BuffaloHokie13

He did post that instagram photo with KB and Webb, both now members of the Bills

let's be honest. You gave us the loss without it in the first post, and said we can just subtract 7 from the final in the next. Stop digging while you're behind.

Yes different. Nobody in that conversation I outlined says what would have happened. They talk about what did happen. Could EJ have taken the lead for us? Maybe. We'll never know because the Defense did. Your argument, however, is that if the Defense didn't score the offense definitely wouldn't have, which is both silly and petty.

It's also worth noting that we are winning. Tyrod's attempted 196 passes this year. Only 37 of them have been in the 4th quarter. When the game plan is get a lead and then run, and it's being executed and working, there's no reason to worry about the yards. He's attempted 141 passes when we are tied or trailing (45 tied, 96 trailing) and attempted 55 passes while we are ahead. A lot of the guys you listed (not all) have more yards because their teams are trailing when they have the ball.

He'll be in a similar throwback hoodie to the one McD was wearing Sunday, standing between Rico and Phil, absorbing as much as possible. IMO of course.

I won't pretend to know how that conversation went on BBMB, as I wasn't there, but here that conversation went like this: Guy 1: Yeah, EJ had a terrible 5 minute stretch, but he brought us back and took the lead and then the Defense let Bortles drive 84 yards for a TD Guy 2: EJ wasn't on the field when the Bills took the lead back Guy 1: Well... EJ still brought us back into the game Guy 2: EJ dug the hole we were in to begin with... Which is certainly different than your argument.

Give him time to rest and absorb the playbook. He hasn't gotten a bye yet, so it'll be good for him.

So he wants to be in Buffalo?

I believe Beane's take was 'He can stay retired.'

He said we have a front office/gm he can trust haha

Pretty sure he means KB was the highest player left on their board when they got to pick 28. All the guys you mentioned were gone by that pick.

Passing + Running - Sack In 2015 his average was 242.2 In 2016 his average was 227.4 So far in 2017 his average is 203.7

I subtracted sack yards. Assuming that's the difference. Unless you mean his average in 2015 only, which was 242.2

No, that isn't typical. He averages 228.6 yards per game since becoming a starter in 2015. Other per game averages 1.556 TDs/G 0.444 TOs/G 37.6 Touches per Game --- 62.8% Completions 3.50 TD/TO 4.14% TD% 1.18% TO%

What if the Pats* moved Jimmy because they like the 2018 QB class?

Yes. But don't let that stop you from looking for upgrades as well. Every QB benefits from a good surrounding cast.

It can be useful as context for analysis of other things, but it absolutely cannot be used as the basis of an argument for OL Play Sacks Progression speed Anyway, I'm not surprised Wayne has stopped responding to me here. His original response was based on a false implication, and he changes his stance every time he's presented with facts.

Thanks for this morning's entertainment Shaw!

If SDS has an issue I'll remove it, or he can. Thanks for your contribution.

Personally I think he's clueless.

Considering how one of the talking points is that we aren't scoring after turnovers, I get the feeling that our success is sustainable. And if we start scoring off the turnovers we will be closer to dominant rather than just competing.

He has the 8th highest sack % of current starters, and his sack % is lower than Rodgers and Bradford on the year. And despite that, he's 16th in sack yards lost per attempt and overall yards lost to sacks.

Teams are definitely willing to give up more for a player if they cost less and have relatively similar talent. TY costs 6.67X what Cooks does this year. It matters.

He was back on the field by the end of the game.

Cooks is on a rookie contract, as opposed to TY's deal.