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I looked around for a thread on this. Didn't see one on the article, just prediction threads. 4 years, 168 Mill. 78 guaranteed. Sounds about right. This puts him ahead of Watson and behind Mahomes. Below is the article. https://www.spotrac.com/research/nfl/projecting-josh-allens-contract-extension-1198/

I agree with this. He didn't take a "step back" he was asked to "do more" He didn't show up as much on the stat sheet but I thought he played pretty well.

Aaron Schobel I don't know why, I always thought he was overrated because he was a decent player on a bad team. Just as a player, unsure about as a human.

Me either, man. I hate it to be honest.

Sorry, it was their combined time in NY in those 2 years. Darnold didn't start all games Anderson caught passes for.

Right, but this isn't college. I think this just makes the NFL look elementary. That's just my opinion, though. I'm sure people don't mind it.

Basically, they want more players to be able to wear single digits and teens, (CBs, TEs, WR, DB, RB, etc)

Yeah. It's not necessarily about the numbers per se but the integrity of the "professional" side of football. It's helped to identify personnel. Even in pre-season when I saw this, I thought it looked so elementary and so un- uniformed (if that's a word).

I mean, their weapons are veryyy solid. They do need a TE and to sure up their OL. When Darnold threw to Anderson his last year in NY, he had 88 completions, 88.5 completion%, 1,341 yards, 11 TDs, and 21 completions over 20+ yards. DJ Moore is a very talented receiver as well and obviously they have CMC. I don't think it's about them believing they're a QB away, I believe it's about them building for the long term. It's hard to be passionate about football playing for Gase. I wouldn't be surprised to see a Tannehil type turn around in some capacity. Maybe not that extent but I wouldn't be surprised. If they go get Jamar Chase at 8, suddenly they have Joe Brady, Darnold, 4 weapons, and one of whom was one of the best receivers in college playing for Brady.

I haaaate this rule.

Good for Darnold. Very talented I think he'll be good in Carolina.

ETN and Rousseau (sp?). Other than that. I mean, our starters are pretty set. We're really adding depth here at this point and I trust they'll get who they deem best fit for our team. I think we need most help at OG and DE(since our two starters are older).

I mean, grey have been our default facemasks for 3 or so years now .

Thanks champ.

It's an April Fools joke, i'd assume. McKenzie is not putting that sort of thing in a contract.

If they trade that pick for Watson, It'll be trading essentially nothing for him since its the Texans original pick...... What a friggin win for Miami.

I read an article a few years back after his first season prior to his first post season announcing. It said something along the lines of: The reason he's so good right now is because he played with a lot of these QB's and knows their checks and where they go. As times goes on, he wont be able to predict plays anymore because the way of audibling from these QB's will be changed and/or gone. Now I like Romo and I think he's an entertaining listen and he clearly knows the game very well. But I kind of agree with the above sentiment.

You brought up the career games, YPG, catches, but didn't bring up how many years it was over, just game numbers. If you put them together, those numbers are VERY solid. If you want to expand it over 2 years, fine(which you didn't do in your first response to me). That doesn't take away from his talent. Again, go watch his tape and look at the talent. One more time, its VERY apparent. No being undrafted doesn't make his talent better, it was just an additional comment.

So in 16 games (one full season) at 23 years old... have 50 catches and 714 yards with 7 TD's isn't good? If Gabe Davis had that last year, what would you have said? Oh and he was undrafted. His talent is very apparent.

It is a little frustrating but it hasn't hurt the coaching staff, team, record, outcome in a negative way.

Right but that doesn't take away from his talent. He's a big body, can catch, and is pretty fast. Look up some of his tape, I think you'll come away pretty impressed. I agree, Gronk was nothing to be afraid of this past year and Brate ...... is Brate. I like Howard but they don't use him so I'm unsure about his ability anymore.

I'm not sure I'd say they're better than the Bils but Dolphins has a VERY interesting receiving core with a TON of potential. Davante Parker, Preston Williams, Will Fuller, Lynn Bowden and Jakeem Grant. Couple this with Gesicki and Shaheen. I like this group a lot. I also like the Giants group. Galloday, Sterling Shep, Slayton, John Ross, Rudolph, and Ingram . Again, I'm not sure they are better than the Bills, just some groups I really like. Dolphins.

Did the Patriots really get better? Judon.... is good. Kyle Van Noy is good... Judon was on a better defense last year and we beat that team. Nelson Algohor does NOTHING for me and neither does Bourne. Their 2 TE's...... wellp, they both combined for 1046 last year (or something similar). Their QB is still Cam Newton that threw for 5 TD's last year. If you're using Will Fuller to say the Dolphins got better... We signed Sanders and have Diggs...... and Josh Allen. I'm not sure Will Fuller equates to the Dolphins having a better off-season than the Bills. Finally, are you sure we got worse? Nothing that we've seen in 3 years under McDermott leads me to believe we've gotten worse. Phillips, Oliver, Johnson, Ford, AJ etc. can all take massive leaps this year and that would mean we got exponentially better.

No... I think OP is trolling -- at least I hope?

Daniel Jones is grossly underrated. He's a good QB and it'll show this year when he has receivers that can catch the ball