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My vote is for Kyler Murray. Not because he IS a franchise QB, but because the Cards have treated him like one

It may be a 💩 site, but ML football has been KILLING it lately with their photo/caption game.

He's there for the assortment of food trucks.

Agree this is an unfortunate outcome. But anyone else find that picture/caption unintentionally hilarious? Like they are right to the point in that.

Brian McClure, QB Beat the NY Giants in his only start during the Replacement season. He was our Shane Falco. Not even the great Lawrence Taylor (who had crossed the picket line) could derail the McClure Train.

That's a lot of data gathering. Lots of work. Good on ya. However, I still will just watch the games and form opinion from that. All these new "stats" and measurements are pretty on paper...but the game doesn't play on paper. They are a nice tool however to see if the numbers match the eye test.

Yates? How about Brian McClure? Undefeated as Bills QB.

The Bills are soooooo deep in Miami Dolphins players heads nowadays. Rent free in South Beach. Rumor has it Reeks's wife and kids just spent THOUSANDS of dollars on Buffalo Bills gear to wear everyday, because if they wear it they know he can't beat them.

Torrence for me. Love the big dudes that just play, play well and do the dirty work.

Right now I think he's in the Andrew Luck territory. Looks like he will be a sure fire HoFer. As long as he stays healthy and doesn't suddenly retire. Luck couldn't stay healthy and retired...and I think missed out on what would have been a HoF ending to his career. I don't see that happening to Josh As long as he plays and produces over the next 6-7 seasons he will be in there, Super Bowl or not.

The funny thing to me is that if we did not have Josh Allen there would have been a fairly high percentage of posters that would have wailed and cried for Buffalo to sign Rodgers. Many of those are also the same ones laughing that the Steelers signed him.

I see us sweeping the Jets. I don't think either game will be close either. I can see 2 tough games with the Dolphins as they have been playing us close the last few years. In theory, we could drop one to them or we could sweep them. It's their Super Bowl every time we play. The Patriots are a bit tougher bro predict. New coach, new roster. One thing I know is that the idiot Vrabel always seems to coach well against the Bills, his teams are ready to play. I think we drop one to them in their building. It will be close. I see us beating them in our house...and easily.

Guy was a beast in his prime.

He went 101 when he was supposed to go 60? Heck wasn't that long ago he went 144 when he was supposed to go 5 at MOST

This plus the "first 11 people in the gate start on offense" promotion the Jets are doing are bound to sell tickets. For resale.

Yes, because a win in week one the following season is just as good as getting kicked out of the playoffs.

I bet she can. The question is can she punt well...

I say whoever is the best at holding Bass's balls stays

Ward way too high. That may be where he ends up by the end of the year...but ranking a guy that has never taken an NFL snap in the high 20s is too high IMO.

I get the sentiment, but I can't agree they would be that bad. My reasoning is that we have only seen Mitch here in Buffalo late in games when they are running the clock out and in preseason where they are just running basic plays. I have some faith that if we knew Josh was missing the season that Joe Brady can scheme up an offense that goes more to the things Mitch does well. It really wasn't that long ago Trubisky was the QB of not one but two not so good Bears teams that made the playoffs...with Matt Nagy as HC. So IMO, either Mitch is a bit better than we are thinking, or the NFL has severely overlooked Matt Nagy as a legitimate amazing head coaching candidate for a second chance.

I would say no. Let's say Mahomes missed the entire year and Minshew played all 17 for them. What do you think their win total is? 8-9 games is my guess. So I would say it's about even.

Same could be said about any other team with a top QB. Win totals would likely dip going from a top level QB to "average". So are all teams asking too much of their top level QB, or is it just the reality the QB play is the biggest aspect of wins and losses and going from amazing to average at the position is a huge drop?

Interesting theory. And who was tossing him the ball last year? If his numbers are better this year it's most likely because: 1. He stays healthy 2. It's his second season in the system and he likely knows a bit more.

All jokes aside, what an absolute tragic epitaph to what would have been a HoF career.