BullBuchanan

You're watching the wrong stuff. Watch Brett Kollmann, JT O'Sullivan, Joe Marino, etc.

I'm more of a Billy Joe fan - Both Tolliver and Hobert. Look at this cast of elite passers:

You may want to look at the QBs of 25 years ago real quick. I'll help: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1998/passing.htm Guys like Doug Flutie, Steve Beuerlein, Tony Banks, Neil O'Donnell, Charlie Batch and Erik Kramer were all starting QBs.

It is, but teams go on rushes like that over the course of a season. It's the exact kind of opportunity that you need to combine with elite talent to win a championship.

I think you're a little off the mark. Yes, there are a handful of juggernaut teams. If that's all you care about, your point makes more sense, but that's been true every year since forever. If you take (in no order) Buffalo, KC, MIA, DAL, SF, PHI , the league is super interesting. You have an evolution going on in Baltimore right now and Lamar Jackson is playing the best football of his career. The Indianapolis Colts are way better than anyone expected them to be and could be the next big threat to rise over the next couple of years with a QB that looks like he has all the tools The Houston Texans are likewise putting some interesting games together behind another highly touted rookie QB The chargers appear to be a great Head Coach away from being very dangerous The Commanders have shown a lot of grit under first year QB Howell, and while it doesn't seem he has a the makeup of a franchise QB, he might be bale to make them respectable as they retool under a new Coach The Lions are 3-1 and right now look like the 3rd best team in the NFC. They should coast to a Division Championship for the first time since 1993 if they keep it up the 3-1 Buccaneers led by the constantly maligned Baker Mayfield would be the story of the NFC is not for the aforementioned Lions. Baker is playing the best football of his career and may have just needed the right environment to reach his potential.

They played a 4th game yesterday and he had 3.

He's been on IR...

That JAG has 8 touchdowns in 4 games.

The USWNT does have an opening.

Big nope from me. Let him walk and get a cap controlled talent with a higher ceiling in the draft. There are dozens of highly productive WRs in the league. While Davis makes some big plays, no part of his game is special, and If I'm paying $10-$20M for a WR, he better be special. This is an easy Edmunds 2.0 decision. Let someone else overpay and go get a WR1B to eventually replace Diggs instead like the Colts did with Wayne, the Falcons Did with White (and Later Julio), the 49ers with Owens, Boldin with Arizona etc.

For me, their short yardage and quick pass playcalls are still awful. I'm glad he's calling them finally, but it seems like we aren't setting guys up to ge5t YAC on these plays. I haven't watched enough all-22 to see what role Allen is playing in all of it, but just watching I can tell we're a far cry from the 00 Patriots. If that part of our game could become dangerous to where we broke big plays out of routine dump offs, that would be the missing link to our offense imo.

Cook has done great, but agreed that he's anything but a "bell cow" back. Pretty much the opposite.

Who cares about effort? You started this whole thread about how you don't understand NFL clock management. You were educated on the subject by dozens of people who took the time out of their day to explain it to you in basic terms and you still want to argue about it. If you want to argue about playcall selection, that's fine, but it's an entirely separate discussion. The clock management (something that McDermott has struggled mightily with throughout his career) was textbook and flawless.

But they did exactly that. They kicked on 4th down. They ran the maximum amount of plays they could before turning the ball over. How are you still confused about this?

It makes complete sense to me. It's clock management 101. You leave as little time as possible while still giving yourself every chance you can to score. They kicked the field goal on 4th down. They didn't run out of time, they ran out of downs. How do you think using less clock would have been to the Bills' benefit?

Nah. They are by no means a good football team, but they're also not some historically bad team in line with their historically bad performance today. Up until today I thought they looked marginally better than they did last season. Wilson was definitely playing better, but still nowhere near good enough for what they need out of him.

You can't let their WRs run free. I'd rather let them march down the field on 20 5 yard defensive holding penalties than play 15 yards off Hill like he wave a habit of doing. Beat up on their WRs all game and make them beat you on the ground or with long developing plays.

Liking my odds to bring home another championship this year

If Murray runs like he did last week, I can see him having a 2TD day as a Great Value version of Brandon Jacobs.

Now he'll have even more time to talk ***** on Twitter.

The 1800s were a different time.

having kids at 23? Yikes.

Fffffffff

He's on a 1 year deal and he does not have the athleticism or coverage ability to play free safety. His future is as a Bryan Scott big nickel.

He's not wrong. It was dirty AF, he's a future Hall of Famer and Rapp is a reserve safety. I don't blame him for being pissed about it. From our perspective, Rapp should learn from it and move on. I like the intensity, just needs to be smarter.