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I do think Kupp is too low on your list, he had over 300 more yards than the next closest receiver last year.

Jimmy G has only been to one super bowl, not sure where the second has came from, the last 2 NFC teams were the bucs and the rams.

Likely isn’t a scrub assistant coach if he keeps getting interviewed for head coaching jobs, just not good enough to be a head coach if he keeps getting rejected.

I think if you’re sticking to the offensive side of the ball, it might be Qb-Wr-Te of some of the recent super bowl teams: Brady-Gronk-welker (or whichever other good pats receiver at the time) Brady-Gronk-Evans (or Godwin) Mahomes-Kelce-Hill Garropolo-Kittle-Deebo (Although Garropolo is nowhere near elite)

Lost a lot of credibility when he said McKenzie didn’t have special team ability

Neither did the bills though. Taron Johnson doesn’t make that interception it likely becomes 10-10. If you’re making that argument, why would you include the ‘93 game vs. the Dolphins where the bills won 29-10. A pick 6 is a potential 14 point swing, and by that woulda coulda shoulda logic that interception had no outcome on the game.

He did say one of the franchises greatest plays, and that I agree with. I realize I am a younger fan, but the AFL championships really do not mean as much to me. Being the best of 10 teams is less impressive to me then winning the AFC title game (and being the best of 16 teams). Not saying the plays aren’t among the franchise’s greatest (couldn’t really comment on that because I was not around for it). I would argue that the Taron pick 6 was the game winning play. Bills were up 10-3, but the Ravens offense was the best it had looked all night and were in the red zone threatening to tie the game up. The pick 6 ended that and gave the bills all the momentum, winning the game. Could the Bills have won without that play? Yes. Would they have? Very hard to say, they would have lost the momentum and very likely would have been in a tie game entering the fourth quarter, which would have been anyones game.

I really don’t get why people blame crowd noise at home for why Josh has slightly better stats on the road. I’m positive that Josh faces louder crowds when he is on the field on the road than at home, when fans generally try to quiet down and let the offense do their thing.

That happens when the bills and titans win their division, they are guranteed to play each other.

The draft where Beane was not yet Gm.

Araiza may have the strongest leg, but lacks holding experience which I guess they may have valued more.

Sounds like he could be used in 6 man OL sets, like we used Doyle last year.

The warriors were a very good team before KD, but you are selling him short. He won Finals MVP in both years that he was there. KD put that team over the top, he didn’t just hop on the bus, he was helping drive the bus.

At times the roster is up to 90 players to be fair.

^ I like it a lot. I would prefer to snag a guard a little earlier, but that would be my only complaint, the rest looks great.

You're right, that offense clearly didn't need the defense to make the superbowl. Allowing the 2nd least yards in the league clearly didnt help them make the playoffs or the superbowl. Jimmy G is just so good the rest of his team doesnt matter clearly.

Jimmy G also had the benefit of the best DLine in the league during his Super Bowl run, the Dolphins don’t have that.

Wonder if the Chiefs playoffs game is driving that with him having arguably the best game in playoff history for a wr.

I would be surprised if he got that much, he was more productive in the 2020-21 year, and we re-signed him cheap. Last season all he had was the second *Pats game, he didn’t even reach 200 yards recieving on the season. He also had less touchdowns (from 5 to 2)

Maybe long term, but I’d have to disagree in the short term. The Texans are more than a QB away from being a good team, but the broncos were average with bad QB play. Adding a top 10 QB to a solid roster in the AFC doesn’t help the bills chances… unless you are counting on the rest of the AFC west having worse records due to adding Wilson in division.

Currently the Seahawks have DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett, a great 1-2 punch at WR and just added a solid TE in Noah Fant. I think those options are probably as good, if not better than when Watson had Hopkins and an often injured will fuller.

An injured CMC is a low impact rb. Less than 800 yards from scrimmage last year and less than 400 the year before. When healthy he’s a force, but with his recent health I don’t know if it’s worth spending assets and a large chunk of cap on an oft injured player.

I don’t think it’s worth the first, he’ll need a raise next year, rather add some oline talent in the first.

Josh Allen now has the highest career playoff passer rating in history, as Mahomes dropped slightly below him after the Bengals game.

Pretty much all of those things. I think this was out of 5 printed, and I’m guessing in mint condition.