Good point. Seattle is looking pretty good. But Denver barely got past Washington. Eagles, Colts, and Rams lost.
I'm wondering if the Bills are playing the best team in the league next week. The rest of the league may be lucky the Bengals are missing the playoffs with Burrow missing the first half of the season.
Question. Did they release him because they signed Cooks? Or did they sign Cooks because Moore asked to be released?
Moore has some productivity in the past. His utilization in this offense is probably hurting his modest (in NFL standards) future earnings.
I'm very cynical at this point. But you're right. Beane is kind of screwed either way. We're mad about the roster, but it's mid season now. No one available today would make us happy.
It really is an indictment on Beanes team building that he keeps having to bring back old re-treads like Philips, Gabe, Poyer, and Lawson.
Guys that can't cut it on other teams come back here and get meaningful snaps, or even become our starters.
This is what I've been saying as well. Long developing pass plays, and not bringing in extra blockers when the o line is getting their @sses handed to them. How does Pegula not get pissed about protecting his $300 million investment?
McDermott is going to lose the locker room if he continues to choose loyalty to staff over loyalty to players. He's letting Josh get killed out there.
That's exactly what I was saying. When Babich was his position coach, he looked like a probowl caliber LBer. Babich was a great position coach. But position coach and coordinator are two completely different animals.
I have no doubt that Brady is smart. You don't make it this far without knowing football. I'm sure he can break down film and analyze what the offense and defense are doing.
He just doesn't seem to have the ability to think and react quickly. To adjust on the fly.
What else does this organization need to see before they realize he's in over his head.