That's No Moon

I don't have a problem with eliminating the draft entirely and making it more like the baseball international player system. Give teams an allocation what what they are allowed to spend in total and let them decide how much they are willing to offer players. The good players will get more, most guys will get less. I don't like the look of making a straight up auction where you are quite literally buying people's labor. Give the players the choice of what offer they want to accept and move on. If you made the rules well, teams in big markets wouldn't be able to hoard the top players because they couldn't afford them all. You can't trade allocation space, you can't bank it year over year, etc. If you want to blow it all on one player that's your perogative but you can't sign any other rookies. That sort of stuff. Udfas already have a more choice in where they play than drafted players do.

So Sean McVey develops QBS by NOT developing QBs. He welds the training wheels on permanently.

Wouldn't that be HeHateMe Also?

Having the poor teams we play win could potentially help us. Strength of victories is a tiebreaker. You want our division teams to beat the nfc teams because we play them twice. Other than that you want the nfc east to win as much as possible. Same with Tennessee and Cincinnati

Because the Colts beat the Chiefs in a road SNF game and neutered their previously unbeatable looking offense. Jordan Phillips had 3 sacks in a game nobody saw.

I realize there are only 32 HC jobs in the world and, in order to coach at this level at all, these guys have pretty hefty egos. However, anyone who thinks about taking that job without strongly considering the ownership and upper management disaster that team has been for so long is just being foolish.

He can be Mongo if they ever remake Blazing Saddles. (Yes I'm aware that the original Mongo was ex-NFL player and future tv dad of Webster, Alex Karras)

I was sitting in my parents house all by myself as I had my wisdom teeth pulled the day before and the rest of my family was at a function for my sister. I pulled the knot on one of my stitches through the gum I was screaming at the TV so much at the end of that game in my oxycodone induced haze. I don't remember more than 3 plays from that game. Johnson running with 1 shoe on, making the field goal, and the ensuing kickoff.

Amongst other things

They are hedging until the Allen decision is made. You can get Titans -150 at Bovada You can get Bills +135 at BetOnline

Bills +125

No problem. Titans -149 on the money line right now.

Can I make a list of posts that are shots in the dark? Supposing that the team won't expose a QB in protocol to rush him back when they could give him nearly 3 calendar weeks to recover rather than 6 days is just an outlandish thing to say? OK. The fact that I think this is a loss whether or not Allen plays is stupid only because you disagree with it. No Allen, No Singletary, on the road after an emotional loss? Clearly, what am I thinking? You could have asked me in August and I would have marked this week as an L. Based on recent events I'm more convinced. This is an 8-8 football team give or take one game on either side.

With the bye the week after there is no way Allen plays. This is an L either way.

He was terrible when he was in and he put himself in a position to get hit that way and not finish the game. He failed.

Kyle Allen has looked decent for them.

Playing the way he is playing he simply isn't going to last in the league so it doesn't much matter whether or not you like him as a player. He's going to be on the shelf a lot and those injuries will likely be increasingly debilitating. Unless you really like Matt Barkley, prudence dictates that they take another QB fairly high in the near future

I guess it depends on what you are analyzing. Are you analyzing the defensive signals you purposely recorded from the other team? Are you analyzing the other team's formations in a closed practice? Are you analyzing the specific inflation pressure your team benefits from and then figuring out how to set the balls at said (under)pressure, are you analyzing how many headset channels the NFL will actually let you use before they step in and say something, are you analyzing how to intercept the other teams headset signals, are you analyzing how to have headsets go down at critical moments in home games over a period of years, are you analyzing how to get favorable bye week matchups for 15 consecutive years, are you analyzing how to have your billionaire owner make himself out to be a victim when he got caught getting handies from sex slaves? That the media still has the audacity to refer to these people as one of the greatest franchises of all-time is a commentary on the state of morality on our planet. Show me another HoF coach who has been flat out caught cheating and reprimanded by the league for cheating on MULTIPLE occasions.

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The Patriots are the masters of scoring at the end of the first half, getting the ball to start the 2nd half, scoring again, and putting the game away before you have an opportunity to touch the ball again. If you win the toss, you defer.

I wanna hear 70k people on TV today. "PANCHO! PANCHO! PANCHO!"

37. More then?

The flair. people can get a cheeseburger anywhere.

Wouldn't be the first HoF QB we showed the door.