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Make this one all the time. I like to use shaved parm sometimes too.

Agreed. Putting the "do running QBs have longevity?" debate aside, RG3's rookie year was far more impressive than Dak's.

Pretty sure the number of serious responses mean it's a good troll job.

There mist be some discrepancy with years experience vs. draft year there. You know how certain players who have been around a few years can still qualify for the practice squad because there is a special criteria regarding games on the active roster? I bet that's what they are using on bb.com. At least that's my best guess.

So who needs to play QB to improve the Saints defense?

I'm not so sure about that. The Vikes rode a sturdy defense and Adrian Peterson mostly.

Who wins the NFC North this year? I get that it's a "bold prediction," just wondering in your scenario.

Moulds had a chance to be an all-time great on another team perhaps, but joined the Bills at a bad time. No way he was ever going to be Megatron good though. I get the point that some are making about the Bills squandering good players, but Johnson and Sanders were once in a generation-type talents.

True. But the Lions made the playoffs right before he signed the extension. Maybe he was feeling a little better about the franchise at the time?

And when you buy Madden 2017 you have to start the game by playing a tutorial as the Rams in the playoffs!

Fisher may have been surprised because they extended him like a week before they fired him. Anyhow, I do think it'd be interesting to see a team that finished poorly, especially after a 3-1 start.

This is what it comes down to. Just mathematics.

I would think a player of his caliber and age would get a meatier deal, but there are some risks with his health and being out of football for a year so we might end up getting a reasonable price without being cheap.

Absolutely that's part of why he fell to the 5th. Additionally he only had two years of RB experience and was a tall build who ran upright and lacked leverage at the point of attack. We have seen better prospects with similar off-field concerns go higher and I think even if motivation issues were apparent he is the kind of physical prospect you have to take a day three flier on. Realistically after the stellar 2015 campaign you would think there would be more drive on his part to keep pushing, and you maybe would have hoped Rex or Lynn would have been able to motivate him better, though it's pretty clear at this point the blame falls square on Karlos' shoulders. Either way, as a fifth round pick that one year's worth of numbers is more than you get from most players taken in that range so it can be chalked up more as a success than a failure on Whaley's end, especially when you see that no one else drafted after Karlos has really done much outside of special teams.

I feel like you are partly responsible for keeping the book open here, but no, it doesn't. You can't ask for much more than what he did in 2015, especially as a fifth round pick. I don't think any of us really saw the rest of it coming really, and it's not up to Whaley to fix the guy's work ethic anyway.

And comes cheap.

Same. The tank better have been worth it. The fact that McDavid has already cemented himself as a franchise QB is hard enough to deal with while we wait for Eichel to mature into the role.

Saturday game.

$25 mil/year is going to be bad long term for the Raiders. Carr hasn't really proven he's that good, and even then QBs who get paid that kind of premium never end up winning Super Bowls.

Yeah, I always liked Woods but he rarely looked like a guy who could take over a game if we needed him to. He was a monster in the Seahawks game but outside of that he didn't really have any "wow" games come to mind. Not that he needs to be a superstar, but you want your #2 to be able to fill is as a 1 occasionally and be able to exploit weaker coverages provided the 2 guy. Maybe that's Tyrod's fault, or EJ's, but I don't think we are going to miss Woods outside of his blocking.

There has to be more to it. We will have to see how things shake out in Detroit, but as it stands I don't like cutting a reliable backup LT when Cordy is still nursing an injury.

No!!! Not denim!!!!

I think everybody but Chip Kelly wouldn't have made that trade.

An except: The run game was damn good. Doesn't mean the pass game or defense was any good.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/pro-the-unstoppable-option-run-schemes-of-the-buffalo-bills/ Nice little read about our option runs under Roman & Lynn with a few gifs. One of the big questions going into next season will be if Dennison can replicate our successful ground game. Tyrod's value as a runner cannot be understated, no matter what you think of him as a passer. Couple things in the gifs regarding past Bills: Hope any of our new WRs blocks like Woods. Love his hustle down the field on that first play. Always with the runner, looking for someone to hit. Gillislee's ability to make one cut into the hole and just get downfield is something we need to see from JWill (or whoever our RB2 is). I hope he doesn't gash us next year.