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It was Milano, Oliver & our 2nd round pick for Mike Evans.😂 As I told him last night, he would suck as a GM.

Yeah, Cook was T-1st among RBs with a 5.7 ypc average. He also had the lowest number of carries per 20+ yard runs among RBs at a little under 15. The next closest RB was 22 carries per 20+ yard run, almost 50% higher than Cook's average. We'll being seeing him early and often next year.

Correct. At his end of the year presser, Von stated the doctor's told him August. He also said he saw this as an opportunity to prove to his teammates how hard of a worker he was and was hopefully to beat the doctor's return date by 1 to 2 months.

Don't tell him Oliver & our #27 pick is a massive overpay. Last night he wanted to give up Milano, Oliver & our 2nd round pick for Hopkins.😳 That would’ve gone down in Bills history as the dumbest move they ever made.

Harris in his career has averaged a 1st down once every 4.15 carries, Singletary once every 4.12 carries.

I don't want any of those players partially for the same reason.

The one that had 1,700 yards from their rbs vs the one that had 1,400 from theirs even though one always played against stacked boxes and the other one always against light boxes.

Hey I'm happy if you're happy with Harris playing in 70% of our games next year.

That wasn't the case the last 3 years when he missed 14 games combined.

And Stevenson averaged 5.0 for NE on 2.25 times the carries Cook had. And was the only RB on either team to have over 1,000 yards

You forgot to include the part where he's only played in only 38 of 66 games in his career.

He's not nearly the receiver Singletary is and had a hard time staying in the lineup over the last 3 years. That doesn't even count barely seeing the field at all his rookie year.

Harris had, by far, the better ol blocking for him all 4 years. Barely saw the field his rookie year and missed 30% of the last 3 years. As they say, best ability is availability. And the 14 games he's missed over the last 3 years, is exactly 14 games more than Singletary missed. He can't help us if he can't stay on the field. That's not an opinion it's a fact. Harris also had a better line to run behind.

Cook doesn't need to make a big jump, he just needs more touches. T-1st among all RBs with a 5.7 ypc average. Was T-14th among RBs with (6) 20+ yard runs even though he only had 89 carries. He was the only RB with a sub 15 carries per 20+ yard run. Matter of fact he was the only sub 20 carries per 20+ yard run. 2 RBs had 1 every ~22 carries, another had 1 about every ~25 carries. Everyone else averaged 1 every 28-30+ carries.

We did not get significantly better on the ground today. Averaged the same yards per carry in a much friendlier run offense and has missed about 30% of the last 3 seasons. He's just a different type of runner. They both were drafted the same year, Singletary has 50% more rushing yards and more than 3 times the receiving yards. Both have 20 total tds in their career. Career scrimmage yards Singletary- 4,177 Harris - 2,375. Yards per touch Singletary - 5.0 Harris - 4.9

Happy Birthday Buftex.

You beat me to it lol.

With Josh that close Singletary won't be in the top ten for long.

Pittsburgh had already tagged Bell once, so the one he didn't sign was the 2nd tag. Baltimore has got some time to figure it out before that happens.

I believe yes. Bell sat out his 2nd tagged year in Pittsburgh and then the following year they let him walk not wanting to use the 3rd tag on him iirc. Edit: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2019/03/13/sports/football/leveon-bell-jets.amp.html "After a strong 2017 season, in which he rushed for 1,291 yards and led the N.F.L. with 406 touches, Bell turned down a contract offer that was reported at five years and $70 million, citing the small amount of guaranteed money in the deal. He then refused to play on a franchise tag that would have paid him $14.5 million in 2018, hoping that his conviction could earn a shot at unrestricted free agency. The gambit paid off, at least in terms of freeing him from Pittsburgh’s control, as the Steelers decided they would not use the franchise tag on him again, making him a free agent. In exchange for his signing with the Jets, Pittsburgh will receive a compensatory pick in this year’s draft."

@chongli https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-franchise-tag-what-it-is-how-it-works/ "It is worth noting that if a player does sit out the year, the team can tag them again the following year, but it will escalate in cost. Sitting out a year does not mean the NFL team can keep them at the same cost the following season." So he can sit out the whole year and the Ravens can tag him again next year, but it will count as the 2nd time tagged, not the 1st.

If you want to make the case of Lamar being a top 5 qb after the 2019 or even 2020 seasons ok. There's no way he's top 5 after these last 2 years. Combined in the last 2 years.....33 passing tds, 20 ints, 5 rushing tds, 5 lost fumbles. That's 38 total tds and 25 total turnovers in the last 2 seasons. Add to that missing 10 regular season games and parts of 3 more and 1 playoff game. Josh had more total tds(42) in a 16 game season this year. Matter of fact there were 3 qbs with more total tds just this year and 6 qbs had more than that in 2021 and 1 more had exactly 38. He should've hired an agent and signed when Josh did before the 2021 season.

15 seconds in and they already gave up a goal. Bruins 1 Sabres 0.

Okay, but 1 has been the #3/#4/#5 WR on his team and was the 172nd pick in his draft and the other has been the #1 WR or at worst #2 WR on his team and was the 15th pick in his draft. But let's go with your thought, Tim Patrick has more tds(11 vs 9) on less targets(195 vs 269) on the same team with the same QBs. And he wasn't even drafted, he was an UDFA. Only has about 600 less yards than Jeudy also during that span. Again on 74 less targets. No thanks. A big old pass from me.

McKenzie has had more receiving tds over the last 3 years than Jeudy has had(10 vs 9) on less than half the targets(125 vs 269). 😳