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McDermott and Beane End of Season press conferences 1/7
MAJBobby replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Carolina Panthers hire Matt Rhule as HC - 7 year contract
MAJBobby replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Whats the cap hit? -
Carolina Panthers hire Matt Rhule as HC - 7 year contract
MAJBobby replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
His Interview was today. Carolina wouldn't let him out of the door -
My Offseason Primer, Position Group: QB
MAJBobby replied to MAJBobby's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I would go with Moore. I think he retires (if I remember right he had to be coaxed out of retirement this year. -
My Offseason Primer, Position Group: QB
MAJBobby replied to MAJBobby's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I thought about Dalton (but he isn’t free yet. Could be added). Bridgewater is going to want to start. He showed the league he can be a starting QB and IMO I think NE will be his landing spot when Tom retires or leaves. -
Call your shot (2020 NFL Draft)
MAJBobby replied to Canadian Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Early But I agree -
Now that the Season is over, I thought I would try this maybe it will spark some nice discussion. I used to do something like this for camp as well. Disclaimer I will not put all Names not on the Bills in this thread as it would get to long, I will keep it to a couple names in each tier (as I see them). Hope you enjoy the read Currently on Roster: Josh Allen (3 yrs to UFA) Matt Barkley (1 yr to UFA) – Saves 1.8M against the cap if Cut. Davis Webb (signed a Futures Deal) My Take: I am not going to turn this in to a Josh Allen thread as it is about organizational depth, however you can’t rally address the position without talking about the starters in that group either. I personally am still not sold on Josh Allen as a long-term future QB of this team. I was hoping to come away with that feeling but I just am not, and to b honest right now that is not a bad thing for the reasons I will list below: Reason 1 – Say what you want about Allen, he was the rawest QB in the draft. It was always going to take time with him. To be honest this year for me was about “does he look the part”. Also looking at the other QBs in his class (going to exclude Lamar Jackson from this for a moment because of Greg Roman’s building an offense to fit Lamar, not sure if that offense is sustainable, but will come back to it.) I wanted to see if Allen could match Darnold, Mayfield and Rosen (going to leave out because Allen passed him bad). So, looking at Darnold and Mayfield in terms of Stats. Darnold: 61.9%, 3024 yds, 21 tot TDs, 16 turnovers, 6.9 ypa Mayfield: 59.4%, 3827 yds, 25 tot TDs, 23 turnovers, 7.2 ypa Allen: 58.8%, 3089 yds, 29 tot TDs, 13 turnovers, 6.7 ypa Essentially these numbers show that in second year Allen the furthest away from NFL ready has grown to these two and closed the gap. Lamar of course right now is the best QB in the class and grown more than all these QBs, so even including him I am happy of that growth from year 1 to 2 from Allen. And I think this is that floor for Allen, with still a ton of room for his ceiling and to continue to raise his floor. Reason 2 – On could argue that this was Allen’s first year with an actual set of weapons and a decent OL in front of him. And with that he improved his numbers by: 6.0% completion %, 1015 yards (granted played 3 more games), 10 more passing TDs, 3 less INTs, 21.6 rating, and 0.2 in ypa. Those are growth numbers, and I think you get him a better OL and Better weapons and he will continue that slope. Now that said on Allen, I am still not sold as the long-term answer as I said, but there is enough growth there that I don’t think we need to cut him loose or look for upgrades at the starter spot, let me see another year. The guys in the room love him and would go to battle for him, coming from a organization that thrives off leadership (Military) those types of statements I hear from these NFL Veterans show me his leadership capability. When a team is willing to fight for you that is all you need to hear in terms of the leadership intangibles. Allen has all the intangibles and skills you would want as a QB. So can he become more consistent week in and week out and continue to improve his mechanics. The work ethic is there, I would love to see another similar jump in numbers at the end of next year. If he can do that the final numbers (passing only) would look like. 64.8%, 4104 yards, 30 TDs, 6 INT, 6.9 ypa with a 95.3 rating - those are TOP END QB Numbers. Now that said the issue becomes BU QB. This could likely be the last year you need that grizzled VET on the sideline helping Allen. So, an Argument could be made to let Barkley go and go young at the BU position. I don’t think Davis Webb offers anything. I also do not think on the field I am confident in Barkley. I know having that Vet at every position group is something McD and Beane like to have so with that in mind I would address the BU QB position with an actual competition for Barkley either UFA or Rookie. UFAs Possible it will be kinda dry in terms of an possible upgrade to Barkley. Tier 1 Eli Manning – not sure if he is willing to accept that BU role and some team will likely make him a bridge starter Marcus Mariota – I don’t think h starts again Tier 2: Chad Henne – This would be my TGT, Mahomes is on record talking about how much Henne has helped his growth and likely a 5M to 6M AVV can get it done. When you remove Barkley’s contract you are paying a little more for IMO a Better option Matt Moore – Think he retires. Draft (guys I think will not b looked for to start right away) Tier 1: Jalen Hurts (Oklahoma) Jacob Eason (Washington) Sam Ehlinger (UT) Tier 2: Tyler Huntley (Utah) Anthony Gordon (Washington State) Kellen Mond (Texas A&M) Final thinking in this Position group for me would be to stay put, UNLESS I can get Chad Henne then I would go there and upgrade that room. I would not go young at backup this year, maybe one more year away until we can be in the business of drafting, developing and flipping QBs. I am happy with this position group as is in 2020 cap and money likely will be better spent elsewhere
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Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
mans not in your line of work. In NFL where officials can apply common sense they 100% are when then safe signal has been used ALL YEAR as I am not intending to return the Ball. -
Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
really it is black and white. How many times has PI been called right? Is there HOLDING called on Every play? According to black and white rules their should be. guess what right call. And now I am done -
Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I don’t care what Devin Hester did BEFORE the KO rules are changed -
really? Let’s see I clicked it and it worked. Interesting seems very valid link police
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Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
No desire to advance. Did he have a desire to advance? wait you don’t want common sense rules? -
Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I know it sucks being but hurt. Tell me again please cause it still won’t change a thing. RIGHT COMMON SENSE CALL -
Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
cool No desire to Advance. Thanks. -
Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Ooo well. I am glad they did it. Finally common sense used by officials. Needs to happen with entire rule book. And I for one think they got it right and that will not change -
Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
they don’t even know what a catch is. Bottom line they should look at that play and say OK good use of Common Sense. Now let’s go through our way to complicated Rule Book and apply common sense to all the rules. -
I think those that would like AJ Green should post the contract they would accept. Because that will be the crux of the issue
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Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
and yet that isn’t what has been happening all year with the safe signal when the rules changed to not make it a live ball of hits in endzone and with the restrictive lines this became standard practice. I wish they had a more common sense approach to ALL their rules like they did here -
I am fine with a 1 year 15M incentive laden prove it deal. Alshon Jeffery contract to go to Eagles is my comparable i guess you could make it a two year deal club option similar to Longs as long as it is minimal guaranteed money and incentive laden.
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Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
According to you. So when I add that to a cup of coffee I have a cup of coffee and my take that they did get it right -
Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
so Head Officials and their staff don’t converse during games to get the call right? Oooo yeah they do. -
I really feel for people that think AJ Green on anything more than a Prove it deal is something that Beane and McD would do when they preach Availability
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Should season ticket holders protest?
MAJBobby replied to Rocbillsfan1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
now what if they reviewed it and overturned it would you be Ok with the call then?