Bray Wyatt

Is that what this place and sports talk in general has become? Non stop hot takes?

I agree, I meant more of like a guaranteed two losses for them each year, I forget what their record is against them, but it is similar to ours against NE was my point. But you are right, they have a 3 team race whereas ours is just NE

True but our NE is their Pitt

I agree with the overall idea of your post, just wanted to say Detroit does not have a playoff drought going, Stafford is 0-3 in the playoffs though

Even worse, Spencer Johnson at LB!!

The browns also have a current 16 year playoff drought which includes their winless streak, much worse Edit: I chose the 2 year losing streak as I thought the question was implying which situation would you rather have the Browns or the Bills (for the last 17 years) if we are just speaking free of that, I would change my answer to the 17 year drought as being worse as its a much longer sustained period of sadness

this is a serious question?

Umm Im pretty sure we have an out after this year, and would save money against the cap

Didnt Denny catch the fake field goal against Seattle that one opening day?

https://www.cincyjungle.com/2018/3/20/17141958/russell-bodine-turned-down-long-term-contract-offer-bengals

well there is the thread that YOLO posted from the Undefeated, where Davis says he retired so theres that

Not true, they offered him a longer deal than us but he took our offer (not sure if it was we had more guaranteed or higher aav)

I just think of the end of Necessary Roughness where Popke goes to the qb, "I've never tried to block before"

LOL but at least they would be trying to get in the way rather than letting rushers have a clear path

Maybe Bodine can help with some of the protections too

Kalil is retiring after this year iirc. I remember Ali Marpet being a person people liked when he was drafted, havent followed him though since he has been in the league

Gotta try something new for sure, and Groy has been terrible

Same here. But Pelosi made me laugh at all the dumb crap she has said "we need to pass it to know whats in it" (I am sure there were prob more before this but this seems like the first to me) just brought it to the forefront of my mind, and now its like I see it everywhere.

I feel like we are trying to protect our quarterbacks, and in doing so makes us much more predictable. Take the kids gloves off of Allen and let him play imo. How predictable was it that our first two plays were going to be runs yesterday? That doesnt do Allen any favors

I think Phillips will replace Kyle if he retires, we have no one really for DE. Not sure if Hughes is on his last year or has one more, either way we will need a DE for sure. Bosa all day, but if we dont have #1 then Oliver is a good consolation prize

I am not saying he doesnt suck, just pointing out that even with how bad he sucks he was still able to beat a similarly talented team with less of a supporting cast.

Then how did Nate manage to beat Clemson in college? And now he would have an even better supporting cast

We are also talking about grown men vs boys. The boys who still have to go attend class etc. and not focus on football all the time. Plus how many times have we seen great college players flame out in the NFL? The whole premise seems interesting on the surface but when you dig deeper there is no way.

No worries! Just thought Id clarify which post I was talking about