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Good luck with that Nate. Let's start with completing 50% of your passes and work up from there...

I think there is a chance that the shift back to a power scheme will offset the damage a bit.

I hope we win 26-3

You mean other than W/L, Completion %, TD%, YPA, Passer Rating, INT%, NY/A, ANY/A, and Total YPG?

I just heard about it for the first time on Wednesday. Couldn't care less.

I hear both at the same time, honestly. It sounds like someone with a deeper tone of voice is speaking Laurel while someone with a higher pitched voice is whispering Yanny.

Kolby Listenbee is available! Let's go get our deep threat!

As a duo, Woods and Watkins produced almost identically per game to their previous years here. The only difference was their roles flipped. And yes, it's fair to look at them as a duo because when they're on the field on any given play only 1 of them can get the ball thrown to them. Let's look at 2015 (their first year with Tyrod) vs 2017 (their first year with Goff) 2015: 27 Combined Games (13 for Watkins, 14 for Woods) 176 Targets (96 for Watkins, 80 for Woods) 107 Catches (60 for Watkins, 47 for Woods) 1,599 Yards (1,047 for Watkins, 552 for Woods) 12 TDs (9 for Watkins, 3 for Woods) 2017: 27 Combined Games (15 for Watkins, 12 for Woods) 155 Targets (85 for Woods, 70 for Watkins) 95 Catches (56 for Woods, 39 for Watkins) 1,374 Yards (781 for Woods, 593 for Watkins) 13 TDs (8 for Watkins, 5 for Woods) So was it really that amazing that in the same number of combined games played the duo got 12 fewer catches for 225 fewer yards, but 1 more TD?

You should've told me you were here. I'd have bought you a pint! lol. Sorry about the crummy weather.

Do you remember if there was any difference on this front in his 2016 tape vs his 2017 tape? He seemed to trust Gentry quite a bit, but 2016 was also his first full season at that level of competition. It's an interesting conundrum for sure.

How have previous hard knocks teams fared record-wise in the past?

Was mostly a shot at Bledsoe, but the D in '15 and '16 was very similar to Fitz's in '10, '11, and '12. DVOA Ranks: Taylor Years: 15th, 27th, 24th Fitz Years: 27th, 24th, 28th, 8th Bledsoe Years: 1st, 7th, 24th

And the team did it's most consistent winning throughout the drought when it started him, during a period where the defense was average at best. And the team scored the most points throughout the drought when he started.

I only take Percy if we are discounting injuries. When he was healthy he was an incredible player and returner that could score any time he touched the ball. Unfortunately he was very rarely healthy. The idea with a trio of TO, Watkins, and Harvin is that they have diverse enough skillsets from each other, but each had to be accounted for on every play.

We had season tickets to the inaugural season of the Destroyers. It was fun, but it was very different from NFL football.

Moulds was disqualified as a pre-drought player for me.

I suppose you're looking at players who were specifically good while with the Bills, rather than players who were successful elsewhere and played for the Bills? Because my WR Corps would be TO at X, Watkins at Z, and Stevie in the slot. If you want to ignore injuries, Percy Harvin might get the nod over Stevie.

Sacks obviously aren't the only measure, but Dalton was sacked 20 times in this 12 full games (4.9%). That's good for the 11th best sack% among QBs with at least 10 starts in 2015.

I don't think they'll be anywhere close to 10-0 and I expect an 0-2 start based on what we know today for them. But the Jets, Ravens, and Chargers at home aren't crazy, @TB isn't crazy either. @OAK is my ? between 4-3 and 5-2. KC is another coin-flip. I think they finish with somewhere between 6 and 8 wins, mostly coming from the first half of their schedule.

I wouldn't be surprised if they started the season 4-3 or 5-2.

It's whipped cream and cherries, not just straight topless, and it's a scene in the movie Varsity Blues. The picture itself isn't limited to just the NFL, there's some college football and pop-culture items depicted as well.

Justin Hunter.

Dalton and Tannehill both exceeded my expectations.

Can confirm, once Clay went down in that game there were exactly 0 receivers with any sort of rapport with Tyrod left on the field. Nobody who instilled any sort of trust whatsoever.

Matthews came in during preseason and was injured in his first practice. He ended up playing 10 games all year. KB played 5.1 games and was traded mid-season. Not really sure what you were expecting. Do we bring up Deonte? He had a 100 yard game on Sunday after being signed the Tuesday beforehand.