Chicken Boo

It should be Shakir, but this is McDermott's Bills we're talking about so it'll probably be McKenzie again.

If the Bills think, for even a second, of paying Edmunds $20 mill per season or anything close to it, then we deserve to suck. Give me McGlinchey, easy.

For the first 3 or 4 seasons of his career Devante Adams was a slot guy who had a problem with drops. He actually led the league with 10 in 2015. He's now the best in the business. (That's right, not Jefferson) Just a gentle reminder.

Eagles - 38 Chiefs - 20

But his post season stats aren't bad. 65% completion 45 TDs 13 INTs in 21 post season games. A majority of the time it was his defense that let him down. Something like 6 or 7 of his post season losses, the defense gave up 31 points or more. There are totals of 51, 37, 45, 44 & 37 points given up in 5 of his 10 losses.

Blame Ted Thompson.

I don't think they're wasting him yet. Free agency and the draft will tell the tale. I imagine this is the frustration that Packers fans felt for the majority of Rodgers career.

How do you figure? He played his best ball when Jamar was out and he was getting all the targets. Can't say the same for Peerless.

Laugh now... Is Josh more talented than Rivers? Obviously - but that's not the comparison here.

I get the analogy, but Bo never had a 1,000 yard season. Mahomes is already a Super Bowl champ, has multiple appearances and is about to be a 2-time league MVP. He has eclipsed the careers of many in a much shorter span. It won't be held against him, particularly if wins his 2nd ring next weekend.

Mahomes is already a Hall of Famer, 6 years into his career. How many QBs in history can you say that about? Certainly not 10.

Absolutely. Hate Rodgers, the man, all you want. Rodgers, the QB, is best I've ever seen from a talent perspective. Release, accuracy, velocity, ball placement and efficiency - there's no one better.

The court of public opinion doesn't care about the whole story. They have their red meat and now they feast.

Only on this board is Singletary anything more than an average back that simply cannot and should not be replaced. You think he's a better running back than Donta Foreman? Based on what exactly? "Adjusted stats", meaning stuff that never happened, but could possibly under the right circumstances. You're making this harder than it needs to be. I have eyes. I can see. Devin Singletary is an average running back and his spot on this team should be upgraded. End of story. Cook isn't struggling to separate himself. Anyone with eyes can see he's the more dynamic back. He isn't getting the opportunities his play on the field warrants. We have a coaching staff with no imagination. A coaching staff that thought Isaiah McKenzie was worth keeping over Isaiah Hodgins who is now tearing it up with the Giants. A coaching staff that, instead of giving Shakir a chance, went out and signed a semi-retired, past prime Cole Beasley.

The irony. Singletary is a backup level RB in a starting RB position. Hence the lack of production.

I'm not trying to be mean, but you're a poor judge of RB talent. Donta Foreman's year since he became a starter has flashed more potential than Singletary ever has. He has more 100 yard performances in 12 games than Singletary has had in his 4 year career. Jeff Wilson Jr. and Mostert are both better than Devin as well. I can't ever see Motor rushing for 200 yards.

The point of this thread is that the RB position should be upgraded. Beane is aware of this which is why he kicked the tires on McCaffrey. I hope he's learned from the his mistake of NOT pulling the trigger, seeing Christian's impact on the 49ers.

I'm sensing sarcasm. Not even that many. Latavius Murray > Devin Singletary

I'm not arguing Mahomes over Brady, I'm bringing into question his record against Brady. And no, the roughing call was in the AFC Championship game.

To be fair, it would have been 10 had he not been mobile. Patrick was running for his life majority of the game, but thems the breaks. 1 of those losses was hinged on a bs roughing the passer call. The outcome is still the outcome, but Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Eagles are the more complete and healthier team and they're winning games without AJ Brown going off.

There's a zero % chance Daniel Jones is signing for less than $30+ mill per season.

After that first drive, 10 year old me was super confident. It was a hard lesson in life. Next day at school wasn't a picnic either.

If you're trying to right the ship with Russ, then I don't think there's a better move that can be made. They don't need much of anything on offense. Just a mind to get the most out of Wilson.

Great hire for them. Hopefully he brings Garopollo with him.