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Superbad was good as a recent one. The Breakfast Club might be the greatest. For me, I would say The Lost Boys since I always dreamed about being a vampire.

WR for sure. Our #1 and #2 are gone. This offense looks like it's a similar make up of 2019 but with a better tight end and better receiving back and better oline.

Metcalf was more his short yardage burst as the reason why he dropped. He was always top end speed fast. This is where I kinda see Coleman. I don't really see him being a high volume guy. More of a downfield, chunk play guy. I think our volume of targets to the shorter routes are going to be Kincaid, Shakir and Samuel. I think Metcalf is a roughly 80 catch a year WR on average in his career.

Then someone becomes ultra sensitive and takes personal shots lol.

Good.

Yep lol.

Best post of the thread.

Definitely not you.

LOL someone got angry on page 27

There isn't a coach in the world who hasn't lied in a press conference. Not sure why McDermott gets the negative.

I honestly don't remember. If you feel that way, that's honestly pretty crazy.

Bold Prediction....10 sacks. I'm swinging for the fences with this prediction.

I think I am more surprised AOL still exists than this story about Jamarcus Russell.

You actually find it a negative that he didn't tell locker room issues to the public?

Why don't you like going out there? I have coyotes yipping at night all the time but they just run when you start walking. My neighbor saw a pack going near his chickens and he took out his rifle and got one. He was going to clean it up the next morning but when he got there...dead body gone. My neighbor has goats and they dug underneath the fence to get them. I walk out there at night a lot. There's 87 acres of woods at the end of my lot and I've found some cool stuff like old coins and antique cans. I found a Pepsi bottle that looked to be from the 60's.

I never said it was great. I just understand context, you only understand one singular raw stat that supports your point and run with it.

Did you not criticize McDermott for being secretive?

I'm not going to go back and forth anymore. We all know the reason why you brought up "defenses sense weakness and exploit it" when it comes to Allen being blitzed a lot. Because you want to continue the Bills didn't have good pass protection. Then you find out teams with better OL's were blitzed even more..."its one reason they blitz" LOL Weo.

To the bolded 1st part. Geezus dude really? McDermott didn't tell the public everything that was happening behind closed doors because he didn't want to be held accountable? Accountable to who lol? You want a coach in which if there is a locker room dispute to air out that news to us? Why? Im not believing that you're serious...no way. To the bolded part 2. Not in any way did I say Allen is going to break record highs. I have stated very clearly I am in a wait and see and that I don't know what to expect from Brady's offense except that we will throw the ball. Where did you come up with that? Is this how far you're willing to reach to completely make up something?

My entire argument is that we can't judge Brady's offense last year on what he's going to do this year. We didn't get production out of our #1 and #2 and we have replaced them. I don't know what the difference is because we haven't seen a full offseason Brady offense. I didn't ignore the data, I've explained it. I say wait and see what we got with a full offseason of him building and constructing his offense. You don't want to do that and arguing that your 8 game sample size last year is undeniable evidence we are not going to pass a lot this year.

Well then what did you mean by "defenses sense weakness and exploit it"? Did defenses sense weakness in the Bills offensive line and that's why they blitzed more?

Yes, that particular stat you are being overdramatic. If I am the coach and I have Josh Allen inside the 5...I'm putting the ball in his hands. He has the run/pass option from there. And you are being overdramatic about Brady's offense last year. It wasn't his offense, he took over from an offense that was painful in about a 5 game stretch. After the Dolphins blowout, we went 20, 14, 25, 24, 18 and 22 with zero signs of improvement. Dorsey's offense had life in 3 games all season. We weren't getting production out of both are #1 and #2 WR's. There was a clear issue with Allen and Diggs. Davis has never been consistent. Since we weren't getting production there, James Cook started emerging and you're criticizing Brady? Why don't you wait and see what he does with a full offseason where he can run his playbook? Instead, your just jumping to this conclusion we are going to be a this run first team. We're not. The last time you were this adamant about an opinion was Terrell Bernard and don't you think that was something you jumped the gun early on too? That turned out to be the complete opposite of what you were projecting. I guarantee you were are going to be league leaders in passing and passing attempts again. We are not going to be a run heavy offense.

The NFL could pay this cash and it would barely even do anything to it's bottom line. One day, they will form their own country.

I think you're being a little overdramatic. https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/josh-allen-rushing-touchdown-distance-average-2023 You can look at the average distance per TD. It's about 3.5 ypc which means almost all of them are near or at the goaline. That doesn't mean we are going in the direction of being a running team. It means Josh Allen is a weapon at the goal line because he can run, pass or sneak it in. If you're at the 1, it's like a 97% success rate he's going to sneak it in so that's why you do it. I don't want to take away Allen's true dual threat. I 100% agree with Leslie Frazier saying defenses can play back more when you don't have the threat of Allen running. Allen loves to throw down field, him running prevents them just sitting back.

Would that move your wanker?