Malazan

This has nothing to do with this particular situation. He comments of many, many injuries. Maybe he's just a good guy trying to share knowledge to the best of his ability to do so from a video. I have my doubts.

Well he's consistently wrong so that's good news. Pretty sure this guy just throws out worst case scenarios because it gets attention.

I generally would prefer a lottery ticket that isn't already spent.

He has a worse w/l record as GM than Idzik and McCagnan.. that's tough to do. It's why he had to throw the desperate hail mary for Rodgers. He's had several monumental misfires. Yet somehow he's not labeled as one of the worst GMs out there and Jets fans literally call him a Genius at this very moment. They think he's brilliant for not 'giving in' and completely ignore that he gave a 3rd round pick for this drama. I keep seeing that repeated, but the sourcing of the original report is non-existent. It seems suspect that the Jets gave up a 3rd rounder without getting like an email from his agent saying Reddick would play without a new deal. The Eagles traded him for that very reason.

Looks like Stef finally got around to watching Season 8 of Game of Thrones.

Dorsey's real problem was he didn't seem to have the connection, will or ability to do things to help Josh. The mass ejection of motion from the offense that Daboll did to help Allen read the defense before the snap was unwise. My concern for Dorsey when he was promoted is that he seemed to have a similar temperament to Allen in that they don't just want to win, but win with big exciting plays. We all know Allen is prone to trying to do it all himself and emotional swings within games. I think Daboll's biggest contribution was his ability to get shift Allen off of some of his worse tendencies. I don't think Dorsey did that and often shared those same tendencies. I feel Brady has a better connection with Allen in that regard.

I tried to use that excuse, but I guess since I'm Texas and work remotely.. he didn't seem to be buying it.

No.

Red. No need to reinvent the wheel.

Well, he was already scheduled to make about 87 million over the next 3 and had a massive bump to 45 million so this is more of a restructure that actually seems like it guarantees more money in trade for smoothing out that big increase.

When people ask the question about why people side with "Billionaires over Millionaires" when it comes to the Owners vs Players.. this is a big reason why.. guys like this that think they are the game. No one paid to go see him play except fans of his own team.

They're starting the tank early.

..and he demonstrates why he's an ex Bill

There's, at least, one particular show that certainly uses hot takes to generate attention

Never trust WGR. He's been good. He makes a lot of difficult catches. He's still a rookie, but if that is what they said then they're trying to rile people up for ratings.

Good Joke.

Be Tall and Catch the Ball. WR motto for 24/25

The Bills and Chiefs are different teams with different needs.

May he enjoy his retirement to it's fullest

I think Josh Allen has good athleticism and knows how QBs think. Moving him to Safety could really solve the depth problem there.

I'll let Vic Fangio answer this question as I think he may know something about defense.. "You say you've seen that a lot over the years," he said. "The truth is: No, you haven't. The list of guys successfully transitioning from corner to safety is very small -- with success. … We'll see if he can do that." ~ Fangio talking about James Bradberry transitioning from corner to safety.

Why have one problem when you could have two problems?!

The insistence by the Jets to keep playing him well after it was obvious he couldn't play QB probably puts him over the top imo

Especially given that ~half the targets to Davis ended up as dead plays.

It's also irrelevant because you don't keep RBs on their 2nd contract. Cook's will be up and he'll likely move on then Davis will still be fairly young and play out his contract and the next RB will come in