TheBrownBear

Allen obviously made that play, but you can't discount that Coleman is also so open due to a lack of respect for his talent. 29 and 22 barely pay him any mind as he jogs by.

Does anyone remember that San Diego Chargers team that finished both first in total Offense and Defense, but somehow still missed the playoffs at 9-7?

He's absolutely legit and I predict he'll be a future superstar (I mean, he's leading the MVP race, so he may already be there). Pocket presence, arm strength, ball placement, wheels and off script ability - it's all there. Averaging 260+ passing yards a game with a mediocre group of playmakers. The Bills' window isn't closed, but it's a hell of a lot tighter now, and that probably holds true for the rest of Josh's career.

Love the optimism, but I'm just hoping we get to 10 or 11 wins and make the postseason. We struggled to score three points in the first half yesterday before the defense picked us up and basically took the game over (along with the running game). We don't look like a team about to win 6 straight, imo.

The guy remained productive until this season. Not sure if he fell off the cliff or it's just McCarthy. Could be worth a look, but would he be willing to take a practice squad role?

I've been critical of him but as far as I'm concerned he gets a statue the moment they win a Super Bowl.

He's a friggin stud. I'll be the first to admit that I never saw this coming when we drafted him.

Steelers 23 Bills 6

I just assumed he was gay like the other guy the girl dated.

Him, Samuel, the KJ Hamster guy, Ike McKenzie, they are all basically the same guy.

They recently brought in Fox. They signed Bosa, Hoecht and Ogunjobi in the offseason. You sign a dude off of another team's practice squad and they immediately go on the 53 without having any knowledge of our system. You can roll guys like Shaq and Phillips right onto the field in a break glass in case of emergency situation. I have complaints with how they've drafted and constructed the roster over the years, but can't find too much to complain about with these type of emergency signings.

You are the first UCLA alum I've seen with this take. Chip was lazy, his recruiting was atrocious, he did minimal public interfacing and nothing to build excitement for the program which is why attendance absolutely cratered, and then he abandoned us at the worst time to take a coordinator position and left Foster (who was even worse, to be fair) without much in the way of talent. One bowl win in 6 seasons. Three winning seasons in six years. Finished ranked in the top 25 once and that was a season where he lost 3 of the last 4 including to that unranked Pitt team. Outside of the disastrous Neuheisal era, Chip had the worst tenure of any coach since Donahue. I don't disagree that UCLA is currently burdened with institutional limitations and the NIL has made the situation worse. And we desperately need a new AD. But I still think your expectations are too low. Mora (whom I was happy to see go by the end) proved you could recruit elite talent to UCLA.

Correct. Go watch some of his games from 2018-2021. Current Josh has lost more than a step from the earlier version. It's become apparent that he's no longer quick enough to reliably escape from pressure.

I'm a UCLA alum and I can attest to this.

True, but I just watched the All-22 and I've got to say I'm not impressed with Brady's route concepts. Too much mesh that took too much time to develop. Guys running into each other in the middle of the field making it very easy to defend. Might have been risky, but I would have liked to see Josh attacking the outside quickly like he did on that stop route to Gabe in the first half.