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The Giants can win with him. I think you'll see Doug Pederson and Russell Wilson in NY next year.

I think you'd be surprised. Some dont have the testicular fortitude for the consequences of running off at the mouth, and others would be too busy telling him how much they love him. I'd put it right around 5%.

Gonna be a long shot if he is just getting monoclonal.

Wish we had data on the percentage of internet tough guys on here willing to say any of this stuff to Cole's face.

What in the world

Justin Fields plays NFL QB like most people play Madden QB. 15 step drop, run through massive hole where the pass rush was or heave it.

Not trying to be sarcastic, but you can watch Dline play without the All-22. If you pull up a recent Bills game on youtube you should be able to get a good enough idea without the Coach's film. Without going back and watching it myself, I can guarantee you they stunt and twist, because High School teams even use those concepts.

A bit indifferent. With the Panthers, Jets, and Falcons it's just a matter of getting the win. Not a lot of joy from that. The emotion comes in when they play the Patriots.

Without question. Personally if I am going to have a few, I'd stay home and do it anyways. But, I cant imagine not smelling the charcoal in the parking lot, or the camaraderie that comes a long with the tailgating. It's also fun for me to see a few of the crazies before the game. Have a lot of great memories from tailgates. One of my favorites was watching a kid just out of law school run from his beer pong table to track down William Mattar, who was walking by, to try and get a job. Dude was in full ironic mustache and faded Kelly jersey, but he had enough liquid courage to go for it. You dont get a Mattar moment like that without tailgating.

Agree. Part of being a professional sports team is dealing with injuries and illness.

If they would have moved downtown I dont think I'd have went to another game. Driving from an hour away, with no tailgating, and the crazy amount of traffic would have been a non starter.

I agree. I havent checked the exact stats, but it seems like interceptions are way up. If you look at the top 5 QBs in terms of passing TDs they all have double digit INTs. That hasnt happened since 2013. I think you're seeing that defenses have adjusted to offenses throwing the ball so much, lots of nickel, and smart offenses have started running the ball more. May be seeing the decline of the throw first offense. Right now my vote would be for Taylor. Guy, along with his offensive line, won the Pats game. Wentz was tragic. A few years back I couldnt imagine a team winning a football game where their QB threw for less than 80 yards.

Yes. Dated on the tweet. No clue why its in this thread.

If they end up in 8th, they are outside the top 7 looking to get back in.

Bottom line is if the Bengals win today the Bills are on the outside looking in. Gotta beat the Pats and win out for the 3rd seed. Lose to the Pats and win out you get the 7th seed with some help. Have to hope the Bengals lose as much as possible.

Maybe we play them after they get put in their place.

Oh no!!! Carl Cheffers!!

Lets go Indi. More excited for this game than I am Bills vs. Panthers tomorrow. Go get em Colts!

With as much talent as the guy has you have to wonder why he is constantly moving teams. Think its a pass for me.

Is her son David Sedaris? Pretty close.

While draftnetwork has him as the 6th overall back (behind Walker, Charbonnet, Spiller, Kyren Williams, and James Cook) I think he is definitely the 2nd best back going into the combine. What could hurt him is timed speed. I think the gap between he and Walker for the best RB in the draft is wider than the gap between he and Charbonnet for 2nd best overall back. If he goes into the combine and runs slow you could see Charbonnet over take him. I still think he is a better football player than Spiller, Williams and Cook. Spiller has his own speed concerns and both Williams and Cook are sub 200 lb backs. For what its worth Kyren Williams is a pit bull, but at 195 lbs you'd really like to see a faster player. Overall, Breece would really help himself if he showed he has sub 4.55 speed.

I get what you're saying about the one year wonder thing, but I think if you look at his output at Wake you may see that its not completely accurate. He scored 13 touchdowns in 2020, and while his yards per carry could have been higher in 2020, his overall work at Wake was good despite a lack of touches. May have been even better if he wasnt splitting carries. The main difference I see between Walker and Hall is the explosiveness to their first read. Hall is a more patient runner, but Walker makes decisions a lot faster, which is what I think the Bills really need.

The class overall is average. Shouldnt be any 1st round picks in the group, but the middle 2-3 rounds have pretty good options for contributors. Just watched 3 games on both Hall and Walker. My preference right now would be Walker because he brings the size and speed aspect. However, even beyond being a Bills fan Hall is a little bit of a Fred Jackson clone. Runs upright like Fred did, not the fastest player, but is elusive in the open field, is able to absorb contact well, hard to bring down, and falls forward on most plays. My main issue with Hall right now is he struggled against teams with stout defensive lines, and was brought down behind the line enough to concern you. Wonder if the lack of speed is an issue like it is with our current backs. In comparison, Walker exploded this year against some very good defenses.

I dont see Daboll being a serious candidate this coaching cycle. His creativity just hasn't been there this year. Relied way too much on having Josh at QB. Pederson would be a fantastic hire for the Jags. If they were more stable in their Front Office, and the roster was a bit more put together I'd say go and get Leftwhich, but they need someone who knows how to be a head coach in the NFL after the Meyer debacle.

Despite having a down year, yes, I think it's a toss up between he and Daryl Williams. I think Spencer Brown is most likely our best moving forward, however he's played less than half the snaps as Dawkins and Williams. Keep in mind that assertion has more to do with the offensive line's poor play as a whole, as it does to Dawkins being stellar.