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Feel like there's guys who are probably striking out 120 times a year now in one season The fact he played probably 17 plus seasons and only struck out 434 times is insane

Of course they do.. but it's silly.. five straight years of 40 plus touchdowns.. no other quarterback in NFL history even did 4 straight Joe burrow is a great rhythm passer.. Josh Allen has the durability of Brett favre and the athleticism of a 6'5 John elway Then you compare their actual hand size and how the ball comes out.. there's not one world where I would take Joe b.. over what Josh Allen has became It's great that they have belief in their quarterback and he is really good.. he's not Josh Allen

Only true Hall of famers out of that group are mahomes Allen and Jackson... Matt Stafford is in that group but aging out Burrow is super streaky and been injury prone... Goff Daniel Stroud love and hurts all fall into the category of really good NFL quarterback Can take over a game on occasion but not weekly So it's basically only three or four elite quarterbacks in that group

Well the bills practice facility and the stadium are on the same grounds so they wouldn't need to travel really even if they did go to the practice facility for a stretch You can take a go-kart from The practice facility to the stadium in no time

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Even in high school in 7A Texas football.. I don't know how many 6'5 375 lb kids there are lol I understand your premise but something tells me you never went up against a 400 lb lineman in your day lol big was probably 275-310 on the line

The word elite gets thrown around way too much... Like.. elite is the best of the best.. Hall of Fame level.. All pro level There's not 10 elite wide receivers in the NFL... So I think DK is really good I don't think he's ever been in the top five six or seven... Elite is consistently top five

There is no team hotel for home games Most of the players have their own houses in Western New York.. maybe a few room together Josh Allen is sleeping in his mansion before game days in orchard Park lol not the hyatt

Any modern top program would have gotten this 370 lb kid and trimmed him down to 340 lb and made him a beast The fact the Gators let this kid gain a hundred pounds without ever trying to get this kid on a consistent program is mind-boggling Now I'm 100% sure they tried and he just didn't adhere so that's also a red flag.. like he would have never seen the field under Nick Saban until he got his weight under control

But he has a high floor at the slot.. it's not like he's a bust if he couldn't play the z Just from a physical gift standpoint he'll be able to be a good slot receiver and create separation within 5 10-15 yards Now is Egbuka a more precise route runner, for sure... I see him being like Bob woods, who I think was severely underrated his entire career

I think Egbuka is better than jsn I think you're also severely discrediting burdens ball tracking abilities which translates to the next level At the z or x he has start and stop ability to disrupt off coverage and then stack on top of it while tracking... I really think he has the ability to play the slot the z and can develop into the x because his ability to track footballs 20-30-40 yards downfield Brady cook changed this throwing motion, which severely affected his deep ball trajectory and really did hurt Missouri's passing offense

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There is a such thing as too big in the NFL he has to lose a good alot of weight

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I think Egbuka has a high floor as a NFL receiver but he has almost 80-20 splits in the slot to outside.. sure burden also probably had the same splits this year but 2022 he was 85%+ on the outside as a true freshman In the sec I think Egbuka he's more jaxon smith njigba , tho better , than terry mclaurin... I don't ever see him being an outside guy like Terry but he could be insane in the slot Burden has size that you would normally want to kick inside to the slot.. and he can make plays there ... But I think the difference is his downfield ball tracking which is elite , his ability to go get a football and use change of pace and tempo to create space translate well Realistically the best receivers today are used all over the formation... But I definitely believe that burden has a lot of untapped route running potential with all of his other gifts and people are going to be upset that they pushed him down the board that much because he had inconsistent quarterback play

I said it up thread.. Patrick mahomes is not surviving Lawrence Taylor and neither is whatever tackle they trotted out there He's not finishing the game

I got you lol his technique kind of leads more to a pass rushing outside linebacker But he has the frame and size to be a hand in the dirt defensive lineman.. he's going to have to adjust the playing a 5-7 technique we typically line up in We also haven't had a guy who could line up at the nine technique and just attack a quarterback since before Miller got hurt

Looks like the opposite of what we usually actually go for.. not that McDermott can't see value in that He looks to be lining up from the nine technique all the time... A lot wider than we typically line our defensive ends up in BUT... It is a strictly pass-rushing technique And we don't have a nine technique rusher right now ...

I think he's more of a strictly slot guy then Luther burden I mean I think he's really talented.. he's got a lot of great skills but everything about his release and play style says slot Burden has the traits to at least be an x or a z .. besides the fact we have a really good slot in shakir , but he is a very talented wide receiver

Called accumulation of mental and physical exhaustion... Patrick mahomes and some players on that team has played an entire extra season worth of football The last 5 years In a game as violent as football that's certainly adds up.. especially when mahomes is limping by week 10 every year... The accumulation of wear and tear on everybody from Chris Jones to pat mahomes etc Josh Allen might get dinged up he's not limping like he has something shoved up his ... Which is mahomes's Mo He's going to be like Peyton Manning who broke down well before Tom Brady.. mahomes doesn't have as long as Allen He took a pounding last year way more than he normally does .. I do not expect them back in the AFC championship

He has worked mostly from the slot.. but his ball tracking and ability to shift gears does have a solid projection for someone who can play on the outside He spent most of his freshman season on the outside

He has a lot of good traits... He's battle tested in the SEC He has a good frame and functional athleticism And let's be real it's not like Missouri's quarterback play is anything special.. it's very inconsistent

He definitely didn't have the season I thought he would have but the talent is still really really good And it's just dropping him to a slot where the bills could realistically draft him Now does he match with the personalities the bills look for.. maybe not I also don't personally know the kid so who knows how much or little of a diva he actually is But we took keon Coleman 33.. I think burden is a better prospect for sure with a really good skill set

He's a much much better route runner than shenault and Burks .. he's also a lot faster than shenault.. realistically the only thing similar is how their schools used them but that doesn't mean they are the same Missouri used him so awfully because they have never gotten a top 10 recruit and their quarterback was streaky They literally got him and put a square peg into a round hole.. he has a lot of route running savviness that you never got to see because they turned him into that type of player because they had to get their best player the ball If he was at LSU or a lot of other schools he gets to showcase his actual wide receiver skills more I've seen him a lot growing up and he certainly has a lot more than what he showcased, he got pigeon holed... But he's an elite tracker of the football with soft hands with a lot of route running upside Elite tracker of the football is huge at the next level

Hollins was in the NFL for 7 years and has 2,000 yards Palmer's been in the league for 4 years and has more They're not even comparable he's going to be an upgrade over Mack hollins