Mr. WEO

There is zero chance that a day after a storm like that ended a game could be played. Some people were stuck in their homes for a week. over 30 people died. Plowing routes to and from the stadium was not a public priority, as you should already have known. If it is to be as bad as you are saying, they wouldn't be playing Monday.

Was everything just fine the day after that storm hit?

won a a playoff game Vinny Testaverde, Leroy Hoard, Derrick Alexander 4 years after taking over a 3-13 team. It would be their only win for the next 23 years. Lots of posters here saying it was mostly Brady. How many were saying that after the first 1 or 2 SB wins?

It's a simple comparison of what the actual outcomes were between the two seasons. No need to use your imagination. But since you brought it up, the drop off happened this season if at all: the past 4 seasons the Bills Offense has ranked 2,3,3 and 6th in points scored. SO there really is no reason to believe there would have been "a nosedive" this year.

Was Brady a HOFer in those first 3 SB seasons? Few would say so. Most called him a game manager. Alex Smith was traded to the Chiefs for a second round pick. That's a lot for a reclamation project. The facts are that Smith was on his was to his best season when he was replaced in game by Kaepernick. Despite being cleared for the following game, Harbaugh decided to continue with Kaepernick....and, well, the rest is history. Smith was a reclamation in Washington--maybe that's what you meant to say? Reid only gets in the conversation with several more rings. GOAT isn't for just the regular season (he would need 71 more wins to pass Shula anyway)

So Cook and Kincaid were not difference makers.

Bills scored more points last year. They also had more passing TDs, same yards, same rushing TDs/yards, more 1st downs. The main difference is the run/pass mix this year.

Great first name for your son! Ours was born months early and 9 weeks in NICU--was going to go with William, but he was so tiny we told him he could only handle half the name...

McNabb was a #2 1st round pick, not some 6th rounder...Alex Smith was an overall #1 pick. Mahomes was a #10 1st round pick. 2 rings with all of that for Reid, without more championships, isn't in this conversation yet. The Chiefs aren't exactly on the come up at this point... He's been a HC 25 years. 5 more and he's done. If he wins 2 or 3 more SBs in that time then, sure, he is in the conversation. His NFL competition is obviously BB, who did more with less (12 AFCC games, 9 SBs, 6 rings--all with one QB, good Defense and a bunch of journeymen at Offensive skill positions).

Whos' the real GOAT? BB: 6 SB wins as HC, 2 more as DC. No college. Saban: 7 college national titles. crashed and burned in NFL, ran back to college game. Carroll: 2 college national titles, SB win (and SB loss).

can an entire roster enter the transfer portal at once.?

We all agree that the Ravens are dependent on Jackson for success--true for any team with a top 5 or 10 QB. "Lamar is pretty critical to the Ravens results." This is also true in the postseason. Allen's Bills are 4-4 but his performance is an order of magnitude better than Jackson's, overall.

Ravens are 1-3 in the playoffs with Lamar. 900 yards, 55% completion, 3 TD and 5 INT, 5 fumbles. His last game was 3 years ago.

I don't think most limit "best offensive weapon" to those criteria. Outside of Josh, Diggs is still the best weapon, despite his rough 2 months. Shakir is a guy you surprise a Defense with now and then.

teams don't give away valuable assets for nothing if there are offers out there. Other teams don't make offers on assets they are very confident will be available for the simple taking. All of this is plainly obvious, so I'm not sure what you are arguing at this point. I wish. New WR1

they were playing against Ravens without Jackson, OBJ, Flowers, Hamilton, Humphrey. Now Watt is out. They will be playing from behind. Let them run 70%...

how'd he react when they drafted Levis? Signed DHop? also, is there any chance he had zero idea that Brown was being traded when that pick was announced?

80+%? Nah. that's the best way for them to lose the game.

I didn't read the body language because I didn't see it. that trade didn't sink his or his team's fortunes. it was the inability to have a quality QB. AJ Brown is wasted on Tannehill/Levis.

obviously the Titans team owner put the guy on the hot seat--he just canned him. It was hardly shocking. equally obvious other owners understood this was likely so none made a trade inquiry or obviously the Titans owner would have taken something over nothing. no need to dress down--just pointing out the obvious

It seems like only yesterday that McD was hyping a young QB's incredible preseason play also....

A future HOF QB makes a lot of coaches look pretty good. But one isn't walking through that door any time soon.

pass on all. duds.

He's a good coach. Not worried given that NE roster. who's trading for a coach on the hot seat?

That's over...