GoBills808

I tend to agree on RB, I like the Harris signing a lot even if it isn't a needle mover for someone who doesn't follow the Bills closely. Stylistically I think he offers a better north/south that will benefit play action more than Singletary and if they're a wash in pass pro I can see that paying dividends

I think Kincaid doesn't fit his argument so he leaves it out, but personally I'm not relying on a rookie TE to come in and have a major impact in his first year. Torrence will likely compete for a job and that isn't nothing but imo calling guys like McGovern and Hardy 'bolstering' the offense is a stretch.

Sure except I used 3 words and you used nine

He's not wrong If you don't like hearing about it tho it's easy to avoid him

Andy Reid in his first five years coaching the Eagles went to four straight conference championships and one Super Bowl with Donovan McNabb as his QB. I don't think the two are really all that comparable.

I do not live there but I definitely appreciate the work they put in turning the ship around, it's been apparent no matter where you watch from

Yes I tend to agree with all of these points My only qualifier would be- the key to winning a Super Bowl isn't making the playoffs, it's winning playoff games. And a lot of the time for whatever reason I personally feel a distinct disadvantage in the coaching department when the postseason rolls around.

I don't think Rex was horrible or anything but I'm also not going to use his results vs McDermott vis a vis Taylor to prove McDermott is a great coach

I think 30 catches for 475 yards is a reasonable albeit optimistic projection Emmanuel Sanders, a very good and proven NFL wideout, got 42 for 626 as the third option in this offense

I think that's over stating it McDermott went 9-7 with Tyrod Taylor Rex Ryan went 8-8 and 7-8...my threshold for miracles is a little higher than one game better than Rex Ryan lol

Mario Williams

Yes...but I think it was a bit of regular season/post season difference like us w the Chiefs....I mean they were 7pt dogs in that game.

Sometimes you have to be able to get a win where it isn't expected. The Bengals weren't ready to beat the Chiefs but they did and made a Super Bowl

The reason the Bills havent been winning in the post season is not Allen lol He has more yards/game, higher completion% and a better TD/INT ratio in the playoffs than Tom Brady😂😂

Same energy for Burrow I assume

Just in time for WSOP https://www.khou.com/article/news/weird/ufo-aliens-las-vegas/285-73b667fa-e949-461d-8af4-63a8a626582b

two cuts, second one set up Benford for that really poor attempt at tackle it was a great run imo, takes vision to cut that back inside and then crazy speed to go for 6 there

correct the only case imo is mahomes

name 4 qbs better

I think it's strange too Ostensibly it penalizes the RPO more than read option...in read option the QB can read the DE facing sideways to complete a legal handoff but in RPO the conflict defender is usually in the middle of the field so while you're selling the mesh you're going to have a much harder time making the right read because you're facing sideways so on the face of it I have no idea why the NFL would want to move away from rpo but this would be in service of that end imo

Top2

Ok I could have phrased that better Among the many things NFL players care about, earning the most money is always going to be at the top. Like always...and it should be that way. It how the pro football ecosystem operates. Next is probably their teammates and then coaches. Winning games isn't even in the top 5 if you ask me. You can find exceptions and outliers but it's true. And I think it's sour grapes to say 'well this guy only wants money and he doesn't care about winning' to disparage FAs who may not sign here.

Bills were 14th in rush ypa

Dolphins w Hill/Waddle and Cook/Mostert plus McDaniel running the offense are going to be a problem imo

Yes and Hopkins was cut, he didn't leave either