BigPappy

As of right now i would say the Fins, but the Jets are going to be very competitive in the next few years.

Personally, i think the NFL has been so watered down by the rules that it's almost to the point that it's unbearable to watch. I know they say they want to make the game safer to play but it's FOOTBALL. it's not a safe game and it's part of the reason they are paid such high salaries for their talents. I would rather they take all these rules that were put in place for "player safety" and just let them play. I was watching last nights game when Rothlesburger was getting taken down just after throwing the ball. The Tampa player (Don't remember who) tried to let up and in mid tackle was already saying sorry to Ben and that he tried to pull out of the tackle. The ref was right there and heard him and still called it roughing the passer. On the replay you could see he was trying to dis-engage from the tackle but it was too late. It wasn't even that hard of a hit and he didn't put his "full weight" on him and it was still called. Utter BS if you ask me.

This is what McD meant when he said the team was young. He is referring to his starting players. which most are on the young side.

I agree, it would be great and he would become our instant #1 receiver with his speed and hands, but they dealt him away because he didn't buy into the system\environment, or at least that was what was said. If that's true, they aren't going to go after him to get him back. Now, if they dealt him last year stricktly for draft capital for the 2018 draft to get Allen, with all the picks and cap space for 2019, maybe it could happen...... Maybe.

Not that it would happen but, the one thing I would say about getting Watkins back would be that with J.A. at the helm and not TT; Watkins would definitely reap the rewards if he stayed healthy. He would be a completely different player than he was before with someone that won't ALWAYS check down to the shorter to intermediate passes. Have to agree with your statement of them practicing the long ball. Allen should chuck that ball to him until he's consistently catching 7 out of 10. I heard Romo make that point as well several times. I have to say that I was not a big fan of Romo while he played...i thought he was a good QB but not great, but I have to say the guy is a fantastic analyst when it comes to calling a game.

Well....You know the saying, never bet more than your able to afford to lose. By the sounds of how your wife is going to react if you lose, it sounds like you made a dumb bet. Especially with the way the spread is at this point. It was at 17 the last time i checked and by Sunday, it may be as high as 20. So unless you got a great line or incredible odds on your 5k i would say start packing your s**t to move into the dog house. LOL!

My favorite play was the one he was sent to the bench.

I remember Ryan! While he was not what i call elite, he was VERY good and yes he was quite athletic for his size. The guy was a monster at 6'7" i think.

My heart aches anytime i hear of the loss of a child. I can't imagine the devastation that they are feeling now and the pain they will have to endure going forward. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Why fire Frasier? It's not a scheme or coaching issue when you defense overall lacks talent. There are a few high performers, but the rest are mediocre at best. When your best defensive linemen is over 30 and ready to retire there isn't a lot to work with. Other than Williams, the line gets hardly any push and can't control; the LOS. How do you expect the LB's and DB to do when the QB has all day to throw and the OL is controlling the LOS. I'm saying it now, firing Frasier is not the answer, and I will go as far as saying firing him would be a huge mistake.

It was too nice a day to spend it inside watching football when i could be on the water. Still listened to some of it simply because I was curious as to how JA would do. Other then that, i was having some fun in the sun on the water. Not bummed about the loss at all here. I am encouraged by JA's second half performance though.

Bonds and Clemons were good even before their "juicing" i never understood why they did it in the first place. As for the HOF judgement, I would have to defer for the simple fact that I don't follow baseball enough to have an opinion on it. Your forgetting about the reports that were hushed that he had a second headset in his helmet getting defensive calls when he was going top the line. So, no definitely not being petty or absurd. I don't like cheaters, i don't care, if it's deflated balls, or getting defensive calls, cheating is cheating. It ruins the sport for everyone else that is playing by the rules.

Anyone that has Brady on their list is mental. The guy is a cheating POS scumbag who plays for a cheating POS scumbag. He doesn't deserve to be a member of the NFL let alone in the discussion for Top 5 QB's.

If Josh is able to command the offense well enough I could see this as a possibility. I'm not sure that he is ready to run a no huddle offense through an entire game, even with having extra time to have Deball in his hear with an extra 5-8 seconds left on the play clock. If he can do it great! I hope you're right Shaw. Would really love to see JA succeed.

18\31 260 yards passing, 2 Int's, 44 yards rushing, 2 passing TD's and 1 rushing TD. The only way i think McD puts Peterman back in a game is it's for a last few seconds kneel down to run out the clock. LOL!

Exactly!!! He doesn't know how to read a defense so he locks onto his first option in his progressions.

I remember last year when everyone was saying we were tanking the year. Personally, I think you sit your best blocking TE because you're tanking this year. It's the best explanation I can come up with for having such a poor supporting cast. The Oline is terrible, the receivers are just bad beyond Benjamin and he's not even that great. Once we lost Woods and Incognito I think the FO knew they were screwed and said f-it. The defensive line other than Kyle is nearing pathetic, and our Linebackers are not good except for Edmunds and Milano. Unless this team starts to "gel" and get on the same page as a team, it's going to be a long season.

I agree and disagree with you. He was definitely a player, but I HIGHLY doubt he would still be here even if we had paid him the money he was looking for then. With all the staff changes over the years he would have been dealt to someone else for draft picks or not signed a renewal to go to a better performing team.

You had to jinx it didn't you. LOL! I hope this is not true. I would prefer that someone other than a Buffalo Bill goes down for the worst half of Football ever.

Not at all. I am emphatically stating that I do not care what the "pro analyst" say. They are never accurate when talking about any team that has not already been a perennial powerhouse for more than a few years. WTF are you talking about? Your comment is moronic to say the least. Of course the Patsies will be "better" than the Bills. They are a perennial power house because they have a head coach and quarterback that cheats. That's like asking someone if they think Ferrari is better than a Datson, But at least Ferrari doesn't cheat when they build their cars.

ESPN is full of idiots. No analyst knows whats going to happen with ANY of the teams. They all have their favorites and Buffalo has never been anyone's with exception to Chris Berman. I don't give a rats A$$ what ESPN or any other media outlet has to say in regards to where they think we rank. In the end what they say doesn't mean s@!t. Play ball and let the chips fall where they fall. This team will struggle but they will not be the worst team in the NFL.

Get your lips off the crack pipe buddy! That's dangerous shiz-nit.

You have to be joking. There is NO way that you don't know why he threw 0 int in the second half. You're trolling right? If your answer to any of these questions is no then let some one enlighten you..... HE DIDN'T PLAY THE SECOND HALF! You can't throw an int. if your not playing. Beyond your ridiculous comment of 0 2nd half interceptions, you're not completely wrong about Peterman. He has showed some progress from last year. Better pocket presence, better accuracy, and his footwork looks to be cleaner. But he still lacks are strength for when you need to rifle the ball into tight spots or throw the ultra deep ball. He will be a good backup.

He definitely deserves to be in the list for GOAT when it comes to coaching. He coached with intelligence, and toughness, but loved his players like they were his own children which is probably why he was so successful as a coach here. It's awesome that he takes the time to show fans that he appreciates us as much as we do him for the glory years he gave us. A very nice moment indeed!! and you and your kids will have that memory forever.

The Saints will be very good this year but i think after the good year that the Falcons had, I think they turn the corner and edge out the Saints by one game.