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Pretty sure Ole 12 Gauge is finding out why he needed those classes now.

He is the offense version of Rex Ryan.

You are vastly overestimating the level of qb play in the NFL right now. Murray isn't great but I am not sure there are 15 guys I'd take over him right now. Its pretty much Josh and Pat and everyone else right now.

Its the like the other guys say, divorce. I lost 100 pounds after mine.

I was blown away the Browns didnt take Allen. He fit the mold of all the Quarterbacks Dorsey had drafted in the past. Mayfield was the only other guy I liked in the class so I was happy they took Allen instead of Rosen. In contrast, my buddy literally got up and left our draft party without saying a word. He even text me at times during the 2020 season unsure Josh was the guy. For what its worth he also hates Jordan Poyer.

It was my first thought watching it.

Success in football at all levels depends on the Offensive and Defensive Lines. If your offensive line sucks, your QB is going to have a hard time. No matter how good a player is football is the ultimate team game. On top of that completion percentage has a lot to do with wideouts as well. If your wideouts have a hard time catching the ball your completion percentage is going to dip. Go back and look at the NFL level talent Josh played with at Wyoming, Chase Roullier was a 6th round pick of the Commanders, he played 2 games with Josh in 2015. Tanner Gentry and Jacob Hollister are the only NFL talents that played with Josh on offense while he was a starter at Wyoming, and they were both UDFA's currently on practice squads. In comparison, the teams they lost to in his time as a starter at Wyoming had an average of 5 NFL players on their roster. Teams like Iowa, Nebraska, Oregon and BYU were stocked at that time. If Allen had played at a Power 5 school his stats would have looked like a world beater. Lucky for us that he didnt.

Not sure why everyone is throwing up such a fuss over his back locking up.

I honestly think people in WNY would be more endeared by this than anything else.

Gabe is a better route running thats for sure. I think thats where the game speed probably comes in, but Claypool is a better athlete in my opinion. What I really meant is that I think the role Claypool would play in this offense is boundary wide receiver, and we already have a larger boundary player in Gabe Davis. If we are looking to trade or sign a wideout, I'd think we'd like someone who can play the slot for the majority of the time they spend on the field.

Good Jump Boiiii

The Bills are the only team out of SF, LAR, and Buffalo that has a first round pick in 2023. SF traded theirs to Miami to move up for Trey Lance, and the Rams traded theirs to Detroit for Stafford. Miami had two, until they messed around with Marcia and lost one.

Regardless of the size of your quarterback if your lineman don't play with good leverage it allows the defensive line to play high and tip passes. Haven't seen it in the past because you had different O-Line coaches teaching different techniques.

I think he is a lot like Gabe Davis. Don't think he fills a need at the moment.

I'd buy a large vault, turn all that cash into coin money and swim in it like Scrooge McDuck. Or I'd pay off my wife's student loans so I could live like a normal 40 year old male.

Where'd you see this?

Will the CMC rumors make it to as many pages as the Khalil Mack, Zach Ertz, or Bryant Johnson?

He is 37 and hasnt played football in seven years. So in short, probably a better option than McKenzie.

I enjoyed that, immensely. Chief fans handled that way better than Bills' fans would lol.

Somewhat agree. His total lack of awareness hasnt helped his offensive line look very good either. He spun left a few times yesterday right into the blitz. Had he moved right he would have had all day to throw. Still think he is a talented player, but man their head coach is way overmatched. They need to make a move quick, and possibly for someone who has worked with Russ before.

Maybe so, but it all looked incredibly odd. On the failed jet sweep he pushed the ball forward directly at the Chiefs. On the touchdown drop he mysteriously slips. Just looked bad.

It was just going to end up going to a nursing home anyways.

Loved him coming out of Tech. The tweet from Lombardi above is odd because it says that his best fit is a man scheme, I didnt think that was the case coming out of college because he struggles with mirroring and turning to run with wide outs. That said, he plays in a defense that is very similar to what the Bills run now, its a 4-2-5 defense with a lot of zone schemes, and he has struggled mightily in that defense. If he has trouble mirroring and turning, he may be a liability in man. Looks like he has trouble in zone. So, maybe he just isnt very good?

You obviously have some personal connection to the widower thing because you keep bringing it up. I am sorry the guy lost his wife, I am, but that fact does not change the fact that a 34 year age different is odd on so many levels. I have 4 daughters, and if one of them came home and told me they were marrying a guy who was close to my age or older my first thought would be to wonder what I did wrong. But like you said they are both adults.

100% correct. We live in the era of joy killers.