BuffaloBillyG

A lot of people on TV, radio, Twitter and anyone else that can have their opinions known will all say the same thing. And They aren't wrong.

Absolutely not...and I am someone that SUPPORTS his right to the protests he has done. Let me run my own "process" on him. First and foremost, would he upgrade the roster? Yes, he would likely be an upgrade on Peterman. Not seeing him play in 2 years I would need to work him out. See uf hes in shape. Second, would he fit in with the locker room? That I cannot answer as I have no idea what goes on behind closed doors. For the sake of argument let's say he is a fit. Third, does he have any off the field issues that would detract from his availability (pending suspensions) or ability to play? I would say no to this as well. Now on to the intangibles. Would he want to come here? Unknown. Would he cause a distraction? Absolutely. Does his talent warrant the distraction? Absolutely not. At the end of the day, he really showed promise as a young player. Once Harbaugh bolted for Michigan, he regressed. I also would have a hard time justifying tothe league why I am bringing in a guy that is taking them to court and wouldn't want to risk being on the bad side of Goodell. All things considered, when players like Geno Smith and Peterman have a job, talent wise Kap has a place. When you add in the circus he would cause and the negative attention it would bring...his talent does not outweigh the negativity.

Adding Mack to a defense that was already really good is just unfair. Then add Roq Smith to that...Monsters of the Midway just may be back in full force.

Not to mention the DB had his helmet in Fosters gut before the ball got there...

They looks embarrassed...as they should be. Glad to see there weren't and smiles. That always irks me after a big loss.

Composure. Josh Allen has it.

Judon went to the Jarvis Landry School of Sportsmanship.

Josh Allen already has more yards rushing than Peterman had passing.

There is really no reason not to have Allen in there right now.

Remember this week the thread where Ravens fans were predicting a shutout?

Logan Thomas is the emergency everything.

This whole team just looks unprepared and unmotivated thus far.

Let's get this!

Wow. That is a shocker. On the other side we are only 1 Flacco injury away from Lamar Jackson playing full time. A bit surprused RGIII is inactive after his good preseason. Yes, Lewis is the guy we got after cut down from the Patties.

I strongly dislike Bucky Brooks and his over the top hot takes he normally has. That said this take is a fair point and not anything different than you would read right here on this very site. The line has looked bad. I do think it will look better than it has, but until it does it's a major concern.

But what about a team of well oiled studs?

Anyone go for some nachos?

First thing I'd to to get Mills ready for that Charger game is to sit him down and show him the video of that last Charger game. Show him that mic'd up footage of what Bosa was saying on the field and try to light a fire under his arse. Wasn't it Mills a few years back that held a healthy JJ Watt in check? Seems,like a lifetime ago.

I would figure those as different scenarios. In a blow out win, he's likely just handing the ball off, burning clock. In a blow out loss situation, let him get the reps, see if he can spark the offense. Either way, if you open him up to injury Peterman can still start the following week.

Biggest difference between Allen and his situation and Jackson and his situation is this. In Baltimore they have an entrenched starter in Flacco. The only way Jackson sees play time is a slash role. If I'm not mistaken, Jackson is the #3 QB with RGIII being the backup. In Buffalo, Peterman is the starter. If you want Allen on the field, you start him over a Nate Peterman. Allen is also 1 injury away from starting. I think Jackson being more in the Joe Webb role from last year. If Jackson gets hurt a play and Flacco goes down, the still have RGIII. If Allen goes down doing some trick play and Peterman goes down...leaves us with Logan Thomas at QB. Risk/reward isn't the same.

I tend to disagree. When he came out (and no, I dont care what round he was drafted in) hehad a small amount of buzz around him. In his first chance like it or not, he became a national punchline. Any man with any self worth is going to strive to prove himself. Now, as I stated no, he's not likely to be a franchise QB for any team. But he can still be what I believe he would have become . A back up, spot starter. I could easily still see him (if he shows well this year) having a Todd Collins/Chase Daniel type career.

I've never seen him play a game from start to finish. I've never seen him win a game as the starting QB that didn't involve what an insurence agency would classify an "Act of God". I've never seen him quit either. I've never seen him make excuses. I've never seen him work harder than he did this off-season to improve. I've never seen a player with so much to prove. While I don't expect Nate to look like Rodgers 2.0 I am hopeful that the work he put in during the off-season and the addition of Brian Daboll can show he is at the very least a servicible spot starter in the NFL.

This is all true. But, man the guy sure loves him some bologna.

....send 42 anchovy pizzas and wings with nothing but ranch to Tom Brady. Every. Single. Day.

I can see both points to an extent. This is likely Bell's biggest chance for a payday. The work rate they give him..lets just say he won't likely be as physically able to do the things he does now in 4 years. Gotta get all you can because the NFL is just 1 play away from being over at any time. Ask Kevin Everett. However from a teammates point of view, his holdout may be costing them money. Costing them opportunities. These are the guys that open the holes and help make you look good, and they ain't happy. You already look at the contract that Gurley got in LA and figure Bell will top the 60 million and 45 in guarantees that he got. I think Bell wants to shatter those marks.