Doc Brown

I disagree. Real competition for either a roster spot or a starting spot can make you work harder than you would if guaranteed a spot. Especially when there's such a short life in the NFL and you want to maximize your earnings. Hamlin's pry reached his ceiling. However, Rapp, Forrest, and Bishop absolutely could improve gunning for that starting role. We could definitely argue to the degree in which competition actually contributes to them developing into a better player but I don't see any negatives.

It's a long off-season and you tend to fight over minute things that have long been debated on here ad nauseam. I look forward to rehashing whether the 2019 offense or defense was more responsible for blowing the lead in the Texans WC playoff game tomorrow.

I'm not going to make that assumption as he somehow says cheese in a picture without smiling. He pry recognizes that he benefits greatly from having a good offensive line and one of the best dual threat QB of all time. He's just trying to strike when his value is at an all time high.

Wait. What? How do you put any of that on Allen? He threw an incredible pass falling backwards and Kincaid just dropped it.

No. I'm thinking don't call a play there where you've had no success all season. I should've but we've been back and forth all fricken day today quoting that metric on this thread.

Air yards to the middle of the field past 20 yards. He was 0 for 15 in the regular season.

So, with the game on the line in the most important moment in the season they think, "Hey, let's attack the part of the field where we've been awful at." The Bills again were the only team that didn't complete a pass of more than 20 air yards in the regular season (0-15) and was one of four in the postseason (touchdown to Kincaid against Steelers).

No. He was dealing with that in 2023 I believe. I think it was fine last year.

I don't have a good answer for you as I'll let the smarter people who knows proper mechanics explain it but I know that year he was dealing with that elbow injury.

Can't wait to see the math you provide back that up.

He was worst in the league. I'm sorry if this inconvenient stat contradicts your argument.

Allen was 1 of 19 on the season/post season of passes more than 20 yards down the middle of the field that season? Dead last in the NFL. What's the definition of insanity their Einstein? I was being generous with 30%.

Pry a 30% chance if he had a clean pocket. It would've had to be a frozen rope throw for 40 air yards in a tight window to a smaller WR. A throw to Diggs probably gets you a first down and that clock keeps running. Chiefs may have burned a time out there so you get a 1st and 10 with 1:55 left at their 15 down three with them only one timeout left. I'll take my chances at that point of either scoring a TD with not a lot of time on the clock or a chip shot FG to tie the game and force OT. Point is they abandoned their ball control game plan at the worst time possible against a superior opponent (because of our cluster of injuries at LB) going into that game.

Tom Brady would've checked it down to Diggs.

Taxpayers subsidize Wal Mart as they pay their employees below poverty level in many states so screw them. Having said that, I'm so paranoid of getting arrested that I won't even throw a apple core out of a window because I don't want to get stopped for littering. If you're really into football $1500 to watch every game isn't absurd imo. You have to be REALLY into it though to watch all those games live. I'll pay for NFL plus so if I want to watch a game I'll just do it the next day. Just remember though that when you illegally stream games Josh Allen might only make $54.99m per year.

Carr in Oakland. It was either Fitz or McCown with the Jets.

Way ahead of you. Lol. It'll be interesting to see if the Jets fans boo him as they seem to blame Woody Johnson above everyone else.

It is a slight annoyance in this section compared to TSW with the overabundance of tweets. Maybe one of our 10 embedded tweets are informative and I usually just skip by them. This place would be better if you had like a two embedded tweet/article link quota per user a day. Use your tweets wisely. Although a guy with a shirt off with the X handle @zerohedge could be the next Woodward and Berstein for all we know.

Terrence McGee

Cap space isn't that hard to create so that wouldn't worry me. It might be a temporary band aid to make sure we get 100% out of Cook starting in training camp.

Do you know if they can alter his contract and have his last year guaranteed for injury? I know they can add incentive bonuses which is my best guess of what will happen.

He doesn't have much leverage. Shakir and Bernard were also non premium positions but they took the offer Beane gave them because it protected against that sort of thing. There's no doubt in my mind that Beane valued him around $8m a year and pry isn't going to budge much. If he goes this year without a contract extension he's betting on himself. I'm not going to feel bad for him if he has a major injury because he had a chance to sign the extension that Beane offered him.

Why should a farmer in South Dakota subsidize millionaires living in Weschester county?

What's the weight of the passengers on the train?

That's easy to say from the sidelines but the fact is he's got to get this bill through without Democratic support. It's very difficult to do when you have a slim majority in both the House and Senate. That's the reality of being president as you have to make pragmatic decisions on what you think is best for the party at this moment. It's impossible to please everyone.