EmotionallyUnstable

In 1519, the Aztec empire was ruled by the Montezuma, a widely aggressive and angry king, who spent years attempting to broaden his empire by use of his people through war and personal sacrifice. Then, in late August, the Spanish Conquistador Cortes marched on the city with great military power. After diplomatic relations failed, the citizens eventually turned on Montezuma, many viewing Cortes as a savior, or God. For approximately two years the Aztec people were subject to religious persecution and war against the very man they originally viewed as the savior. In 1521, the city was ransacked and nearly destroyed. Rex was Montezuma. We are the Aztecs. McBean are the conquistadors. Although it looks good at face value, I am very hesitant to praise any move until they can prove some worth in the eyes of the fan base.

I also expect a heavier dose of play action than we've seen thus far. He won't break any records but I think he will exceed expectations

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Grasping at straws. Even if Dawkins comes in and suitably mans the LT position, we are now looking at Henderson vs Mills for the RT job? In Glenns foot we trust

Even though he won't be around next year, I enjoy watching TT play. As fans we have suffered through years of terrible QB play and to bench the one guy who has shown a glimmer of hope would be a crushing blow to me as a fan. Though you make good arguments for Peterman to get time, myself, as a fan, cannot support this

I usually think thoughts too

Those who think Miller is the long term answer, keep in mind that his current contract expires after next season. The way this new staff has handled him and the RG position makes me think in no way that they have any loyalty to him. I wouldn't be so quick to mark him up as the long term fix.

Trust the process Discipline No mental errors Just keep telling yourselves that!

It's such a nice change of pace to have a new HC to values character and discipline! Sorry I just had to say it

Luke McCown has played 13 seasons in the NFL. He has earned over 18 million dollars according to sportrac. So by your standards, he must be an above average NFL QB because he has signed multiple contracts and earned lots of money. Its about production. Goodwin has amassed 49 receptions and 780 career yards with 6 TD in 4 years. To put that in perspective for you, Cole Beasley had 75 receptions and 833 yards with 5 TDs LAST season! He, like goodwin, has always played as it around a number 3 WR. So in terms of production, Goodwin is not an average receiver. Compared to ever receiver to ever take a snap in the preseason and OTAs, sure he is average. But when you look at him in terms of actual production and compare him to legitamate WRs who play consistently in this league, he is not.

Found your way into the bottle a little early for a Wednesday, now didn't we? Cheers!

Didn't your mother ever teach you it is rude to ask someone how much they make? You can't judge his career based on earnings compared to the general population. Success on the field is where your argument should be. He is an often injured, average receiver at best.

Sounds like my union president! Gear up for a long, drawn out legal battle folks!

Gotta get your fruits and veggies in somehow Because of scheme or because it's Schwartz?

That'd be the cherry on top of this sh!t sandwich OBD forced down our throats this week.

Well said. It isn't confirmed the source was the NFLPA but you have to imagine it was someone on Zeke's legal team

My sarcasm towards your 50/50 guess was not detected...

I'm hoping to see Tyrod into the second quarter connecting with our new receiving corps. It will make me feel a lot better about the recent moves (maybe I can even change my name back). If McCoy doesn't take a snap this preseason, it will be too soon. Hbu? What do you want to see tomorrow from the Bills?

Feeling wild today, huh?!

We are so thin at LB I think he is almost certainly on the roster. To what extent he plays a role this season remains to be seen. From what I saw, he looked bigger than I expected him to based off of his measurements. Other than that, I had no thoughts on his play, nor did I notice anything about it positive or negative

Discrediting a witness does not remove guilt from the equation. But there is no proven guilt. The NFLPA wouldn't be doing there job if they aren't trying to defend the player. By discrediting a witness, they are attempting to show that testimony could likely be untruthful. This issue is when we use this form of discrediting a witness to the point where we blame them or as some do, simply allow it to act as a "valid" reason that crime was committed. This is very common back and forth language between legal representatives. If Zeke feels that she attempted to black mail him, or had meaningful discussion and Intent to do so, he should/could use that as an example of the victim being untruthful. However, idk if a crime was committed and I'm glad I'm Not the decision maker here. But if there was a crime, he should serve his imposed suspension but I can't blame him from using his legal team to defend him by these means Edit: the NFLPA should not have leaked this information if true, but instead, used it in the hearings as seen appropriate

The first 3-4 games is a rough stretch for us offensively. It's very possible not only TT but the whole offense struggles. If that is the case, would it be fair to pull TT because our offensive line is giving up sacks left and right? What does that accomplish? If it is clear that TT is the issue, then your argument can be made to audition peterman. But my thought on the topic is that those defenses, especially Denver, will be a tough game for everyone and an unfair measure if QB play

Our offensive line is in trouble over the next few years. Wood is in a contract year and I will be surprised if they resign him. The following year both Richie and Miller are up on contracts. Do Beane and McD have any loyalty to these interior OL? Nope. With issues surrounding injuries (potentially long term) and question marks at RT, pair this with McCoy's age and our running game could be 100% different in two seasons. Possible replacements? Groy is the solo in house guy and it's possible Miller plays well enough to be retained. Hopefully they can use one of those 3rd round picks on an interior OL and Cordy's foot heals up properly. In this scenario, if Dawkins can show well enough at RT, we will be okay. But it is definitely a question mark over the next few seasons IMO

We should sweep the jets but we won't (1-1) Patriots in December are money (0-2) Dolphins facing us twice in the late season earns us one (1-1) Divisional record: (2-4) In the AFC: We lose in Cincinnati and Kansas City plus home loses vs Oakland, Denver. I think we handle Indy at home. AFC record: (3-8) We lose in Carolina and Atlanta but take LA Chargers on the road and New Orleans at home. My upset of the year will be Bills over Tampa bay at home. NFC games: (3-2) Season record of 6-10

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