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People around here acting like Chad Kelly is actually an impressive Quarterback. He wishes he had half the talent Ryan Mallet did. Change his last name to Wizkowski and no one gives a *****.

Only way this kid is coming to Buffalo is if he gets transferred to Attica.

What's wrong with a baseball and a rubberband?

Come to think of it, maybe a swap for DaVante Parker makes sense. Same situation with him in Miami

We'd have to throw in a 6th in order to get a deflated football from Baltimore.

Max I ever spend on a hat is $20, and it better be awesome. This one, not so much. I'd go $8.

Sorry if you can't handle implicit statements. That's not my problem. I don't go around qualifying statements with "imo". Of course it's my opinion, because I'm the one saying it, and I haven't provided a peer reviewed paper with citations for confirmation. Done with you.

What exactly do you think an opinion is?

When he stepped onto an NFL field, and when the Vikings were willing to let him walk with no guarantee of landing Cousins. Even if he didn't explode his knee, he was still getting replaced. The kid is not a starting caliber QB

Bridgewater is a bust in addition to being made of glass. Why do we want that mess?

Exactly the same, because he had nothing to do with football. He ran a sports entertainment and marketing organization. Christ, I can't believe people still believe this nonsense.

Buffalo sports teams haven't been able to score points in a decade. Last I checked, that's what wins football games. I would much rather lose a game 38-45 than 0-7. At least you can get lucky when you get hot.

people give coaches in all athletics way too much credit. They think that because there's 1 of 32 in the NFL that they must be at minimum smart and understand the game. In reality coaching is so hard to get into because it's a good ol' boys network that demands 24 hours a day with an unlivable wage at the beginning. In order to get into high school or college ball you have to be available at 5am and 3pm even just to be an assistant. That means that you really need to be independently wealthy, a teacher, or have some other job with super flexible hours to try to break into coaching while feeding yourself. The result is an extremely small talent pool where mostly average coaches compete against each other. Most of the coaches I see in pro sports run one scheme, their scheme. They've been successful because it has yet to be exploited and maybe they achieved something that impresses hiring managers. There is a small, elite group of coaches in the history of the profession that are able to completely throw out the playbook and write new ones to match the talent they have. For the rest, they get called when the existing talent matches their scheme, or when a coach thinks they can force it. The coaches we have on our team fall into the "my way or the highway" standard fare coaches. They'll need to get lucky to win.

Can he start at QB?

Miami knew how to use him as an H Back. He doesn't have the size or speed to be a dominant traditional TE, but before his knees went to ***** he did have a lot of wiggle in the open field.

Until they met David Tyree.

The whole point this year was to be a 16 game pre-season for Allen to figure out if he could play. This team is old or inept at most key positions. If this staff can't get a grasp on Allen's future due to injuries or otherwise, I feel they have to take another one in the first until they find a kid that can play. Otherwise, you don't even need to bother playing next season.

Anderson surprises 23-17 Bills

are your other 1561 posts just like this?

To be fair to them, Clay ended up being the best TE out of the 3 premium guys that year. At the time, he was looked at as a consolation prize but Jordan Cameron and Julius Thomas flamed right out of the league after their big deals.

Stanford and DiMarcos value was supposed to be tied to their ST value. Given our ST is awful, it makes it even worse. Clay is probably the worst contract in Bills history. Not because he's been the worst player we ever signed to a big money deal, but because it's been impossible for us to get out from under it. The way it was structured made him more expensive to release than to keep. It doesn't help that for whatever reason, most of the TEs in the league are sucking real bad this year.

I looked at over a hundred going back to 83, not 32 NFL starters. You cherry picked a small sample size that you thought proved your point and literally none of them were within the parameters I laid out. At least KellyTheDog found Kelly. You also chose to use strong final seasons as a knock against their stats for some reason, instead of the growth being the reason they were successful.

bank account checks out.

This in't worth wasting time on. If you don't know that most != 3-5 out of hundreds you need to stop picking fights on the internet. I have to get back to analyzing insights, as part of my job.

Jesus christ. you seem unwilling or incapable to use the most basic forms of logic. Again you have submitted examples that prove my point, and you can't seem to wrap your head around the fact that if you find an exception to the rule, it doesn't mean that the rule is not valid. This is pretty basic stuff, man.