MJS

San Diego California? Nobody can afford to live there, which is why they have such a negative net migration. In fact, California as a whole is in trouble. They have population decline and super rising costs.

People always figure out the iterations of Roman's scheme sooner or later and then things tighten up for them. Since Jackson is such an athlete, it is taking longer for the NFL. But as soon as Roman has to mix in more passing, things start to crumble. I predict that Roman will be fired in a couple years and they'll bring in someone who can develop the passing game.

Uh, what? He had some great years with the Bills. 2017: 1,138 rushing yards, 448 receiving yards, 8 TD's. 2016: 1,267 rushing yards, 356 receiving yards, 14 TD's. 3 pro bowls with the Bills. We traded Kiko Alonso for him, who then bounced around the league. It was a slam dunk trade and McCoy was basically the only talent the team had for a couple of years before McDermott and Beane rebuilt things. And why am I not surprised? You crap on everything the Bills do.

Hope they save some INT's for our defense.

It's like a bunch of cartoons where they swear a lot and tell dirty jokes. Not my cup of tea. But it's pretty popular.

I know it has only been a few posts, but I'm ready to know. Spill the beans.

The first game against them last year where they showed time and time again that they had no faith in Cam throwing the ball, and the number of passes that he threw at the ground in front of his receivers, told me everything I need to know about this version of Cam Newton: his arm is shot and he has no chance of taking them anywhere. I was shocked they decided to bring him back. Considering that Tre White is usually in close proximity to opposing receivers, he won't catch a single INT. Cam won't be able to get the ball that close.

Hasn't Brady been on the cover before?

All joking aside, I actually didn't...

Pretty cool. It it was a bad decision to backtrack like that and it would not work out in the NFL. But I'm sure he knows that.

Does Stafford need to resurrect his career? He has always been pretty good. If he can maintain his level of play that would be a good thing for his new team.

You aren't going to get them all. Sometimes players need the change of scheme, team, and surrounding talent to have things click. Marshawn Lynch was a great example of that. He ran himself out of Buffalo, still had some issues in Seattle, but finally matured mentally and got his career on track while there. Then he was awesome. Thomas was really raw because of the position change. He needed the time to develop and learn the position. Things clocked for him with his new team. I think it is futile to lament about the ones who got away. It's like complaining about the Bills not taking Tom Brady in the 5th round. You never know how players will turn out when they are drafted, or when they sign somewhere in free agency.

I'm not really a sports memorabilia type of guy, but a signed football from an important game, such as the comeback game, would be cool to have.

Our resident whipping boy, of course! Dawson Knox! All of his hand-eye coordination training will pay off and he'll establish himself as a top 12 TE in the league.

I'm not sure the Ravens should be that high. I think teams are figuring out how to deal with Jackson and I don't think Jackson has a very high ceiling as a passer. They always put together a competitive team, though, and they have a heck of a coach.

Devin Singletary. He had a good rookie season and everyone was excited about him going into year two. I still think he is a good back and will turn some heads this year.

Maybe I'll go with Terrance McGee? Heck of a corner who had to play on some really bad teams and never got the recognition he deserved. He was a great returner too.

He went to some other teams and didn't do much, though.

That's three words, and he got knocked out in that game.

Trubisky was a long time starter who won a lot of games. He has good stats. Peterman was horrible in every game he ever played.

Gruden!?

The Chiefs have more elite talent on offense for sure.

Part of the problem was being so mediocre. We could never get to the playoffs but could never get a top draft pick either. It kept the team stuck for a long time.

The drought Bills should rank pretty high, but there are probably worse stretches for other teams. The Browns had a 17 season drought from 2003 to 2019, and had some historically bad seasons including a winless season during that span. They went 4-44 from 2015 to 2017. That's worse, I think.

"Where are the keys to these cuffs?"