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How fun would it be if he pulled a Rodgers, not that I want a game coming down to a Hail Mary, but remember some of those Rodgers last seconds 70+ yards throws for game winning TD's. Allen can do it. I hope someday we see it. It would be fun.

I've watched him down here in FL as this team and FSU are on every week. He's solid and would compliment Singletary, just wouldn't want him or anyone else before the 4th or 5th round. Our 2nd and 3rd, should be spent on an Edge Rusher and WR, in no order and happy to bundle picks to get higher to get only maybe 4 or 5 at most with these three positions as a priority of the talent comes to us. I don't care about the other 1-2 picks as I trust Beane and company. Whatever they think is the best value. I just don't want to overdraft for a complimentary back.

Shaw, I know it's optimistic, but just too many variables. I agree it should have been better, but how much we'll never know just like we don't know how much this season will be better. I know we all hope a ton. Thanks for sharing.

Tipster, I don’t see a trade or paying $16 mil., but if it were next year, and he was willing to accept back up $ as a top tier backup like Bridgewater for $7 mil. Those are a lot of if’s, and the only positive there is no trade issues, and another year to see can he practice r is he done. He may have to accept backup $ if cleared and practices well this year, as no one is giving him a starting job, nor take that injury risk.

Aussie, agreed and I’ll add why is anyone paying close attention to Bleacher Report or Mel Kiper? They know nothing, but not a lot to write about during this quarantine. Tua could end up as a generational player if he can stay healthy. I was listening to Movin the Chains Friday with Pat Kirwan and Jim Miller, which is really the flagship of NFLR for those who don’t have Sirius, and Kirwan an ex executive for the Jets said there is now way Tua drops below top 10. He gave all the reasons why and yes, Herbert could be good, but if Tua had been given all of these reports from doctors released this week, Kirwan stated he won’t last past 5th overall.

Both are cream puffs. We are in such a better place today without them. One had alligator arms and White was jobbed last year for defensive player of the year, and the other one is great when healthy, but he is like Mr. Glass. I don’t blame him, just some guys are prone to injury. Diggs will run circles around him this year. As an aside, I saw the article on a throw competition between Mahomes and Allen, and thought that would be a good distraction if ESPN or NFLN could figure out a way to establish Covid-19 protocols, and still have something for the people maybe affected by this pandemic are the recipients of the charitable donation.

Thanks for the tip as I saw it already and was a great movie. Very inspiring, and appropriate as so many people are in turmoil right now. Nice distraction.

I’m so sorry and 72 is too young to pass, but if he had dementia, that is such a tough disease. If he really was battling this terrible disease, he most likely would have been relatively sequestered so maybe a caregiver gave him the Covid-19. It doesn’t really matter. He was a symbol for people with physical challenges only having half a foot and missing one hand and carried the NFL record for 28 years. My prayers goes out to his family.

Uyeah, what he said. Nice take Billsfan89.

BB - the partying is not folklore as I had friends with them as we are at that age and knew them in their prime, but you are right it wasn’t the only issue. The biggest mistake which already has been brought up in many threads, some by me was Thurmon ran I believe 14 times for 155 yards. Estimate as it has been a awhile. They were only keeping three up and playing 8 back. BB has been on record from his players they wouldn’t let the Bills high powered throwing offense beat them. We could have still done the no huddle which was not brand new as Paul Brown and Wyche had been more of the pioneers before us, but we could have done the no huddle with a lot more running, and as Thurmon gashed their defense and held onto the ball longer, they would be forced to play more of the front 7 up. Marchibroda, Marv, and Kelly were too stubborn and that is the real reason we lost. We were out coached. We had the talent to win, and yes our defense was too small. I hated Wright as our nose when even though he was getting older, given a 3-4 we needed Smerlas or a replacement like him to clog the middle. Between Meggett and Anderson, they killed us in the 3rd quarter.

Augie, I’m with you bud, forget yesterday and let’s look at today and tomorrow and my first game I remember was the 2003 Oj game when I was 3 1/2. Not because of anything else than listening to my brother, father and two uncles go nuts. I had to ask Dad, what happened. He told me years later, history son, history. Obviously before he turned into an utter blank.

