BuffaloHokie13

I'm visible.

Also, if we decide to part ways with Ivory/McCoy I would be interested in Yeldon (along with a draft pick).

Quinton Spain, OG Mitch Morse, C Tyler Kroft, TE Tyrell Williams, WR Eric Rowe, CB

I'd still like them to take a shot on Allen Lazard. Pretty sure he's still on Jacksonville's PS.

What we need and haven't had since Wood retired, is a center that can help our young QB with protection calls.

The fat route [runner] has been trimmed off the roster!

His numbers have been better, certainly. We also came to the realization that speed is helpful at the WR position while he was out.

If Allen really wanted that TD he could have thrown it hard enough and accurately enough to get lodged in Clay's facemask. He didn't, so it was a bad throw.

My money is on Derrell Bevell. Especially with the GB ties and Wisco ties.

Butter

First TD% only considers passing TDs and Pass Attempts, second includes rushing & sacks. I give my ratings based on 4 criteria compared against their peers. How much are they asked to do (function of attempts per game), Yards per Touch, total TD%, and Turnover %. So basically 3 efficiency stats and one to give weight to volume.

It's my specialty!

I have a couple versions of his information. I'll start with strictly passing stats, but also include total stats. In order of how I've got them ranked: Mayfield: 7.45 YPA, 5.08% TD%, 2.82% INT%, 6.21% Sack%, 6.46 YPT, 4.49% TD%, 2.99% TO% Darnold: 6.69 YPA, 3.81% TD%, 4.84% INT%, 7.27% Sack %, 5.49 YPT, 3.53% TD%, 4.41% TO% Allen: 6.40 YPA, 2.62% TD%, 3.66% INT%, 12.04% Sack%, 5.28 YPT, 3.32% TD%, 2.95% TO% Jackson: 7.01 YPA, 2.60% TD%, 3.90% INT%, 7.79% Sack%, 5.48 YPT, 3.01% TD%, 2.41% TO% Rosen: 6.12 YPA, 3.66% TD%, 4.03% INT%, 9.52% Sack%, 4.94 YPT, 3.18% TD%, 4.14% TO% So on a per pass attempt basis, Allen has been better for Yards and INTs, Rosen has been better for TDs and Sacks.

Mahomes runs on 10.2% of his attempts. Allen runs on 21.03% of his attempts. Lamar Jackson runs on 50% of his attempts. Cam Newton runs on 17.67% of his attempts.

She's in the room, but nobody seems to be talking about her.

Broke it down pre & post injury. Biggest things that stand out to me: - Generally his stats are up across the board. Passer rating, ANY/A, YPG, YPA, TD/TO, etc. - His TD% & TO% over the past 2 games are very comparable to Big Ben this year (5.26 vs. 5.20 and 2.63 vs. 2.69) - His YPT in the last 2 games is most directly comparable to Pat Mahomes (8.04 vs. 8.07) - His Rating in the last 2 games would place him right behind Trubisky at #11 if he were to have sustained this type of play throughout the year Need to see this in more than just a 2 game stretch to get too worked up though.

Those are the scores from my sheet, yeah. I haven't been doing posts specific to the spreadsheet, but I did post the stats for starters for week 12 earlier. I also added a tab to my sheet comparing rookie year QB stats that I'll put out once the season wraps up.

I'd find a spot on our offense's coaching staff for McCarthy

1. Baker Mayfield - 72.1 (17th) 2. Sam Darnold - 56.5 (27th) 3. Josh Allen - 55.9 (28th) 4. Lamar Jackson - 55.8 (29th) 5. Josh Rosen - 48.5 (32nd)

Ramsey?

I'm with you on all of this so far, though a couple guys from smaller schools can boost their stock a bit in the all-star games. I've got my top WR at #23 on my current board. 2 in the top 32, 6 from 33-64, 5 from 65-96. Day 2 is loaded with value at WR imo. I've got Jonah Williams at 18 currently.

8-12

I wonder if Bowles gets a second shot in AZ since that's where he made his jump to HC from when he was DC under Arians.

For me it's more about fit. Granted I don't know who we're keeping and who we're getting rid of. I advocated for guys like Parris Campbell last offseason because he had a different skillset than our current WRs. Now we have Foster, McKenzie, and Thompson. Not saying those 3 are fantastic, but they are serviceable. I think we're missing a contested catch guy this time.