MJS

I moved on. It is a new season.

We really don't. Christian Benford has good speed. He has an 8.14 RAS. Good size and athleticism. Cole Bishop is very athletic and fast. He has an RAS of 9.82. Even Damar Hamlin was a decent athlete with an RAS of 7. He wasn't slow or unathletic like some claim. Evan Cam Lewis is fast. He ran a 4.44 40 time. He is plenty athletic. Taylor Rapp is probably a little slow, I'll give you that. Elam was very explosive, but he is gone now and he sucked anyway. So, there isn't any truth to the Bills secondary being slow or unathletic. That is just a myth.

Starters aren't determined by their draft round. Taron Johnson is a great starter. So is Benford.

Don't tell me what to do.

I think he could be a star. We'll see.

Yeah, the longer time goes by, the harder and harder it is to provide evidence. But, justice is better served late than never. If he did it, he deserves to be punished for it. But they need to prove it. Innocent until proven guilty.

I think Sweat is pretty good. But we'll see.

He didn't play for Seattle last year. It was LA.

Sounds easy

I don't think QBs like that exist anymore because that isn't how the college game is played and NFL teams don't wait for guys to develop in that way, so to succeed you have to have some athleticism and rare physical attributes today.

I actually think a lot of those elite pocket passers would carve the league up, though, like Brees and Manning. That was the height of the QB position. QBs aren't mentally at that level anymore, in my opinion.

Tom Brady had contracts pretty far below his market value for a long time in NE. It is the agents who would throw a fit, because it directly impacts their money.

I know that. But the post is about Tom Brady and being a pocket passer like him. And I'm saying those days are over. I never claimed that there weren't dual threat QBs before. I'm saying you can't be just a pocket passer in this league anymore, at this moment in time. There has always been a place for dual threat QBs in the league, and there will continue to be.

Not even Joe Burrow is a pure pocket passer like the days of old. He still has some athleticism and can scramble and get outside of the pocket and make throws. Guys like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning would rush for 60 yards a season. That's a big difference.

The days of pure pocket passers is over.

I don't think we are supposed to enjoy anything but a Superbowl win. That's what people here say, at least.

Most of Allen's off target throws were to Kincaid. They just weren't on the same page for some reason. Kincaid is partly to blame, but Allen needs to give him better throws.

Dane Jackson is better than Elam, and he might be on par with Douglas from the 2nd half of the season. So, it isn't ideal, but Jackson does provide a floor for the position, at least. With some draft picks and more veteran signings, I'm sure the group will be fine.

My thoughts are that it is still early and a lot of things will change for the Bills before the season begins.

He was 6'2" and 225 lbs. TO was an inch taller and the same weight. AJ Brown is an inch shorter and the same weight. Moulds ran a 4.5 40 time, and AJ Brown ran a 4.49. TO didn't run one at the combine. So, those guys a good comparison.

Moulds was my favorite player as a kid. He was so good. He was a hall of fame talent, and a good QB would have put him there.

He has been doing it his entire career, not just last year.

The cap keeps going up. Teams are required to spend a minimum of their cap space. Most spend up to their cap. This means contracts go up. There isn't anything wrong with that.

The Bengals weren't even a playoff team last year, and they still have the run it back at all cost mentality. Interesting.

Gross.