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He was not going to be a top 10 pic if he said that He has -127 rushing yards in his college career... Like , the NFL is moving towards quarterbacks who can make plays on the run And he's not going to be a playmaker at the NFL level.. he's a 6'1 pocket passer who's also not sturdy There's not many six foot one pocket passers with limited athleticism that get drafted in the top 10.. Even Baker Mayfield was sturdier , a bigger arm , better production, and had a thousand rushing yards in his career Nobody's taking a quarterback with minus 127 rushing yards who's 6'1 If he was 6'4 with a big arm sure maybe that could have landed him in the top 10.. average arm strength at his size and can't run not happening

Historical evidence shows the success rate of quarterbacks with less than 15-20 college starts is not that good.. the Manning family knows this Peyton Manning could have been the number one pick the year before came back.. Eli probably would have gotten drafted over Carson Palmer, certainly in the top five.. came back... Josh Allen could have been top five and came back It's all about having a successful NFL career which means he needs more college starts.. their plan was always for him to be on campus at least 4 years or more They definitely are not in a rush to make him jump ship to the NFL.. hes going to get seasoned

Peyton Manning came back when he would have been the number one overall pick.. Eli probably would have gotten drafted over Carson Palmer and he went back .. certainly top seven Josh Allen was considered in the running for the top overall pick and he came back hurting his stock If there's one family that's never going to rush a quarterback for the pros it's the Manning family.. arch is getting 20 starts

Not even close to who was a better quarterback And that's why it shows you where you end up is just as much as your talent.. that's why it's crazy to think Tom Brady is the same if he doesn't start with belichick or mahomes is the same if he doesn't start with Reid etc David Carr was really talented and he got ruined going to an expansion franchise

I'm just around college football programs way too much to understand why anybody think Arch Manning is coming out after this season lol He literally couldn't beat out Quinn ewers who was a 7th round pick.. now does Quinn have a lot more talent than that and his fragility dropped him? Absolutely and NIL didn't help But anybody who thinks Arch is going to waltz to the NFL after 12 college starts has no clue... The Manning family has been adamant he's going to stay four or five seasons and he's going to get 20 plus starts The goal is to have three generations of successful Manning quarterbacks not three generations of just getting drafted and Arch is a bust... I don't even get where people think he's the number one pic next year with such limited reps under his belt Sure an entire season as the starter in the offense will give him a boost.. but he has done nothing to earn even being projected as the number one pick if I'm being honest It's all projection it's not what he's actually accomplished.. if his last name was Miller he would still be really talented 21-year-old kid but the hype wouldn't be as high

Still am very adamant that I don't think Arch is leaving after one season starting The whole Manning family knows he needs 20+ starts in college to have the best chance of success in the NFL

In fairness Vick is probably the 1 in a million anomaly The NFL threshold is typically 9 inches and even people said burrow had small hands

While QB hand size is important there is also a massive step up from college to the NFL And the little things make more of a difference The college ball also has larger laces making it easier to grip than the Duke Mike Vick had the same sized hands as Pickett and he had lighting in his arm

Worldwide it is certainly Paris Yet Buffalo was the first city in America to be widely lit up with electricity and our flag still bears the symbol Which might I add is a pretty good city flag I think you could actually make a design around that.. I don't know how you could design city of good neighbors And certainly hope they don't go chicken wing just kind of seems like a money grab all around

The Queen City.. city of light and the City of good neighbors are usually all typically used before Nickel City Which was more of a similarity because the bison on the back of the Indian head nickel... Which was never produced here the official City flag still has lightning bolts for the city of light and I can see a city of light uniform... A chromy non dark uniform

Actually the person I was quoting was talking about them being cut.. and I said the bills was the place careers died 15 years ago And then I said they would get another contract Because there's worse back half of roster guys So I was implying if they got cut from the bills they would be signed from another team I also agreed with you that our draft picks have better measurables

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His 40 plus yard runs might not be easily replaced.. but his running between the twenties at the NFL level is absolutely replaceable with our offensive line He had so many runs where he was not touched within the first four five yards past the line of scrimmage.. plenty of NFL caliber running backs can replicate that You just might need to platoon two or three guys to get the touchdown total because he was good inside the 10 with his burst

Hard to call someone mid when they LED Tennessee in yards and catches in 2020 Every single offense is different I don't care if he had 500 yards or 1200 yards.. he was on an SEC team and was the leading receiver There's literally 900 Plus FBS receivers.. he had the 40th best stats over his 4 years in college That's in the 95th percentile.. far from mid if I'm just being honest

We also had a monster offensive line.. I really like cook like him since draft day He's not irreplaceable behind our offensive line They are going to open up holes for the foreseeable future for any running back who gets to go into training camp with a groove

People mistake what a tight ends role is in the NFL.. they think he's running 25 yards consistently downfield He was literally 7th overall in yards per route run last year.. top five in yards after catch... And he was only in his second year

Yea if you didn't see them at Dick's or foot locker I probably wouldn't trust it from a knock off site I swear I feel like they exist

Pretty sure they do !

His yards after catch top 5 NFL TEs.. average depth of target top 10... Top 20 ypc being banged up .. pff ranked him 6th overall TE We have a very complicated offense that does not focus on one guy.. he had multiple stats in the top 10 TE being a second year guy That's the problem with the NFL you take a guy first round that your team historically doesn't take in 60 years.. a tight end.. and people expect Tony Gonzalez out the gate He's literally been top 10 and he's only been in the league 2 years

He's not small lol not by Utah's size.. not by the combine weight or by the bills Josh Allen is listed at 237 lb by the bills since draft day lol he literally hasn't been 237 lb in a long time I've seen Dalton around Western New York.. he's not 225 230 lb like people are saying.. he's big

I don't even think that's a fair assumption to say Josh and Kincaid don't have good chemistry he was banged up most the last year.. and in his rookie year put up a Bills record for most receiving yards by a rookie tight end 60 years of an organization and he was the best rookie output .. I think he's in line for a big year Even PFF which sucks had Kincaid as a top 12 tight end via grade his role in the offense is a lot more than just getting targets

My eyes are burning because of the representations you have made me seen

I didn't say anything about the next contract with the bills .. I said contract with another team You can go back here years and I've always had cam Lewis's back Even when people were calling him trash I was hyping him up.. being a former division one defensive back I've always had a eye on defensive backs And Lewis was a tremendous undrafted free agent from the get-go.. his versatility.. his willingness to get his nose dirty and special teams versatility is enough for a lot of teams 53 You can't have 53 all pros.. every single team needs good back half of roster players And most players don't have a 53 as good as Cameron Lewis

I was told he wasn't ever gonna offer him anything substantial There's a difference between thinking a guy is good enough to play versus paying him any sort of money He could like him and not want to give him even 10 million dollars a year

I think you read that wrong bro The last six games he had 256 yards on 12 catches... He had 745 yards all season not in last 6 games