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Realistically who wouldn't trade goff for Allen? Lol The Lions would literally do that trade in a millisecond you wouldn't need to twist their arm

A boy scout leader has people pitching each other's tents 😬

Dalton does have the third most yards per route ran in NFL history for a tight end in a single season When he's playing he is far from overrated.. he is an elite receiver

Ashy would describe very dry skin Probably from the cast or sling

He was basically playing Taron Johnson's role early in his career He was a safety linebacker tweener... But could cover better than a linebacker and play the run better than a safety Sean has adapted but still taron role is built off physicality... he was always almost considered our third linebacker... A Blitzer off the edge in run support He just changed it from a tweener safety linebacker hybrid to a tweener safety corner hybrid

Shaq was considered a small tweener hybrid player early in his career and he still bigger than Bernard lol

100% lol I did a lot of digging and as I said I'm thread the only grandfather in NFL history I could ever find was Brett favre I think he retired the next year It is really freaking hard to be a grandpa in a profession like the NFL where it's all young men

He's a lot older and so you got to be careful with his mileage throughout 17 games But yeah .. he doesn't get washed out nearly as quick and still has good burst and hit's hard Bernard might have been playing really really banged up but I see more consistency with Shaq

Great exercise

I can't entertain curses The bills are literally built on a wenro burial ground lol If there are curses us speaking it in the existence certainly is not powerful then building it on ancient native American burial grounds

Only question is Was Jackson tapped into skull and bones at Yale? Any good skull and Bones recruitment year has at least a Yale football star or captain If he was tapped into skull and Bones his ceiling is US president

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That's what I'm talking about

You are correct rpo is the modern-day triple option And we have the best dual threat in NFL history... Now on third and one or fourth and one the defense is expecting that so we can't run it every time But It gives Josh the ability to read two key defenders and play off of that... In college football besides army Navy Air Force and like 2 others the triple option is all but dead.. the modern-day triple option lives on in rpo variations And we have the best yac slot receiver in the league.. a dynamic one cut runner.. and the best dual threat quarterback in the world With two really good tight ends and an emerging rookie who has his own really good skill set

Yes joe But that takes the defensive front a lot more into account... There's definitely some trap bubble concepts