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What frustrated me was Josh wasn't stepping into his throws most of the game. I know he had issues with slipping, and that's why, but I was surprised he didn't underthrow one earlier than the INT.

Washington has Chase Young & Montez Sweat, they'd probably love to clear the way to give those 2 guys 100% of the DE snaps. I'd love a trade for Kerrigan for a 5th.

There were 5 drops in the game, and if I remember correctly, every one of them would've been a 1st down. The Roberts' INT & subsequent freeby Titans' TD started a snowball effect that couldn't be stopped, you could feel the wind coming out of the sails. If Roberts catches that ball for a 1st down, it's a totally different game.

Hopefully, the fact that we play both the Jets & Steelers in the coming weeks will help lure him in.

Milano is not scheme diverse, there's no question his highest value is with the Bills. He can be a star in a very specific Defensive scheme (ours), but he won't have near the same level of impact playing a traditional OLB role somewhere else, he'd be a JAG. I think he knows this, and will want to stay on a reasonable deal vs taking more money to be a square peg in a round hole & becoming a potential cut after year 1 if it doesn't work out. I think he'll he'll take a team-friendly deal bulked up with playing time incentives. This is the same thing that happened with Josh Norman going to Washington. He was a perfect fit in McD's scheme & became an All-Pro. He chased the money & was an awful fit for Washington's D, he struggled & his value took a major hit.

I'm honestly more worried about losing Dan Morgan than Daboll.

I think Darnold will have somewhat of a resurrection with another team, assuming he makes it out of NY alive. If the Jets get a top-2 pick & can take Lawrence or Fields, they'll take a 2nd round pick for Darnold from the Colts/Bears/Raiders & run. Darnold could pull a Tannehill with a better organization.

The Hughes trade was pretty big too, especially considering it was getting "something for nothing". Stealing a 1st round pick for Peerless Price was pretty awesome as well. That said, it looks like the Diggs trade will easily be our best since Biscuit.

Mariota has trouble reading coverages and is way too eager to check down. He had college success in Chip Kelly's offense typically using only half-field reads, or he'd take off running. NFL Defenses seem too complicated for him, he may be the only NFL QB more prone to unneccesary checkdowns than Carr.

Before Mariota's injury, rumors were that he was behind Peterman. It was said that Gruden was shocked at how inept Mariota was in camp. 0% chance Mariota takes over.

It's crazy that Josh's worst fantasy games are when he only scores 3 TDs...

Josh only had two D1 offers out of Reedley, Wyoming & Eastern Michigan. Eastern Michigan pulled their offer back after Josh told them he was going on a visit to Wyoming, leaving Wyoming as his only option. Even then, before he accepted, he emailed Fresno State one more time in a last ditch effort to get a shot there. Fresno State still said no, and the rest is history.

I have 2 theories: 1) The Jets players committed so many penalties in an effort to get Gase fired. 2) Greggo encouraged them to do it, so Gase would get fired & he'd get to be Interim Head Coach. The good news is, they'll definitely win a couple games playing for a new coach, whoever that is.

If GB wants Kumerow, I'd be all for him going somewhere that he has a shot to play. Foster could actually be a nice fit there if they activate him. Lazard had a real nice game last week, but got caught from behind twice. Foster's speed with Rodgers.

Allen played regular 11-on-11 football in HS, there are vids of his HS highlights on YouTube. The 7-on-7 referred to is flag football, which most skill position players do nowadays in the offseason from regular football. Surprisingly, a lot of recruiting is now done from 7-on-7 events.

If the Jets get #1, they'll have to trade Darnold. But if he continues playing like he is, nobody's giving up a 2nd for him. Even if they only get a 3rd rounder for him, that pick could be used for an IOL to help Lawrence. I could see a team like the Steelers or Bucs giving a pick for Darnold to groom for a year & take over.

The moment Kroft's back touches the ground, he has possession of the ball & is in contact with the defender- he's down by contact. Even if it's dual possession when he hits the ground (which it's not), it's an undisputable catch. The defender wrestling the ball away is moot, because he's already down. Horribly blown call. Props to team for overcoming this BS, every other Bills team from the last 25 years or so, would've been buried by it.

I don't think we can expect Feliciano to come back from a torn pec & be what he was in 2019. That is a major injury for an OL and his strength will not be back to 100% this season. I'm sure he'll be solid in spurts, but we can't expect him at full strength anytime soon.

How funny is it that Brown chose to go play with Flacco of all people over Josh in 2018, and is now trending toward another 1000+ yard season here. Glad he saw the light.

Our OL actually seems to be better at pass blocking than run blocking now. Also, Passing 60% is pretty typical of a modern NFL offense. I know there are a few teams built around the Run, but they're in the minority. I think we have the right balance based on talent, though I would like to see our RBs more involved in the passing game.

Manning- obviously a lock. Charles Woodson- 8x All Pro, DPOY, Super Bowl Champ- a lock Alan Faneca- 8x All Pro, Super Bowl Champ. gets in eventually Jared Allen- 12th all-time in sacks, 4x All Pro. I think he gets in, but could wait several years. Calvin Johnson- retired at 30, numbers good enough to eventually get in, but not first year. Sam Mills- 3x All Pro, 3x All USFL, 2 USFL Championships. It's the "Pro Football" HOF, so USFL should count. Among the best tacklers of the modern era, I'd love to see him get in.

Yep. But Philly won't trade him, they have very little at WR & need both TEs.

Woods got WR1 money from the Rams, despite only being a decent WR2 to that point in his career. It was seen as a huge reach at the time. We were never going to pay that, and he wanted out anyway.

They really did blow their draft, and probably wasted Rodgers' last hurrah. Taking Love in the late 1st was idiotic, they could've had their choice of Pittman Jr/Shenault/Mims/Tee Higgins. They also took AJ Dillon in the 2nd, who's nowhere near ready to contribute for them, there were impact players available.

I think it's just as much about McD sitting on 8-point leads than Daboll calling the plays. If we can still be be aggressive with a lead on offense instead of making every game close, we'll take the next step.