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looks about right to me

I missed those, stand corrected @PrimeTime101you were right about him lining up at 1tech

yes the guy I was talking to said he got doubled the whole Bengals game in reality he just didn't play that well

I'm watching it rn...he draws double teams but it's not close to all game

buddy just watch the game He was doubled as much as you'd expect your DT to be and he was at the 3T. He just got dominated

You realize every single wideout that plays w Allen has a career year lol

I saw this yesterday, great interview It's clear the guys like each other and the locker room is tightly knit. It's unclear whether that translates into a Super Bowl

He really wasn't double teamed all game long When he lines up at the 3t he doesn't get double teamed at that high a frequency either from what I can see

Yet the Bills are heavy spenders on the defensive line

There's no doubt McDermott and Beane have built a great culture here. It's a major credit to their hard work and vision.

Agree to disagree there

are you including his 5th year option for all the guys above him who signed extensions too

Great players stay on the field

So the Rams actual Super Bowl championship has been forgotten already but we must take steps to ensure our hypothetical one is enshrined in perpetuity

you mean wrt to their salaries or just you think davis+a rookie is better than deandre hopkins

One could also ask whether pressures per snap is a good way of evaluating a rotational 3tech as opposed to his peers who are playing significantly more snaps, presumably vs the run as well as passing downs It seems more like a statistic for an argument than anything to me. You'd expect the guy with fewer snaps to be able to get to the QB at a higher frequency from the 3tech spot

Have to disagree that dj Moore is a comp for Davis Moore is solidly WR1 material Also worth mentioning that Mike Williams is usually third in Chargers offense target share behind Keenan Allen when healthy and Ekeler

I was being facetious And I agree 100% that second contracts like this to guys like Oliver is definitely a glass half full move but at the end of the day you're still drinking water watching the other guys pouring out champagne

Not to be argumentative but the difference in satisfaction between 20th and second vs 2nd and 1st is something I would like to be able to quantify firsthand at some point And that Oliver improves into a bona fide top10 DE is just an inevitably right

I think the idea is draft a replacement and save the dollars for bigger impact on offense They've spent plenty on dline

Imo filing your roster w better than serviceable guys is how you end up always making the playoffs and never the Super Bowl.

Right lol talk about damning w faint praise 'This is a good deal because better players are going to get more than him' is not the best defense of roster management 😂😂

He's better than that imo, he flashes I just think he's the perfect kind of guy to get one last good year out of and draft his replacement. He doesn't have any pro traits that necessitate using a high pick...handing those kind of guys second deals is a mistake to me

Ok instagrammed it

He literally tweeted this tho