EmotionallyUnstable

This they'd trade their Jones WR for ours?

The NFL is a "what-have-you-done-for-me-lately" business. Teams have little to no loyalty to players. Rosters fluxuate daily. While we see it as a notification on our phone, you forget someone's life has been drastically changed. I don't feel bad for any of them, it is the life they choose to lead. At the same time, they need to understand that the NFL is their career and should make professional decisions that benefit them. I've never felt any animosity towards a player for leaving, unless they blatantly disrespect the franchise, city, etc.

Alex Mack.must be so happy to not be in Cleveland anymore

Should be a good second half. Stay tuned

Three plays left if done properly

Quick slant then field goal

I've ran into him teicdwhile he was in Buffalo. Once I have no comment on his actions but another time, I saw him rudely ignore a fan that came up to him. It was as if he was swatting away a mosquito. They houlier than thou was dripping from his chain (that was likely more expensive than my house) Bobbyyyy

The holding on ST returns made me think I was watching the Bills

The only thing that matters this weekend is at tomorrow at one o'clock Put the draft and all that other bs we have lived on for the past 17 years on hold. Live in the moment!

Pinky out

Robert Woods is !@#$ing crazy

Yes but I think they will also take into account the prior year's success. Given how drastic of a change in record and performance the Rams have untaken, it is likely McVay. But as you said, if McClap takes the Bills to the big dance, then it is clearly a factor

As do I. Has that ever happened before? I tried looking it up but my initial search was fruitless

What am I missing?!?

...seems kinda low

What is the percentage chance of every wildcard team winning this weekend?

Sammy gave zero effort to go up for that ball This is an incredibly ironic statement

Let's go Rams

100% correct

These refs are terrible

I've never understand the QBComparison stat for team's head to head records. How does the Bills victory over the Chiefs have any implications of who the better QB is?

No point, just putting out their numbers. In fact, I had these stats on hand because of a preseason bet my buddy and I made

Smith: 9 win season 341 of 505 which makes a 67.5% completion percentage. 4,402 yards, 25 TDs, 5 INTS, sacked 35 times for 207 yards. He rushed for an additional 355 yards with another TD, but lost one fumble lost. 26 Total TDs and 6 tournovers Taylor: 9 win season 263 of 420 which makes a 62.6% completion percentage. 2,799 yards, 14 TDs, 4INTS, sacked 46 yards for 256 yards. He rushed for an additional 427 yards with 4 TDs, but two fumbles lost. 18 Total TD's and 6 tournovers

The difficulty of the chase makes the struggle worthwhile. If more teams make it, it decreases the importance of each game. I appreciate the structure now beeause of how special each spot is. Your idea about the one-team bye is cool though

This was a good idea in 2016. But we in this **** so who cares?!