Buffalo03

You realize that the internet was even out yet when I was born either, right? I was 9 years old in 1995 when the internet came out. The oldest millennials were 14 when the internet came out. We can remember before the internet existed. So, we don't fall in line with the blaming we get with a lot of stuff.

Which means we are older than the internet. EVERY SINGLE MILLENNIAL is older than the internet but the Millennial bashers and blamers thinks we were all born after lol

You'd be surprised. I've seen 15 year olds called "godd*amn Millennials". It's a term that gets overused when it shouldn't. They are too ignorant to realize how old most Millennials are now

It just annoys me. I'm almost 40 as a Millennial, the oldest Millennials are now 43 years old but they still get blamed for stupid things and have stuff said about them like "it's hard to interpret a Millennials tweets" like we are still 25 years old lol. I know exactly who Gene Wilder is because again, Millennials are either near 40 or over 40. But you still think they are 25 years old lol

What are you talking about? I was just defending the fact that Millennials seem to get blamed for weird stuff that aren't even Millennials. Why exactly do you think I'm not acting my age?

I'm a 38 year old Millennial 😂

Can people stop with the "Millennials" stuff? He was born in 94. One year later and he would have been Gen Z. I think you're referring more to Gen Z's than Millennials. You do realize that there are a lot of Millennials in their early 40's now, right? And a lot more are in their late 30's. Or are you one of those ones where anyone born from 1980 until now is a Millennial?

The sad face makes me think it isn't good

Ok but again, he would be leaving his team cash strapped and prolonging getting his money until later. It makes no sense. Restructuring Allen doesn't hurt him whatsoever, it helps him and the team right now. So him playing hardball over it would literally make no sense and they don't need his permission to do it

Correct. But his restructure would open up more space to possibly make all that happen. And because he has money, he would decline millions more upfront while opening up more cap space so the team can do what it can to give him the team he wants?

They have destroyed so many QBs careers. I don't know how they do it

I don't know if that's fully on him, though

I never said a restructure is a new contract. I know it's not a new contract. They would just be converting his base salary into bonuses or incentives to make more cap space. But if they make it a signing bonus, he gets the money upfront and the team doesn't need his permission to do that. So, the fact that this hasn't been done yet is weird

He would get the money more upfront. And it would save us cap space. Why would he care?

Not an extension. A restructure. The team doesn't need Allen's permission to do that. They can just simply convert his money to a signing bonus. He doesn't have to agree to it. That's why it's strange to me this hasn't been done yet

Not sure what's taking him so long with an Allen restructure. He seems to want to find other ways of making it happen without doing that

SUPER BOWL!!!

What if he wants the sun?

😂 😂

So, I shouldn't make any posts comparing Allen and Mahomes?

But I guarantee they will try to sue the NFL anyway Because games don't get this cold in weeks 14-17 either?

I don't think conditioning really has anything to do with tearing ACLs or an Achilles or spraining an ankle. Those are just unfortunate injuries that happen and even players in the best conditioning program can get them. Those are just caused by stepping wrong on the field in the moment. Conditioning would be more about keeping guys in shape and not getting hamstring injuries and stuff like that.

I gotta go with Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer. I think they would be great in this Defense

I know the difference. It's mainly just that the word is the same but have different meanings

Am I the only one that thinks that, if God forbid he has to play here, that he actually wouldn't be THAT bad? I feel like we are probably the most talented team he has been a part of and he was a #2 overall pick. There could be way worse options