BuffaloHokie13

Not a Bill, don't care.

In Bortles' second year (2015) his passing stats were 355/606 (58.6%) for 4,428 yards(7.31 YPA), 35 TDs, & 18 INTs. He also ran 52 times for 310 yards and 2 TDs. If those are Josh Allen's stats in year 2 I think everyone here is pretty excited.

Or if Devin White were to slip to us at 9...

Using last year's empirical chart, going from 9th to 13th is a deficit of 8.96. There's usually about a 10% premium paid for getting into the bottom of the top 10, so that pushes the deficit to 15.72 - roughly the value of the 60th overall pick. It is unlikely, however, that the owner of pick 13 in round 1 also has pick 28 in round 2. The likely deal to be had there is 9 for 13, 77, and 109. Or, potentially, 13, 77, and a 2020 3rd. Either way, Miami has pick 13 and I doubt we're trading with them.

?‍♂️ Don't care. Offensive production should never be narrowed down to a singular side. Passing yards are not longer than Rushing yards. Passing TDs count the exact same as Rushing TDs. Run a competent offense and get back to top 10 in scoring & DVOA.

Cliff Notes: Chicago model referenced more than once WR - Zay, Foster, and McKenzie are pieces to work around, but they need help. Specifically Vet help. TE - Need more production from the position. Clay will be 30 and has struggled to stay healthy OL - Feels the moves here will be tied heavily to the OL coach selection. NE coach that Daboll worked with was all about precise technique Had very nice things to say about Juan Castillo as a person Who is hired to fill the coaching voids will say a lot about how much influence Daboll has Need a pass rusher opposite Hughes, such as DeMarcus Lawrence, or some cap casualty that hasn't hit the market yet An established punter would help ST's overall

win the division.

I think the author meant to say 60%...

His pace (in starts) this year was roughly 3,000/15 & 900/12. The struggle with the OP's stats is the passing part for sure. And it's going to be hard to gain the requisite amount of passing stats without detracting from the rushing (though a reduction in rushing would be perfectly fine by me).

Oh. No idea then.

chart doesn't include Miami. He finished with 10 TDs and 12 INTs, not 7 & 11

If he averaged 8 YPA and 6 YPC that would be 750 total attempts before sacks (and a 6% TD%), and nobody since 2015 has hit that number in a season. Big Ben hit 730 this year, but that was with 675 pass attempts!

There's a pinned thread for this

No

In 2019 I would consider the wins successes and the losses failures, generally speaking.

I put him at 3 years $18M, which is certainly above market. We have the cash and I built in an out after year 1 if he doesn't perform up to the contract.

He made some great plays and still has plenty of room for improvement. That's a positive in my book!

I have both on my list, plus Reid.

I've got a glass of Hibiki and something else on my TV

When? So it's some sort of certainty that the worst QB in NFL history to get multiple starts will go on a tear now that he's on another team? He was awful and undeserving of a roster spot. That's not going to change now that he's practicing with Gruden.

I'd recommend checking in on the college football subforum. There's quite a few folks here that follow the draft and the prospects closely and almost all of them are in the main threads over there.

It's really not too bad, even in 2020. It's entirely plausible that we'll have ~40 players on contract and ~$70M of cap space available in 2020.

Darrell Henderson is the guy I'm looking at

Much better at LT than RT imo. If anything he kicks inside and Wyatt/FA goes to RG.

He runs more, that's for sure. In his 7 starts he ran 119 times for 556 yards (17 attempts per game & 79 YPG)