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I think the Bills are going to have to trade or hope one is a cap casualty or the team is going in a new direction. I think the Bills need a 1 and 2 and I don't see a 1 in the draft but see a lot of possibly good 2s.

Yea I have the Bills as needing a 1 and 2, I think Foster is a 3 as this point. McKenzie is the 4 and because he's on a cheap contract Jones is the 5. I'd like to see them try to trade for a 1 or hope one ends up on the cut block. The 2 could come from the draft as at this point I don't see a 1 in the draft.

The only issues I see with this are that Palmer probably could earn more and carve our more of a career with what he's doing now. He can take on multiple clients. Maybe he has no interest in being a QB coach. And he would actually get to spend less time with Allen per the CBA.

What if he blows his ACL in the Super Bowl? Can't say there's 0% chance Tommy Boy

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Sorry I don't buy the "just play defense" argument. Were the Pats asked to "just play defense" and I somehow missed that? The NFL is actually a hilarious league, change all the rules in favor of the offensive side in regulation play then in OT, to determine the winner, the team that plays the better defense wins. Good stuff. Also, why not have it setup that teams KNOW who gets the ball first going into OT. Home team, better seed, most yards, anything. That way there is more incentive to finish the game BEFORE OT. A coin flip basically encourages a team to take a chance that they may get the ball first.

What I don't get about DCs as head coaches is why they don't take a more active role in the offense? They sit and study offenses week in and week out. They know what works against their own defense and what will beat them. They know their weaknesses. Surely that can help the offense of their own team? Instead most of them stubbornly don't get involved with the offensive game planning because 'they didn't coach that side of the ball'. It's what Belichick has contributed to his team and why it works for the Pats.

Where's Jason LaCanfora to defend Lamar Jackson?

Maybe they can keep Jackson on the field as a WR and bring on Flacco? hahahaha

They got it right! Wow.

Make up call?

Jags/Bills haha

Should have gone for it. They are only getting in FG range because of TOs and mistakes. I don't think those will keep happening for the Ravens.

Ravens going to play for the FG here

Geez Green, just go down.

Thought you were going?

No one's saying it doesn't take more than a season. The difference is Watson looked good his rookie season before the injury and then followed it up again with another very good season. Oh and his YPA stayed nearly identical and he was over 60% completion both years. Blake did neither of those. The comparison was Jackson to Watson as a passer... a horrible comparison.

You don't throw for over 4000 yards and 26 TDs being a bad passer.

Yea I mean Watson only threw for over 4000 yards and threw 26 TDs. Oh and ran for over 500 and another 5 TDs. These takes are ridiculous.

Cool story bud. Bye Felicia, thanks for no facts!

Chargers playing mistake free, neither team seems to be able to move the ball though. If Chargers can score a TD I bet the game really opens up.

Chargers just keying in on the run.

Why did they run that. Bring all the big guys into the center and then try to run up the center... I never understand that.

They are 8-0 away from LA. They won in London too but that was a "home game".

I like the Chargers. They kept Lamar Jackson in check last time around. The Ravens are 1-dimensional. If the Chargers go ahead, I don't see them keeping up.