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Yes when healthy those two are very solid, good call Jones was up and down this yr but he's got talent. And imo Golladay is a monster

Your analysis astounds. 'Doubling down' by getting a WR1 for your developing QB. And calling Milano a 'hit' . That's...revealing. You deny it?

Also Golladay/Jones Jr

Yeah we're just doomed time to pack it in hoss

Beckham Jr and Landry would contend as well imo

Don't waste your breath ^^^already made up their minds on Allen

Yes several imo Kicker/punter/long snapper Quarterback MLB Left tackle

Of course they would.

Just so I have this right: you want to use Allen’s college off target throw percentage as ‘solid evidence’...and I’m the one with the cult mentality. Are you being serious?

You think college off target throw percentage is ‘solid evidence’

So you got a Masters degree in Cultural Studies and you don't know the difference between gender and sex. I'd consider that money wasted.

Please, continue enlightening us with tales from your Bachelor of Arts degree in Cultural Studies.

Just wanted to quote this for posterity.

I think it's more like 'maybe I should figure out the difference between gender and sex before I make a fool of myself'

Why do I have a feeling if that was Roberts vs the Patriots people would have said ‘Belichick teaches his guys to know the rules’? Our return guys knew exactly what happened. So did the ref. Very, very easy call and not at all controversial to rule in our favor.

Good point.

College stats lmfao

‘Honest question’ lmao Great contributions abound

Lol. Are we experiencing roster stasis? Did I say Allen’s career is likely to mirror Mahomes? I expect Allen to improve with the addition of Diggs and a second year behind the same offensive line, similar as I expected improvement from his rookie to second when they overhauled a bad offensive roster. You want some arbitrary rate of statistical improvement, do it yourself.

Well if we go by Mahomes we can expect little improvement or slight decline with same personnel. Or we could just admit it’s an exercise in futility. Growth is not linear. Different quarterbacks improve at different rates.

No. You posited a hypothetical wherein Allen returns the 2019 offense in 2020 and wondered what his improvement might be. I responded with an actual example of the best young QB in the league, returning basically the same roster, whose stats did not improve...illustrating my original point that there’s no point in looking for some non-team dependent statistical benchmarks you can point to as a referendum on a QB’s trajectory. ^said point a lot

How did Pat Mahomes’ stats look from 2018-2019 returning basically the same roster?

Who cares? Why would anyone waste time pondering a player’s improvement in a vacuum?

So when you stand shoulder to chest w someone you consider that parallel

You call that forcible contact lmao Football much