warrior9

Yepp, 66-38 and 4 play off appearances in 5 years is a HUGE lie. Do some of you people even think before you post? Can he get better? Yes, so can all coaches but you're insane if you think we were "fed a lie" How did you feel about the "lies" for the 20 years before him? Get a grip

These threads are made by people who have clearly never played a sport and/or had to come back from an injury . It's about confidence in the knee and going full speed on a surgically repaired ligament. At his position, the amount of bending, lateral movement, etc is not normal for humans or knees. Once he can again play full speed and confidently bend, rush, use all of his power, he'll be fine. If that never comes back and he never gains that feeling, he'll have to retire.

I mean, Milano was All-Pro last year which means he's top 2-3.

Exactly, there are more injuries because players are having to think about every move. When you're a defender and you have to move you head back, can't go too low, can't tackle this way, etc.... you are putting yourself at risk. I think another issue is, there is far less hitting and tackling in practices so bodies arent used to it. I disagree. Thinking too much puts you at more risk. There aren't rules for tackling other than no horse collar and no high hits. The more you implement, the more there will be. I genuinely believe the soft nature of practices has led to more injuries. You can't just walk through practice, get hit a minimal amount of times, and then expect to go full force with a 245 lb linebacker running a 4.3 with no injury.. it's lunacy.

Alex Smith. He was good with 49ers near the end but very good with Chiefs

I get this 100% man

The utter cries on this board after a loss is absolutely embarrassing. We traveled over seas with a 6 hour time difference 2 days before the game and played a team that has been there for 2 weeks. The field was awful and the jags had been practicing on it. They came out flat like 99% of all teams would in this scenario. The overseas games are a joke. The Bills will be fine.

Jalen Ramsey is up there with Jamaal Adams and Trevon Diggs as most overrated players in the NFL.. He had a few good seasons and some really cool plays so everyone appoints them as some football superstars without actually watching them play.

no man, the media told us they hate each other and Diggs wants out...

It's not really a trap game. They are/were a play off team and the best team in their division.

Yes The NFC is an absolute JOKE. The Bengals slow start is killing the product as is AR injury. I would love to see the data that shows blow outs in the fashion there have been this year. It absolutely seems like there is no parity in a league that is built for the desire of parity.

The Bills have more than 35 players under contract lol

I love Javon Holland's game. He has future Bill written all over him (that would be great) All in all, I agree with this post.

That's basically it, yepp. Diggs has a lot of drops too. It happens, it's the NFL. When you're targets 100+ times, drops happen. If they push him out, again, I'll be elated and they deserve to be bottom dwellers. Who will be afraid of Hill, Berrios, and Smythe? LOL

I don't disagree.

He's Von's boy.. he isn't going anywhere, IMO

If Waddle walks, I'd be elated. He USUALLY does good work on us. Wilkins is a scumbag and if they don't prioritize Connor Williams they're going to be F--- more on the OL than they already are. OK, think about this: They let wilkins, ogbah and jerome baker walk.. they have to replace them... how do they do that? with WORSE talent? So THIS is their SB window year? Dude, these are reminiscent of Whaley contracts.

STRONGLY disagree. That was one of the most perfect games ever played, quite literally. EDIT: I misread "Pats team" as "Pats game" but still, play offs vs. 4th game of the year. That Pats game was WILD man.

Yeah but Wilkins, Connor Williams, and Waddle also need BIG contracts. I agree, there are things they can do (as evidenced by the saints getting down 50M every year somehow) but they are close to being in trouble.

Obviously yesterday's game was dominated by the Bills but Miami is still a very good football team with a ton of talent. They're going to win a lot of games this year and will keep pace with us for the division. They're clearly the closest team to us for the foreseeable future within the division (Rodgers may have a year but that will be short lived) so I went to Spotrac to see what their cap situation looks like for next year ..... and it's not good. Their top 5-6 players are all WAY over paid, uncuttable, and most of them aren't performing (outside of Hill). Hill- 31M - 52 dead cap Jalen Ramsey- 27M - 32.5 Dead Cap- WAAYY past his prime and coming off an injury. Chubb- 27M- 42 Dead cap- Has been an AWFUL trade / signing Xavien Howard- 26M - 27 dead cap - Hasn't been good for years Terron Armstead - 20M - 24 Dead cap - 32 and oft injured Ogbah on the hook for 17 and Jerome Baker for 14. This is without signing Tua yet, without signing Christian (the dirtbag) Wilkins, Waddle, Connor Williams etc. They have had some horrific deals and they clearly need help across the OL, at LB, and Safety. Seems like Grier has strapped this team with bad deals ... LOVE to see it.

The funny thing is: We had 2 dropped picks, 1 missed fumble recovery... This game wasn't close.

Revisiting this thread so people can see how much they overreact vs. how much we believed in JA. Like this guy.... melts down after a loss.

The first quarter track meet. Then we absolutely abused them.

Ahhhh that's right. Good call. To be fair, I think Sr. gets credit for Edmunds based on his awful regression with Chi.

Is it time we give Bobby Babich some love? I didn't read through the 6 pages but Milano is a 5th round guy that is now an All-Pro. Bernard was seen as an afterthought and looked like an awful draft pick last year. Edmunds is failing MISERABLY without him. If Dorian blossoms, does Bobby B get some love? Or is it the defense / McD