Doc Brown

Anyone else getting the Eagles/Bengals rewind. WTF?

I would bet a lot of people were rooting for him to fail tonight to confirm their priors. I don't know him personally but he seems to have handled himself exceptionally well since falling in the draft. It's only preseason but he rose to the occasion making at least two very impressive throws.

Very happy for Sanders. The talent is obviously there.

So, best case scenario is it only hurts one countries economy. Makes sense.

Not a big deal but it shows how poor the Dolphins secondary is.

No crap Sherlock. Every major country had major inflation problems because we shut down the world economy. He added fuel to the fire with the bloated American Rescue Plan. Inflation was at 2.7% when he left office though. You're comparing apples to oranges.

Tell that to my shed contractor please. Right now small businesses are feeling the brunt. Large companies will do everything they can to offset the costs in tariffs (take less profit, salary freezes, lay off employees). None of which is good for the economy. There's a reason every time Trump threatens new tariffs the stock market goes up and when he backs off it goes up. Eventually businesses will have to raise their prices (if they didn't already) to offset the cost of the tariffs to maximize profit.

Yeah. Win one of those and he wouldn't be anywhere near the "public" hot seat (at least by the vast majority of fans).

I know Pegula won't do it but this was finally the year where I'm on board with firing McDermott if the offense is great while the defense melts in a playoff loss again. The sample size is big enough now. The last five playoff losses Mahomes and Burrow shredded this defense and the offense was superb in at least three of those five games. Fair or not, he's a former defensive coordinator and he's been out coached on the offensive side of the ball by Reid at least three of the four losses. That Divisional game in '24 where they were picking on AJ Klein I'll forgive for injuries. I guess the question then becomes who? I'd prefer someone with a background in offense. Do we promote Brady if he has another strong year to ensure Allen has the same system the next few years? Do we look for an offensive minded former head coach? An up and coming offensive coordinator from another team? The college ranks? Do we dare go the defensive route like Dan Quinn? I guess you don't fire him unless you already know who you're going to hire imo.

Pure jealousy.

Just Chris Jones. Screw the Chiefs.

Simple. Shakir's agent and Beane were close in price so the deal was done quickly. Same with Rousseau, Bernard, and Benford. All took semi hometown discounts in exchange for financial security. Beane and the Cook camp obviously weren't close in price. Plus, it's always trickier with a RB given the shelf life of the position.

That's a really generalized statement. I'm always on the player's side for the 31 other teams.

If I'm looking at probably my only bite at the big apple that will financially set me up for life I'm doing whatever the agent says. Assuming you trust the agent.

The Bills have a top five (arguably) offensive line and a dual threat quarterback. That makes running back a more valuable commodity on this team than most others. Beane had his shot at the draft to draft Cook's replacement at the draft and he didn't. I don't want to extend Cook because 2nd contracts to very good but not elite RB's are almost always a bad investment. Use that money to maintain your offensive line or use it to address a more premium position. However, I wouldn't trade him before this season and I would even add some likely to be earned incentives to the final year of the deal to keep him as happy as possible.

Cook is a lot better than Swift but that looking for a massive contract part is huge. I doubt any team would be willing to give up a day two pick and then overpay for a very good but not elite RB. That's under the assumption that Cook is asking for more than he's worth. He either takes a fair market extension from Beane or this is his last year here imo. We could get one more year with Cook in his prime and then get a 3rd or 4th round comp pick next year if he signs elsewhere. He's not going to hold out and forfeit $5m unless he's fricken crazy.

Definitely. Shakir hopefully gets fully healthy and Coleman/Kincaid need to have a bigger impact. I'm hoping Palmer can at least be that player in the got to have it 3rd and 4th down situations where teams play man coverage given his sell here was he could create quick separation.

There's a reason he was available for $2.5m.

It was boring as can be and I'm a Bills fan. Imagine how it was to the rest of the country.

You and your thread rules. Wyatt Teller and Cody Ford were mentioned so I figured he was fair game.

Diggs was on pace for a 1,000 yard season before tearing his ACL in week 8 averaging 62 yards a game. Khalil Shakir was our best WR and averaged 54 yards a game FWIW.

There's very few people I've heard from that doesn't like Liev Schreiber's voice as the narrator. Would you prefer Maddy Glab?

Who's going to trade for a running back who wants what appears to be an unreasonable extension? If I had to guess most to least likely it would be extended, shows up week 1, or goes full nuclear and won't report until week 12 to get his accused season in.

Recap: -Josh is popular. -Tre likes to run up a hill. -Dion's idea of relaxing is reckless driving in his back yard. -They put two beds together in the dorm for the fat people. -Dorm toilet paper isn't good enough for Taron Johnson. -McDermott did all the editing because they give you nothing x's and o's wise. -Epenesa will die from a snake attack.

The game at Houston I'm pretty sure Allen had a concussion near the end of the game and used them (or at least was offered them). Explains throwing it three times from the goal line. Are their smelling peppers?