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For sure it is But it's actually hard to qualify how consistent you are against the pass, when you're actually not challenged too much I think his awareness in zone is just slightly above average rn but his size and speed makes up for it also quarterbacks just don't want to throw over someone who is 6'6 so he's just not targeted If you watched all 32 starting Mike linebacker week in and week out, you would see tons are maddeningly inconsistent against the run. There are only five to eight who are absolute beasts against the run. The rest are inconsistent And I definitely wouldn't put Tremaine in the bottom 16. Linebackers have drastically changed over the last decade, and most aren't strong run stuffers Tremain's best asset is his size and speed

I mean go to the Hall of Fame website. You can search by enshrinees by team. So they obviously do If they didn't go under any team you wouldn't be able to search by team. It would just be a list of guys. Enshrinees are enshrined under every team they have played for. That's just how they do it Go to dolphins Hall of famers and Thurman Thomas is there. He didn't have a choice saying no I don't want to be grouped with them. He automatically was

That's actually how the NFL works Tom Brady will go into the Hall of Fame as a patriot and buccaneer Just like Thurman Thomas is technically a bill and dolphin

Nothing is cut and dry in the NFL When he makes the correct read he snuffs it out at an elite level. Some plays he picks the wrong Gap still. It's still a work in progress But his 20 run stuffs is undeniably a great stat He just doesn't get challenged much in coverage because quarterbacks don't like taking the risk of throwing it over him

If the browns could have had a quarterback, Joe Thomas absolutely would have been more valuable Alas like the browns, the bills didn't have a quarterback either so it don't matter

That's very true. we also wouldn't have had to play musical chairs with left tackle for 14 years But I agree you're right

And we should have given him every penny he wanted

Was it 336? It was well over a decade ago and I thought he was around 290-300 because that's where he played at It doesn't even matter anymore But he was given well over a year to acclimate. Not even starting at right tackle till about week five or six of his second Season. He is the epitome of a hard-working player where hard work pays off

I mean are you going to take tasker's word or Jason Peters himself? Regardless he was a good blocker in college, and just needed a little bit of time to work on stunts and such And add some strength and some weight By the time he achieved that he was ready to play the unknown was if he could get to that weight while keeping his athletic ability

Peter's is sandwiched between Jennings and Mike Williams because he was basically a blocking tight end on the play and they just call him T. Not even LT or RT, just T https://www.google.com/amp/s/syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2425017-jason-peters-tells-his-story-of-the-undrafted-road-to-nfl-success.amp.html If you read this he clearly says he never played offensive line until the offseason where he asked Mike mularkey how to get on the Field More And he transitioned to line He was not practicing there at all his rookie year

He actually was still playing a blocking tight end his rookie year He didn't play right tackle till his second season Those five games he appeared in at the end of his rookie year were as a special teams demon and blocking end

Some undrafted free agents make more than 7th round picks Once you reach a certain slot where you think you're talents outweigh the draft price, sometimes it's better to go undrafted and pick your spot Peter's got Great development because he got to choose to come to Buffalo, where we had the time to develop him Who knows he could have not answered the phone for a team in the 7th round

Because he was a 290 pound tight end that never played tackle before He had alot of technique to learn and how to read stunts and twists which isn't easy

That is the physical ramifications of the game Every player knows what they're signing up for I've had over a dozen concussions in my life playing football and it's certainly affected my health. People used to die on the gridiron it's a violent game

49rs were gold miners..

They're making millions of dollars playing a game.. No players have anything to complain about

Yeah using that word has a super negative connotation Soldiers kill people in war Buffalo Bill was not roaming the wild west slaughtering native Americans

I'm pretty sure Buffalo Bill made many of the natives rich for the time They were traveling all across Europe making money

A bill is an American dollar And we are the Buffalo Bills because we make it rain!

I actually called him a scout in my last post. He wasn't even technically in the army He was a civilian scout

Well the name isn't the Buffalo Bill It's the Buffalo Bills, and they do have merchandise that says bills

He was a civilian scout. Who cares, besides crazy people The history of humans is a history of warfare. Fighting wars and then preparing for wars in peacetime We will never stop fighting, because there's evil that wants to take good down And that was true 2 thousand years ago and 200 years ago and today.. if serving in the military is bad, then you might as well get rid of the American military

I don't believe Buffalo Bill Cody murdered many native Americans he was a civil war soldier, and created Buffalo Bill's wild West show which had natives in prominent roles

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Yeah he already wants a title fight lol His striking was real impressive and he literally knocked the dude out cold AND he had the grace to not throw another bomb in Jab sharp hook combo was beautiful