MJS
-
Posts
19,243 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Gallery
Profiles
Forums
Events
Posts posted by MJS
-
-
7 minutes ago, JOE IN HAMPTON ROADS said:
idk, the media still says JA is inaccurate. they write to fill a narrative.
That's from Jackson's own mouth. He said he is holding the football incorrectly.
-
2
-
-
Ready for the next wave of Bills Hall of Famers to emerge. Here's to hoping that Josh Allen is among those. It would be so great to have that position solidified for the next 15 years.
-
1
-
-
9 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
I'd be more concerned about this:
Imagine a QB entering his 2nd season still learning how to hold the football.
Wow. Can't even hold a football right.
-
Milano is awesome. As soon as I saw him knifing into the back field making tackles for loss his rookie season, I knew he was going to be special.
He's going to be a terror this season (for offenses).
-
3
-
-
Jacksonville is not going to be good or make the playoffs.
-
5 minutes ago, chris heff said:
The inference here is that Lamar Jackson is stupid and or lazy. It has been pointed out that he scored 13 on the Wonderlic, by the way Jim Kelly scored 15. He must be dumb because his mother is his agent, I’m guessing his mother truly has his best interest at heart, agents at best are duplicitous. Furthermore his representation won’t become important for a few years. He is such a bad QB that a Super Bowl winning coach traded a Super Bowl winning QB.
Because Flacco sucks. He's never been an elite QB. He's never been that good at all. He just comes on in the playoffs occasionally.
-
3 hours ago, CSBill said:
That's probably an insult to RG3, he actually was a decent thrower and, of course, could run. His problem ended up being a body that could not take an NFL pounding week after week.
Jackson can run, and that's about it. The Chargers figured out how to stop him, so that blueprint is now public.
It seems pretty simple, force him to throw because that is what he is terrible at. His only success in passing was on plays that broke down and he and his receivers were running all over the field in scramble drills. I don't see that as a sustainable plan for success. It will get you some exciting results sometimes, but sustainable and formula for winning in the NFL? No.
Sounds like Tyrod. "Keep him in the pocket and make him throw". Plenty of defenses know how to do that well. Sooner or later you have to be a QB and deliver the ball. Jackson will be a spectacular bust. Been saying it all along.
-
McNabb was better in Madden than he was in real life.
-
1
-
-
2 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
Specifically: there are currently 3 players signed between pick 70 and pick 99 (Devin Singletary is one; a third just signed recently)
Something about the rookie cap and later 3rd round picks - more negotiating room, apparently
https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/draft/round-3/
Pink is "estimated contract"
Agents try to make a stand each year on some kind of contract negotiation. Seems this year they are focusing on those 3rd round picks.
-
I guess it's possible, but I see something different. I watched every snap and I am pretty convinced that he can win in the NFL.
I mean, just watching week 17 should tell you that he has it in him. His completion percentage was up, he scored 5 total TD's, and he looked darn efficient doing it (minus the bad INT early on).
-
1
-
-
19 hours ago, VW82 said:
I remain terrified of this pick, and expect Oliver to have a rough transition to the NFL much like Edmunds did at times. I also thought Edmunds might have to change positions and those guys scare me. OTOH in two years it’s possible we have the best 3T/MLB combo in the NFL.
I’d be more skeptical if it wasn’t McBeane taking/developing them.
Edmunds was great. Not sure how anyone could have expected more from him in his rookie season playing a new position.
-
1
-
-
2 hours ago, BurpleBull said:
Kenny Golloday says otherwise.
Tre 'D' gotta get Golloday back before he can be mentioned as being the best.
Pretty sure there isn't a single CB in the league today, even the elites of the elites, who hasn't had a rough game in their prime.
-
Well, if Aikman didn't win 3 super bowls he wouldn't be in the hall of fame either.
-
4
-
-
17 hours ago, r00tabaga said:
TE
OLB
DAnderson retiring hurts a little too.
How is OLB worse? Same cast of characters plus they added a draft pick. Just because Lorenzo is a year older?
-
Last year was their tanking year. They're trying to win this year. Miami is trying to tank.
-
1
-
-
None of those trades seem plausible to me. Why would a 2nd rounder get it done for Clowney? Why would a 5th be enough for Rudolph?
-
He also mentioned that there were a lot of teams interested in Josh Allen and had him as their #1 or #2 QB on the board. Not sure if I completely believe that, but he claimed the Giants would have taken him if not Barkley, he claimed he was the #2 QB for the Browns. Arizona preferred Josh Allen. The idea was that he was high on everyone's board and much more favored than the national media realized.
-
1
-
2
-
-
He finally caught a break. Hope it never comes back and he can focus on healing and getting stronger. He's just been ravaged physically.
-
1
-
-
That's disappointing advice. Nothing real there.
-
3 hours ago, whatdrought said:
1 pick for say the next three years... who does he replace in the top 8?
Even this year he's a hard pick because you just don't know if his body will hold up... If I had to pick a QB for one year right now it would be hard picking Brees or Brady.
I'd take him over anyone besides maybe Rodgers.
-
Hmm. I disagree with much of your list, but I think the biggest issue is how low you have Drew Brees.
-
55 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
On the one hand, I have a lot of sympathy for your point of view.
On the other hand, having myself to deal with two family members who have diagnosed neuropsychological deficits - if the ability to control himself is just gone, erased by neurological damage, it's kind of a slippery slope. He may not be able to control aspects of his own actions.
It gets difficult to parse. On the one hand, one can probably take responsibility for being aware that one has a deficit, and avoiding situations which involve that deficit.
On the other hand, if the ability to think clearly and acknowledge deficits is gone...
Like I said, in general I'm with you, but disease processes that affect thinking and decision making do create a fuzzy line.
If you don't get what I'm saying, then likely you have never have a family member with a head injury or psychiatric disorder, or an elder going into dementia and I hope you don't.I agree completely. But the comment I quoted talked about alcohol, drugs, or CTE potentially being the culprits. If somebody has a mental handicap, that's a completely different issue. I realize CTE is a mental issue as well, but you don't see that linked to raping elderly women often.
-
I guess they also have to predict which juniors are going to declare for the draft.
This is why mock drafts are just not worth much. But, gets people to read them.
-
12 hours ago, freddyjj said:
What does this have to do with the Bills?
Two Bills Drive
"Discussing the Buffalo Bills and the NFL 24 hours a day since 1998!"
“Retired” TE Ben Watson considering Bills among other teams,****SIGNED WITH PATS
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted
We play them week 4, so he should be suspended that game. Good for us, I guess. Them missing pieces is better than nothing.