this is a FO that sighed Tre White after he blew out his ACL and achilles--and has lost 3 steps!! what are you going on about now??
Samuel would be low risk possible reward. If he got reinjured, oh well---it's not like you're losing your starting QB.
It's also not like the Bills secondary is filled with All Pros, and I'm being kind....
there has never been a CB at the level of a top 5 all time at the most important (by far) position in football, so your point makes no sense.
The guy should be good to go.
relatively, nearly no one claimed the Bills had “no chance” of making the Super Bowl” 24 hours ago
but suspending all reasonable disbelief, why would opinions, changing or not, become “exhausting”?
straw men should be exhaustible, by the way…
Hope isn't a plan, but I appreciate your optimism.
Also, Henry and Barkley couldn't be more physically different than Cook. The record book for 100+ YPG isn't littered with small RBs.
Sure it was: Barkley has done to once in his career--he isn't even close this year. Henry has done in once in the last 3--he won't get there this year.
Also, in 2 of the 3 games where Cook was under 100 yards, the Bills lost, with only 200 yards passing on average. So, no.
misdirection question. why not ask "will he?" or "why won't he?"?
The odds are he will not, based on historical data--this average is 50% higher than his past 2 seasons. Also, multiplying every RB who has played over every season over the history of the NFL, there have been under 90 100 YPG seasons total.
This is a smart move. Resigning fantastic player to a stacked roster.
comparator the Browns idiotic breaking bank for Garrett, their only great player on an awful team—instead of getting a haul for him. His continued presence on that team is meaningless.
the OP is referencing this year.
I don't have the data on the overall game outcome/impact of each specific Bills holding penalty vs Chiefs in past years to be able to agree with you.
Take Josh out of the measure and they really aren't a great O-line. His prerelease time is of his own making, often running laterally from relentless pressure. He is one of the hardest QBs to sack--not because of his protection. We see this every week.