like Green would still have at least 2-3 more seasons great production (easily justifying a 2nd round pick cost).

Draft an OL in rd 1 and trade for Green with 2nd round. Heck yes.

Id say 2 main things: 1. The defense was way worse. 2. The Bears got that much better. 2018 Vikings gave up 21.3pts/game 2017 Vikings gave up 15.8pts/game

Its not 100% either way. Some teams may lean more towards need, others may lean towards BPA regardless of position. A team like the bills with holes everywhere should be BPA regardless of position. And you could argue, using your example, that the Giants drafted BPA available last season by drafting Barkley. They needed a QB and look at how many were available to them yet they still went with BPA in Barkley.

This statement is wrong on numerous levels