Patrick Duffy

Lol that sounds like something the Jags would do...whatever the case turns out to be, I welcome the departure myself.

Maybe....if so it'll be interesting to see how Brown holds up at LT. If he's as good at LT as he's been doing at RT hopefully there won't be much difference. If this turns out to be the line up, it will be 1st time at LT for Brown correct? Or did he play any LT in college?

I think it was Jags game when OL 1st had those injuries. Because from week 2-7 offense was blowing teams out.

Yeah he's a beast!! Although Beane should have done a little more with the OL got to give him credit because it seems he hit the jack pot with this guy.

I don't know but there's been countless times when players come back from a lengthy injury and expected to not be well enough to make much difference and said player ends up playing lights out. And couldn't tell he was injured in the 1st place. imo if he's good enough by last week of season then he's good enough to cause nightmares for defenses.

Not sure but from article I read earlier today (will try and find it again) it said he would be ready to go for final game of season if it's meaningful, if not 1st playoff game. I think his condition will be just fine and I guarantee you if will scare whatever team that has to play them.

Hard to keep defensive position when getting picked. Lot of times I've seen some where the defender is focused on covering his WR and doesn't notice the pick coming and runs straight into a brick wall. And some get hurt from it. Brady when with Pats offense made a living off those pick plays and now with Bucs. Anyways, even with the pick I'm not sure why there was no help at all on that side. Unless the safeties had all there attention on Evans and Gronk/Goodwin? IDK

Well they didn't with Ford unless it happens sometime after this season so that kinda tells me it will be same for Edmunds.

Probably because maybe that was around the time when McD gave Frazier an ear full

Well he did play some OLB in college so I can see why some would want to see him moved...

Meh, I could take him or leave him pretty much. He's made a few good plays here and there, but he's also made quite a bit of bad plays. Does seem to get blown off the ball often and completely taken out of the play. He will make bad decisions and be in the wrong place to make plays more often than you would like. I was hoping and expecting quite a bit more out of him and he hasn't been what they need him to be for whatever reason. imo I think we could do better. Anyways, that said he will probably get resigned.

No matter how this all plays out with which teams get in, whoever plays Tenn is going to have a really hard time with Henry coming back by 1st playoff game.

Doubtful. Bills don't have that kind of Dline Giants had and their LBer's were better than what we have outside of Milano. OL was good too. Bills are not as good in the trenches like they were. But I guess you never know what can happen. It's certainly not impossible, but it's highly doubtful imo

Maybe the source he has knows and told him?

He was taking what the defense was giving him for a change. These defenses are taking away the big play for the most part so you got to take what they give you

Well to me it's a very noticeable difference when Brown in OL and being able to shift Williams to G. While it still needs improvement, it's clear to me how much better it is with that line up than when he's not. I agree with those that say Beane should have gave the OL more attention than he did, but he did hit the nail on the head with the Brown pick. I absolutely love the way this kid has played.

Always have and don't see it changing

Well I'd say it was bad those games that players were out. I think they are decent when Brown and Williams at G etc.

I feel ya....also with the rate this dude is going I'm worried Allen is seriously in more than your average danger for a serious type injury....This offense has enough talent that I don't believe would take a step back just because Daboll is gone

I believe the punishment should depend on how bad the call/non call is....as for the bad calls that aren't bad enough to impact outcome of a game, but are obvious bad calls that are enough to piss anyone off, punishment is anything from water boarding to removing teeth/fingernails/eyelids... The inexcusable calls that clearly determine the outcome of a game (especially in crucial parts of the game) and are at the point it appears to be done on purpose...punishment would then be anywhere from an good ol fashioned execution (gun or beheading, whichever is preferred) to buried alive, restrained to any structure to be burned alive, locked in a 6x6 cage that will be lowered into a body of water for drowning, or last but not least, for personal enjoyment a slow, painful, suffering death by removing limbs slowly one at a time while treating and stopping bleeding on each one to keep alive until only the torso is left.

Absolutely. Interested to get an update on him whenever they give one.

imo as of right now, if he hasn't already blown his opportunity to be a HC , it's very close to it. There will be options after season is over of course and just have to see who's available. Or could promote within... Either way, speaking for myself, I feel 100% confident the offense will be just fine and even be better without him.

Agree, while Allen had a rough go that particular game imo Daboll is to blame just as much if not more than Allen. Also with injuries to the OL played a big part too, but that's where the OC has to make adjustments and put Allen in a better position to make plays along with better play calling in general. I'm honestly at the point where I'm looking forward to the day Daboll is gone.

He got picked on that play from what I understand, so can be hard to keep your position. And those pick/rub type plays get flagged for OPI once in a while. Not flagged nearly as much as it should, but as we have seen for many years that happens often with Brady lead offense and it's very rare it gets flagged..because you know, Brady is so perfect and awesome.

He most certainly has and also he has made a hand full of bad decisions himself at times, but he has definitely played his heart out. I'm just not happy with Daboll continuing to put him in danger so much and even after he gets hurt, limping in pain....for some reason Daboll decides it's a brilliant idea to continue to call designed running plays for him