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Thielen is a solid route runner, but getting old, and we need youth. I’d rather run with what we have, and then draft a speedster next year.

For me it s close. AAFCE opponent KC Dallas Other than that, I just take it game by game. We have too many Cowgirl fans down here and they make me sick with as many excuses on their perpetual mediocre playoff appearances.

It’s kind of early to call Williams a flop as they are 1-1. I expect a rookie to have difficulties in his first 10 games before he sees the game just begin to slow down.

Exactly, Albany. Teams only have one and no team wants to move on from their dependable kicker. It’s just not going to happen. We can workout guys who are not active, and we can also draft one next year, but for the most part we’re stuck with Bass. What I don’t know is if the team strongly recommended he sees a sports psychologist regularly so he clear out the cobwebs and regain his confidence. He has the leg, but the problem is between his ears.

On the Bills side the D Line should get significant pressure on Lawrence as their O Line is horrendous. On the flip side, the Jags will try to expose the middle of the field with ALL injuries and limits to the coverage abilities of Spector. I think they should be able to cover it up so possibly modest performance by the Jags, the Bills will be too much for them and Cook should have another good game. Bills 31 Jags 17 Im guessing Coleman could have a good game as well as consistency from Shakir and Kinkaid.

Tua did a fine job last year and I’m glad the Dolphins chose to place him on IR so at least all of his symptoms subside before getting three independent Neurologists (Headache sub specialists) and can make an objective assessment. I’d prefer him for health reasons to retire, but it in the end is his decision. If during the next CBA the league and players Union mutually agree there are safety limits, then fine. Everything has been said on this topic so I really don’t listen to many of the talking heads.

I’m happy for him, and well deserved. I’d be more upset about Josh, but defense shined in week 1, and Josh will have a lot more chances to win AFCOPOW or the month for that matter.

If you combine last year to this year, then yes, they are solid, but not sure if I’d say elite. They are very good, and know their zone scheme.

Bill, I’m not reading into it or saying anything even remotely negative at all. Please know that one. I’m just simply happy we are using all our tools in the belt and I don’t care how we win, as long as we win. I thought your intentions were well founded. I apologize if I was misunderstood in my comment. I like when we pass heavy or use Super Allen when needed, and when we run the heck out if it when the matchup warrants it. To me as former player and coach, is football and an excellent coach uses what we has available to him. BTW- that’s why I think McD gets too much criticism. People seem to have amnesia about what it was like for the 17 year drought. That was misery.

Bottom line is it’s game plan specific. No one complained mid season when we ran all over Dallas. You do what works. some on the board try and read too much into small sample sizes. I’m in the wait and see mode. I trust we’ll be fine. We have good ownership, good management, and good coaching with a maybe HOF QB in the making if he lasts and I truly hope and pray he lasts another 13 years. After 35, I’m happy for a non to almost no running Josh as he’s such a game manager he doesn’t need it, and just uses his head.

Exactly. Well written Hondo. Badoll nothing on you as it is a good thing to have veteran depth. They can add not only as plug and play, but also in terms of leadership and guidance to younger players.

Agreed Turk, but I think this play was to let him know he’s on notice, and provide an insurance policy if it keeps going south. I hope he’s seeing a sports psychologist to get this back.

The only thing against Douglas is possibly his age. I can see a reasonable two year extension, and if he wants something more, we let him test the market.

Present, Mike Evans. He is the definition of Cal Ripken consistency. Past- By far, Earl Campbell. That man was a beast. He ran over everyone with Christian Okoye a quick second. Both were bruisers.

That will change as the games pile up. We have a real chance at 4-0 against the Jags and Ravens. We’ll see about those rankings soon. Besides who cares about power rankings. These are popularity contests like the pro bowl votes. 1st team all pro, 2nd team, mvp, rookie of the year, and so on matter. None truly matter more than wins. Im just kidding brother. I thought you might get a chuckle. Good talking last week.