Buffalo716

Honestly another thing to look in with these new stadiums Is volatility in this country This country is on edge and on the fritz, there has been rioting constantly for months, and nobody knows when it's going to slow down Maybe looking into a stadium when the times are a little bit brighter, is a better idea No need to rush, a billion dollar venture

The kgun wasn't named after Jim Kelly... So A- gun really wouldn't fit the narrative

Bill belichick has been doing this for 15 years He always tinkers with lineup's for the first five six weeks before settling on one

All of a sudden, dabs!

I mean I don't know what you want him to do on that play. He has no bearing on the ball getting set up quicker, and he did not have room to set up a block He literally ran a 25-yard route, that beasley caught and he just happened to be in the vicinity. What is he supposed to be doing laying a blind side block down the field He was already at the line of scrimmage

Have you ever been to orchard Park? It's not the snow that effects quarterbacks in Buffalo. There's like two snow games a year It's the wind. And Josh has already shown he could sling it through a windstorm crappy weather in Green Bay hasn't stopped Aaron Rodgers from slinging it all over the yard for a decade plus

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With how zebras call games you really think they wouldn't let the dirty laundry fly They don't call it by the book. Even if that receiver was in the flats, I can still see them saying it wasn't close enough or some bs

Everybody's saying he should have thrown it away. But if you break it down bit by bit, it doesn't look like he gets outside The tackle box exactly. It's close but I don't think he gets outside it So it would have been intentional grounding and lost down . Not to mention it was a catch

Was my favorite recruit in this class

Expecting big things from both seniors Especially dolezaj

No it's not surprising to me Historically deep and good teams have some starters on specialities. Bob woods was a st demon Milano absolutely can play st in circumstances

I would have to think they are playing Some days you're not doing much walking

https://mobile.twitter.com/MatthewGut21/status/1303495902909419526 Boeheim calls Richmond a really good PG

I literally just played a game online with the bills. And I finished 15 of 16 for 300 yards three touchdowns no interceptions with Josh allen

ESPN plus is a great deal for $4.99. it lets you watch tons of college football games that you wouldn't normally get, as well as tons of other sporting events And replays I can watch all the college basketball I want, and college football. It really is good

I have espn + and that's probably illegal if I do that Might lose my subscription

Well Joe Namath played in the 1960s ... And was the first person to ever throw for 4000 yards

Watching the kid play his whole career at Georgia I can say with almost certainty that he doesn't have as strong an arm as ryan Fitzpatrick And he will not have the pro career as fitz

Fitz is much much much better than a lot of quarterbacks in this league. 32,000 yd and 200 touchdowns later proves it all

You're even underestimating his arm. He has a much better and stronger arm than Matt Barkley and Jake fromm He has good zip within 15 yards and can launch it 55 60 yards. He doesn't have upper echelon arm strength but he certainly doesn't have the weakest arm in the league

What about the dudes who jack *** bulls and horses lmao

The word crappy player in the NFL is total hyperbole lol A crappy player didn't play in little Loop football or rode the bench in high school Sullivan still had a D1 scholarship and went to the NFL. He could realistically throw better than every single person on this board Maybe not great for the NFL, but the dude definitely had a lot of football talent still But generally low end college players or low end NFL players make better coaches than all stars

I think the problem with Allen, and I'm not even going to call it a problem. Is that his arm is so strong that he doesn't have to step into throws under 10-15 yards He just needs to have his base and feet aligned. With his quick release and arm strength he can get the ball there instantly with solid accuracy He starts getting off whenn his lower half gets out of sync

Experience makes up for a lot of things on the football field