Well, this morning on NFLR, Ryan walked back from his comment and apologized about the slander. He’s an idiot, and the previous poster on Mangini’s team is exactly correct, and he ruined our defense when here, from where we were in previous years with the two previous DC’s.

They can afford both and have $ for next year so how they manipulate $ will not be a problem. If either commands too much than that will be the deciding factor. You can’t make that decision as that is assuming you can only afford one. I appreciate the thread, but it’s like giving you’re wife an ultimatum when there really isn’t one. We most likely will keep both of they are not unreasonable in their requests/demands.

He’s an ars. Nuff said. Why anyone would listen to him tells me they are not that smart or informed.

We have a real chance this year. I’d rather take our 7 picks and move them to 4-5 picks at most for the positions we can use to be a champion. Everyone knows the positions. EDGE, WR, RB, and maybe we get lucky but doubt it on TE. Stack the offense, and we already have a championship defense.

seasons, easy on Augie. He’s a good dude, and know you’re just kidding and so am I. As far as this thread, this one of 290 that are just silly. Over the years, I’ve read about, how about, Brady, Rodgers, Manning, and so on and so on. They’re silly and not picking on you at all, but this won’t happen as it never happens.

No Freakin Way. BB’s ego would never allow it. He’ll do everything he can to win, but unless they get Dalton maybe in a trade and have an incredible draft, he can only coach so well. His Achilles heel (in my humble opinion) is hubris. They'd rather pull off a great trade for their AB next year. I’m watching Beane and McD building a great team that is built for the future, and after the draft, like many fans in many cities, we’ll be even more excited in May. God knows we have to have something to look forward to doing as FL is now in complete lockdown, and everything in my industry is in a hiring freeze. A pleasant distraction is helpful to many of us.

DSB, nice job partner. Thanks for the breakdown.

TMpa has a really talented team and yeah, it’s Brady, but he’s also 43, so talent doesn’t always mean a great team. We play well as a team which I love. I really like Arians and his staff, but can he make this marriage work? He’s done it before with Big Ben, Luck, and Palmer, so we’ll see. Honestly, I really don’t care as we’ll see in January, if god help we have a solid season. Everything is up in the air now. Hopefully this ends this summer.

Hey Arcane, and good question. You might like from Pat Kirwan and Bill Cowher, “First Take You’re Eye Off The Ball” versions 1 and 2. You’ll learn what you need to about the questions you asked as far as Cover 2, 3, 4, 11 personnel, 12, and 13 personnel, etc. It typically helps people to get a deeper understanding of what coaches are thinking and why. Nothing is perfect, but at least you’ll learn I thin what you’re asking about in terms of strategy and line ups.

Hey Buffalo, I don’t have the time to look it up if you meant Carolina was a division winner, as that was not the point. All of this misinformation, again not by you, or anyone per se, but there would not be a wildcard in the last 10 years with a losing record in the wildcard which was the conversation. Added, NFLR quoted from one of the sports data sources in the last 30 years, 44 of the 60 teams had a winning record if they were in as the 7th team, and 10 of those had 10 or more wins and didn’t make the playoffs. Only 1 of 60 ( .0166% ) in 1990, the Dallas Cowboys would have made it in as a wildcard as a 7th team. I think we can put to bed the argument of the extra wildcard could have a losing record. Nothing we could do about a division winner as that will never never change.

Well, if he does a third party medical evaluation from a respected person like Dr. James Andrews, and cleared if we can get him a t a reasonable rate, and move on from Wallace ( he only costs $750,000 this year so maybe depth ).

Well it would be a good week 1 matchup, and might get a national tv slot. They usually start and end the season with divisional matchups and we are a better draw with the Pats, than the Jets or Miami. Those two aren’t going to draw a large national footprint.

The 17 game season doesn’t start until a year after the 14 game playoff according to the CBA.

Peterman, I broke it down yesterday and over 10 years as I broke it down, 13-20 had a winning record, and the rest were 8-8. Not one team would be a wildcard team with a losing record, and in that same decade there were two division winners, with a 7-9 record, most notably Seattle. people that keep purporting a wildcard team will have a losing record did not do their homework. Don’t take my word for it, I simply went year by year on a google search from 2010-19, and the facts are clear.