MJS

Completely agree. Teams are going to do what is best for them from a competitive standpoint and a financial standpoint. Players do the same. Sometimes those objectives align and sometimes they don't. Running backs wanting to get paid more money makes sense. Who doesn't want to get paid more money? But it doesn't make sense for teams to do that because they can replace a RB without that big of a drop-off in production. There is a strong supply of decent to good running backs. If you want to get paid more, don't become a Running back. It is exactly the same for any job out there. Jobs that pay the most have a high demand and a low supply.

Players linked to the Bills never come here.

Yeah, I could see Daquon Jones being an 80 overall. He is probably too low.

Oh, ok. I thought it was talking about overall.

Wow, a 97? That's really good.

Both are unlikely. The Bills will most likely make the playoffs, though.

That was a bad deal, but Barkley only scored 14 TD's (10 rushing and 4 receiving). That's excellent for a RB, but his value doesn't compare even slightly to the value of a QB.

What's McDermott’s record against these superhuman coaches? 12 wins, 2 losses.

I don't think Carr has greatness in him, personally. I think he is average. I'd take Kirk Cousins over him, who also doesn't have greatness.

The issue isn't so much that RB's aren't valuable to an offense. They are. It's just that it is fairly easy to find a good RB who can produce for you. If RB's were more scarce, they would be in higher demand and make more money.

Do you have a link or something?

Exactly. Everything they are accusing McDermott of doing or being is EXACTLY what all these coaches that they are swooning over are and do. The blindness in these "fans" is hilarious.

Idaho is cold, St. George is quite warm. Completely different climates.

So why are you and others judging Dorsey so harshly? You admit that there isn't really a way to know. All we can go on is offensive stats, really.

The people are nice. Don't know what anyone else is talking about. You'll have good, friendly neighbors I'm sure.

You squander all your posts, so we'll call it even.

Really? The defense ranked 1st in 2021 and 2nd in 2022. Considering what? They were 1st against the pass in 2021 and 9th in 2022 (without Tre White and Micah Hyde for most of the year, plus a hobbled Poyer). When they are on the field and healthy, which is usually, they are one of the best secondaries in the NFL.

I agree. Cousins is a solid QB. He gets too much hate for not being one of the elite guys, but he is solid.

Seems pretty cool, actually. I didn't know it was that big of a thing.

Allen has talked extensively this offseason about how motivated he is and dialed in to win. I haven't seen anything amiss with him, personally. So, he is spending some of the insane wealth that he has earned? Is that the problem? There is a lot of speculation about his personal life floating around. A lot of it is just speculation. And I'll tell you what, those sports figures from the past did all this same stuff. There wasn't social media, or cameras everywhere, or such scrutiny into their personal lives. We didn't hear about their personal lives except what they wanted to tell us, or hushed, local rumors.

He was available for anyone to sign for quite a long time. I can't imagine anyone would trade for him.

Hamlin was preferred to Marlowe last year.

They'll both make the team.

That's more than a lot of the steaming services, with far less value.

It isn't up to Thad Brown or any other media member to determine what an interviewee says. It is simply their job to report on it. It doesn't matter what they think is the correct response or not. And why is it a bad thing to be critical of the media and call them out for BS, especially when it is all speculative nonsense like the Diggs situation?