Bookie Man

3rd and 7th

Zay 6'2. Matthews 6'3. KB 6'5. I like it.

I bet the over 5.5 games

I wish they would do red jerseys, blue pants and of course the white helmet. It would either be extremely cool or hideous. But either way it'd be awesome.

This D is f!@#%& CRAZY!?

I always thought that was just a figure of speech. I remember this was mentioned with Rex Ryan coached teams

Average at best because Crabtree.

Glad to have him back. Thought he had a solid preseason with us few years back.

How can I sign up to be a personal driver for these guys haha!?

My cousin sent these to me. Take from them whatever you want. I know you can't always find the open guy and it's easy to go back on film and say he should have done this or that. But it seems there were plays to be made and he had guys running open a lot of the time. Sorry, wasn't sure whether to put this in the Tyrod thread, the All-22 thread or this one.

oompa loompas? I like where this is going.

Peterman actually is pretty mobile and has a way more natural presence in the pocket.

Yes he a very tough go as a true Freshman, and he got sent to the bench. But did it mentally break him? No. It may have made him mentally tougher. I'd rather have NP than Dobbs right now also... just throwing that in there haha.

For those saying it's a bad idea to throw NP to the wolves with a WR group that is struggling getting separation - Maybe it makes more sense to play the guy who is better at throwing the ball into tight spaces to when a guy is covered decently and let them make a play, or at least try. I feel like NP excels where Tyrod struggles in that regard. He goes through his reads quickly and it seems his eyes are usually looking to the right place and gives his guys a chance to make plays. He's pretty safe with the ball also. 47 TDs to 17 INTS his last 2 years at Pitt. Not quite Tyrod safe, but he also will challenge coverage a lot more. I like Tyrod, but I think this offense is much more suited to Petermans strengths and I think it would run more efficiently with him in there. Just my opinions though.

That's what I mean. I feel like over half of the QBs in the league can complete that pass. Definitely not an easy pass, but maybe like a 6.5/10 difficulty. But yeah it helps if you're good and you have to be able to see the guy 1st.

I don't think you'd have to be one of the greatest QBs of all time to make that throw, imo.

Well it is Miami I suppose... Wisconsin has its cheese, Buffalo has its wings I could see Pete Carroll getting down with magic mushrooms or Belichick doing meth

I feel like the Darnold hype has died down some. He isn't a lock to go top 3 or 5 imo

If Peterman was the QB today, do you think Buffalo wins that game??

I agree they are a very weak unit. But it's also harder to gauge when the QB doesn't look to them very often.

Clay wasn't wide open by any means. But it looks like he had a step and with a good throw that's a 20+ play. Guys aren't gonna be running around college open very often. Tre White had pretty good coverage on Greens 2nd big catch and run. You have to pull the trigger and stick it in there.

nasty weather today lets goo

Milano needs to step up

With Rodgers, Bills would be close to a Superbowl favorite I would think. But other than QB, I would say either Gronk or Kelce on offense and either Kuechly or Mack on D.