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There was a point at which I wanted him to join the team. Then came the circus. Then it got worse. Now I would be legitimately upset if we threw him one single dollar to be on the team.

This. He sells out on a wide speed rush WAY too often, which causes loss of contain on the QB and a huge rush lane for the RB. It hasn’t burned us yet, but against a QB like Mahomes, he’ll immediately notice it and exploit. AJ still feels like a liability to me out there.

Their draft pick of Kaiir Elam tells you exactly what they want to do. 6'1, 191, with 30 7/8'' arms. Excels at stuffing releases and wins with physicality 4.39 40 yard dash We drafted this guy in the 1st partially in the response to Levi, Dane, and other CB's not being able to disrupt route trees early and not being able to recover once they were beat. I wouldn't say it's "not something we wanted to do" .... more that we didn't have the right guys to do it. The right guys are rare because they have to be big, fast, and able to quickly transition from a Man concept to Zone. If Elam works out, we now have that guy. Tre will also be that guy if/when he fully recovers.

The NFL would be smart to wait until after the Saturday and Sunday games happen, then decide what to do with this game. At that point, we'll have a complete picture of the implications of their actions. The #1 seed should not just be granted to any team without knowing full implications. So, penalize both teams because one of the players got injured? Doesn't really seem too fair to me.

Weird, I could have sworn we beat the Chiefs this year and are the current 1 seed. Maybe I should buy into some more of this loser talk.

Absolutely brutal post. I have no idea how anyone is still backing Whaley after the dumpster fire he created. The Dareus contract, the Sammy Watkins trade, the EJ Manuel pick ... come on. Sean McDermott signed as head coach in January, 2017. Brandon Beane became Bills GM in May, 2017 Poyer and Hyde were brought in during the 2017 free agency period. You really think McDermott and Beane had nothing to do with the Poyer and Hyde signings?

This statement is disappointing, but it's even worse that 7 people liked it. New fans, I guess. Tyler Bass drafted in the 6th ... bad kicker? Matt Milano drafted in the 5th ... bad linebacker? Gabriel Davis drafted in the 4th ... zero value? Dawson Knox drafted in the 3rd ... bad Tight End? Jordan Poyer and Micah Hyde brought in as cheap free agents ... bad players? You might not like Ed Oliver, Devin Singletary, Tremaine Edmunds, and Greg Rousseau, but NONE were busts. Trading a 1st round pick for Stefon Diggs ... bad move? He's nothing special? Playoff drought streak broken WITHOUT Josh Allen .... coincidence? This type of ungrateful BS and throwing all the love in the world at Josh Allen and saying he's the only reason we're good needs to stop. Does Josh Allen play defense? Because we're a top 5 defense almost every year with McDermott and Beane. GTFO...

Wan’dale Robinson was drafted in the 2nd round this year… in what world would he not be on any other team? I’d take him. Daniel Jones is also not that bad. This “Daboll is elite” storyline needs to end… at least until he has more production. They’ve been an objectively bad team all year but stacked wins against worse teams early in a bad NFC conference.

The Giants are currently ranked #20 in Offense and #27 in defense. I wouldn’t call that an “outstanding job” … they just haven’t played many good teams this year.

Wouldn’t the opposite be true then as well? We will “always have the advantage” against KC on defense? I’m ok with that.

He is definitely improving, but I’ll tell you one thing that isn’t. His tackling. His tackling form is absolutely disgusting. Saturday was the first time in 9 straight games that Epenesa did NOT miss a tackle and he was batting about 50% on the season prior to Saturday. I actually don’t know how a Defensive End could be so bad at tackling… he shoulders into guys like Phillips and refuses to wrap.

The official Bills instagram referred to James Cook as “Jimbo” With all due respect to the Jim that lives in our hearts, I kiiiiinda love the nickname. Are we making Jimbo Cook a thing?? https://www.instagram.com/p/CmkDzjCO8_g/?igshid=MDM4ZDc5MmU=

You're calling Donovan McNabb a bust? 6-time pro bowler, two-time all pro ... came in 2nd for NFL MVP in 2000.... My brother... what??

This would maybe be ... kind of cool if the cartoons looked anything like the players?

I've had Sunday Ticket for the past 3 years and DirecTV is an absolute embarrassment. I've been locked out of my account or had issues streaming or the app has crashed about a dozen times. Not to mention the ridiculous policy where you have to have SATELLITE DISH to use DirecTV services?? Horrible company and I'm glad they've finally been replaced by a competent provider.

Patriots Stadium = Gillette Stadium. The face of Gillette = Josh Allen. Josh Allen owns the Patriots. It must be so embarrassing for them to see Gillette commercials with their daddy on the billboard... then go to home games in daddy's stadium. Almost as embarrassing as that horrific lateral on Sunday. I love it! 😄

Psychologically, because they’re trying to control and uncontrollable situation. More simply put, because it’s fun. You should try it some time!

The Dolphins have no 1st or 4th or 5th or 6th round pick next year, but they do have two thirds. The following year they have no 3rd and 4th because of the Chubb trade and TAMPERING.

For those not watching Monday Night Football, Cody Ford is getting annihilated all game. Bad pick by Beane. But excellent move to admit defeat and recoup a 5th rounder while he still had some perceived value.

Haven’t been paying to the news huh?

This could just as easily be said about KC or Green Bay

I would rate them "too early to rate" Kaiir Elam: looked good at times, but made rookie mistakes James Cook: Looked good at times, but made rookie mistakes Terrel Bernard: Barely played Khalil Shakir: Barely played Matt Araiza: Gone Christian Benford: Probably a diamond in the rough? Luke Tenuta: Gone

McDermott: “Hey! Who’s the best player on our team?” Dorsey: “I don’t know… probably Josh?” McDermott: “And who’s one of the best players in the league?” Dorsey: “Josh? What’s your point?” McDermott: **looks off into the distance** “Then give the god d*mn ball to Devin Singletary more...”

You’re the person who tried to put him in a “bad coach” bracket: So I responded with my rationale… and then you said this: If you’re looking to define an objective measure of success, I wouldn’t suggest picking subjective criterion, like “who made the playoffs” … because a bunch of bad 7-9 teams make the playoffs every year and some play in challenging divisions. As fun as this is, I’m going to retire from this thread, as everyone else did.

What proof are you looking for…. I showed you an example of a really dumb decision from LaFleur, explained his bad playoff record, and contrasted his playoff record to the talent on his roster. There is no other concrete “proof” one can provide that a coach isn’t the best in the league.