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I'm stuck with the Giants brodcast in Syracuse 😭

Bath salts are still legal fyi

Difference of opinion, I get where you're coming from. Neither one of us is wrong

I get the argument you're trying to make, but it isn't what they can do... it's what they are trusted to do. Both players trusted in high leverage situations. They are on the field when it matters. Cook rarely plays on 3rd and 4th down because he can't block to save his life (or Allens)

Yes and no. They didn't have almost the same yardage, Cook had 290 less rushing yards. He averaged 63 rushing yards a game, it would have taken him nearly 5 games to catch that total up. Williams has the higher snap count because he can be trusted in more situations. A RB who has more rushing production, more established rushing production, and is trusted in more situations is likely a better RB. If Williams is getting 11 AAV, Cook really doesn't have much ground to stand on to get 15m. 11m for a guy who plays 48-52% of your snaps is also a lot. I like Cook, but I feel like his contract will age like milk.

Everyone saying Cook is better... how? Williams has the better, more proven rushing production. Cook had less than 100 more receiving yards last year Williams played 888 (87%) of the team's offensive snaps. Cook didn't do half that.

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I do miss the days where every single second of TC was live tweeted, and every browser refresh brought some kind of update, even if pointless.

The fact that 20 NFL positions are basically 29-31, then you have RBs at 27 and QBs at 39 is wild. 32 definitely seems to be the magic number for a lot of positions. RBs definitely hit that wall hard, but safeties absolutely seem to as well. It's alway interesting to see technique making up for loss of elite athletic ability and what positions are the best examples (WR, CB). DT may be the position that "ages" the best, and it's surprising given the physical nature. Perhaps it's the rotation?

Make it an every year thing!

Hopefully the gray logo is just a misdirection

That's a lot of cheese for a guy who has been statistically regressing every year and is coming off a very average 2024.

Looks massive, but doesn't it actually seat less people than the Ralph does?

First one for me 😁

No offensive player should be ranked higher than Josh Allen.

So PS5 or SB Ring? I need more time.

6 games the last 2 years. Very low pass defense production, very poor missed tackle rate (18+%) and completions percentage (80+%) during those 6 games. was solid 3 years ago, though. Competition for Dorian Williams at Sam and LB3, but Williams should win. Buffalo Joe could still win LB4 as well.

Bills/Rams TNF from a few years back The Hamlin game Any playoff loss

Better than Peterman!

Earliest QB memories I have was of Alex Van Pelt, but the obsession started with Bledsoe.

Cover 1 says the opposite

Film watchers routinely say defenses pay lots of attention to Kincaid. In terms of "we can find TEs in round 2-3 who have put up better numbers", the only guys who are off to a better start and drafted in rounds 1-3 the last two years are Brock Bowers (1-13) and Sam Laporta (2-2). I won’t comb through all 29 TEs drafted in 2023 and 2024, but no names really jump out. Even the big names in this MB the last few years.

Even all his useless hubbub about his weight, why does it even matter? At 240, he's a mediocre blocker. We didn't draft him to block. We drafted him to be a weapon in the passing game. He can do that at 220, 230, or 240 pounds. Who cares?

Without that hit, does Tyler Bass nail a 61 yarder and go on to connect on 91% of his following kicks?