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It’s almost as if Jackson is an undrafted project QB

Unexpected Win: over PHI week 8; game in BUF so 12th man out in full force and our D could match up well against their O Unexpected Loss: to CIN week 3; could see us facing less talented NJ-based teams first two weeks and then losing to team with a vet QB and solid D-line as we look forward to week 4 with NE*

Fun fact: Brown avoided concussions later on in his career by slowly turning into a turnstile.

Absent complete ineptitude this season, he’s gotta be guaranteed at least one more, so yeah, fairly secure.

What about other generational talents that were better?

Admittedly, no. I confess to taking the easy jokey way out and throw myself to the mercy of the board.

I’m missing the part where they rallied behind him.

Awful lot of eggs to put in the Kareem Hunt basket...

I feel Dawkins-Spain-Morse-Ford-Nsekhe with Long and Teller watching Spain holding their helmets ready to go is the best situation.

Literally my only problem with McCoy is Avengers spoilers.

I dunno, my feeling is that they’ll still hold it somewhere else. It’s a great opportunity to build a presence in an ancillary market.

I’ll echo Sills and add Tyree Jackson. If he shows enough for OBD to like him, they might not risk putting him on the practice squad. Not to make this a stable of dark horses, but also add WR Nick Easley (catches everything and Daboll seems to like the small shifty type) and K Chase McLaughlin (80% FG, 79/79 XPs).

Gronk could probably use a trip or two to DENT

That first picture looks like it’s about to be a body catch... I dunno...

What concerns me re: when his contract is up is that McDermott and Beane come from a place that decided to let Josh Norman walk. Different players, but I think White is a guy for whom they should probably pony up.

Nathan Peterman Reggie Bush Aaron Maybin

IF they get a hand on him

It’s a gadget role, not the savior of the franchise.

His whole thing is that he only had a few carries per game.

How do you explain his 6 ypc as a Bill?

I never said TE. I said a Brad Smith-like role given his speed and athleticism. Jackson averaged 4.0 ypc or more in 2016 and 2017, which I’m guessing was because he had to rely on his legs not his arm, whereas he averaged below 3 ypc in 2018 when he had almost 100 more passing attempts than years prior. Point being: he can carry the rock when asked.

Call me crazy, but yes I’d like (i) as varied an offense as possible, and (ii) to make our opponents have to work harder to gameplan against us.

Not saying he took the league by storm, but his 6 yards per carry weren’t bad, and again my main reason for liking the idea is to force opposing defenses to take time out of their week to prepare for something we would likely run only 1-2x per game. As I said above, Brad Smith averaged 6 yards per carry while here. If (admittedly a big if) Jackson can do what Smith did, then I do consider 6 ypc something to cause worry. He wouldn’t.

A lot of negativity about the idea, but I think 1-2x per game having him out there as a sub-package Brad Smith type could be useful. Jackson ran in the 4.5s, right? I’m all for making opposing defenses have to gameplan more.

Dunno if I want to give up a 1st and former 1st round pick for an overrated player. Maybe Lawson & a 1st for Clowney & a 3rd/4th, but doubt they’d do that either.