die hard bills fan

hit on defenseless receiver

yes

Sure, why not.

moved early

Games not over.

Helmet swinging now legal

OMG

Unbelievable

why slow down?

Need better play calling

This game is a disaster so far

Same as last week

I'm forever an optimist, but this game really hurt because of the injuries. I just don't know if we can overcome them. ☹️

Bills 35 Dolphins 14

pathetic osk

How much is Burrow getting paid?

Josh is ultra competitive and winning is everything and that's why he takes risks. I hope he realizes now that his risky play can cause a loss rather than a win. I think he learns from this and takes the next step to be elite. If a game like this had to happen, I am glad it was the first game.

I agree with you.

This is the year.

How fast is he? One report states a 40 time of 4.38 https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2646131-tyrell-shavers-to-alabama-crimson-tide-land-4-star-wr-prospect#:~:text=Shavers already had 12 Division, second fastest at the regional. Another report says. A lack of speed is a major concern, and it could keep Shavers from ever seeing the field in the NFL. https://www.profootballnetwork.com/san-diego-state-2023-nfl-draft-scouting-reports-include-jesse-matthews-alama-uluave-and-tyrell-shavers/

I like this pick

I like this pick, only because I picked him on mock drafts.😁

Didn't read the whole content but to me, this analysis is incomplete regarding a player's worth in winning games. The running game is not as important as it once was but is still needed and a player's worth should be tailored to a team's need. This argument should be extrapolated to every other position as well. How important is drafting a day 1 vs later round WR, TE, CB, DE, OL on winning games? How important are special teams, turnovers, injuries, weather, etc involved in a game when comparing rushing data? There are too many variables to look at besides just a running back's production and draft position.

PFF comments on Rapp. (and other FA safeties). Like the tackling part. https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2023-free-agent-rankings-safety Rapp was solid if unspectacular over his rookie contract after the Los Angeles Rams selected him in the second round in 2019, and he earned career-high grades against the run (82.3) and in coverage (72.9) in 2022. Los Angeles was comfortable lining him up all over, and he's one of those players who performs OK in various alignments but is not particularly great at any one thing. One thing that has been consistent: Rapp is a sure tackler, never missing more than 8.7% of potential tackles in a season. His 148 tackles over the past two seasons rank ninth among safeties.

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