BuffaloHokie13

Do you have to designate "post-June 1" if it is already post-June 1?

Lynn wasn't fired. That isn't an opinion. Tyrod wasn't a free agent this past offseason. That isn't an opinion. Tyrod can't throw to TE's or over the middle last year. Now he can't throw to WRs or throw outside the hashes. Can't is definitive, and generally not opinion. Honestly, it's tiresome.

It's also comical and sad when a fan makes up and pushes false narratives about the QB who they support on their favorite team.

Seriously? C'mon man.

Depends on how many he gets promoted.

Being hired as a HC (promotion) is being fired?

13 3 & outs on 40 drives. Rodak is flat out wrong and admitted on twitter that he counted drives consisting of 3 downs and a FG as 3 & outs.

And now he's on a new team, which is 27th in the league in pass attempts. And he's the 4th most targeted player on that team.

not an accurate stat.

We aren't comparing the public meltdowns of Tyrod and Ben, or why a team may be willing to overlook one vs the other. Antonio Brown has proven enough as a player that he can get away with diva moments. Sammy hasn't. If Tyrod were to be accused of rape in a public restroom and the Bills released him you wouldn't see me pointing to Big Ben as a reason why he should still be here.

By comparison to Brown, he hasn't accomplished much of anything.

You don't think teams are more likely to look past something that one of the top 2 WRs in football for the past 3-4 years does vs a guy who hasn't accomplished much of anything?

Brown also has a much more proven body of work to back up his antics.

back to back to back!

Interesting because it doesn't really correlate with sack %. Top 10 by sack % are 1) Alex Smith (11.68%) 2) Tyrod Taylor (10.81%) 3) Andy Dalton (10.22%) 4) Jacoby Brissett (10.00%) 5) Cam Newton (9.68%) 6) Trevor Siemian (9.35%) 7) Josh McCown (9.23%) 8) Aaron Rodgers (8.57%) 9) Carson Palmer (8,50%) 10) Brian Hoyer (8.07%)

Titans are probably starting Matt Cassel w/ backup Brandon Weeden

I don't hate him. Seems like a nice guy, hard worker, etc. It was my biased opinion that he lost his job the day they signed Tyrod, having watched both of their careers through college. I'm sure I've had posts that people perceive as anti-EJ, but really I just find it funny that some go to measures of literally rewriting history to try to defend him sometimes. Regardless of all that, I hope he plays well enough that Oakland is out of the wildcard race by the time Carr comes back.

That was 2008. We beat: Seattle (4-12; 1-5 through first 6) Jacksonville (5-11; 3-3 through first 6) Oakland (5-11; 2-4 through first 6) St. Louis (2-14; 2-4 through first 6) San Diego (8-8; 3-3 through first 6) and lost to Arizona (9-7; 4-2 through first 6) those 6 teams combined for 15 wins through 6 weeks (0.417 W/L). By comparison, the 4 teams we've played this year already have 11 wins through 4 weeks (0.688 W/L).

3 Agree with 3.5 for O/U

Kuechly was never available to us, unless you're talking trade up. But if you're talking trade up then literally every player in the NFL was available to us...

Give me Calvin Ridley or Cam Phillips

I'm torn between Joe Thomas and Deandre Hopkins.

Your understanding is incorrect.