MJS

Jones has a pretty low ceiling because he is limited physically. But that doesn't mean he won't develop into a decent to good QB. He just won't be able to get into that elite range. The Pats have already shown they can win games with him. If he gets better they can continue to be a fringe playoff team for the foreseeable future, even win some playoff games here and there. If they build an elite defense they can even make a Superbowl if the ball bounces their way a few times. But they have a massive roadblock in Josh Allen and the Bills ahead of them, not to mention a conference full of talented, young QB's. But let's not pretend like the Pats can't be a good team with Jones. They've already shown that they can.

Took too many hits to the midsection, I guess.

It's no great mystery. Money.

Men can't have vocabularies?

He's with Carmen Sandiego. Dang it! Beat me to it, although you got the name wrong.

Can he literally never say a single good thing about the Bills, even when they are Superbowl contenders? He has to always point out only negatives. What an exhausting person. Let me ask you this, Jerry: Has the Superbowl ever been a lock for any team in the history of the game? Why would it be a lock for the Bills? What a stupid headline. Of course it's not a lock for the Bills.

Win percentage: - Kemp: 62% - Namath: 48% Namath was also a 5x Pro Bowler and 1x All Pro, versus Kemp who was a 7x Pro Bowler and 2x All-Pro. Namath led the league in INT's four times. I agree you can't compare stats to today's numbers. Namath was a good QB for his time, but I still think he is overrated merely for the fact that he lost more games than he won. He had 6 losing seasons. But he had that iconic Super Bowl win that was important in NFL/AFL history.

Joe Namath. Threw more INT's than TD's and lost more games than he won.

I wouldn't second guess a decision to not play him. But I do think there is some value in him going through live reps with a new coordinator/play caller in his ear and getting all the technical and logistical stuff ironed out before the regular season. Not to mention giving him some time with the new offensive starters.

Force the crybaby to play out his rookie contract with the 5th year option and then move on. I would not want Murray as the QB of my team.

Their defense was really bad for half of the regular season with him in there.

Tried it in Madden. It doesn't really look good. I prefer the white helmets, but I'm all for the 90's throwback red helmets a game a season. I prefer the 90's away uniforms.

He certainly is overhyped.

Wow. Mathieu is nowhere close to the best safety in the NFL. He has been on a steady decline for a couple of years now. The Chiefs were happy to let him walk. What are the Madden ratings makers thinking? He is still good, but not the best in the NFL...

Possibly this as well. Crowder is a good YAC guy, though. I think he is going to have a big year.

I do the same. I don't buy it every year, but every couple of years I do, and I buy it well after it comes out to save some money. It always feels like they don't change a ton, but if I ever go back and try to play the previous version it shocks me by how much worse it looks and feels. So yeah, they do have issues to address, but I think Madden is a fun game. I enjoy it. It gets more hate than it deserves.

Zero chance of Allen being rated 99. They'll give that to Mahomes. They seem to like to only have one player at each position at a 99, if any. Rodgers will probably be a 98. Allen will probably be around 94 or 95, I'm guessing.

He played pretty well for the Bills.

I'd say there is an honorable mention for Bledsoe too. Flutie and Taylor are the first tier. Orton, Bledsoe, and Fitzpatrick are 2nd tier. Nobody else is worth mentioning, really.

Flutie, Taylor, Orton

I'd put these QB's ahead of him: 1) Jim Kelly 2) Jack Kemp 3) Josh Allen 4) Joe Ferguson 5) Maybe Doug Flutie So, the 5th or 6th best QB in Bills history (of course, that's not really saying much when you consider that the history of Bills QB's is largely filled with failures at QB.) I know some would put Fitzpatrick ahead of him. Not me.

Not even his own teammates corroborated that claim, and he quickly stopped claiming that. You interview the other 20+ people on the field who were in close proximity, plus listen to broadcast audio, plus review footage from every angle, etc. Garret's claim was baseless.

He must have taken notes when he watched Myles Garrett do that a couple years ago.

I guess on his planet they don't play good football in the playoffs.

Unfortunately, I think he needs football and I worry about what he will do without it. But who knows? Maybe he is in a better place now.