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The whole timeline of where they were as a franchise and roster building really is escaping you, huh?

Bills win + Ravens loss. Bills win + Chargers loss + Raiders loss. These are just two of the scenarios to clinch a spot this week.

Well why don’t you break down exactly why Josh COULD be “fast-tracked” or whatever? You just said the offense was bad around him… well there’s a reason he couldn’t be 2020 Josh Allen right there out of the box and you admitted it. They’re not excuses? You asked for REASONS why Murray could be fast-tracked and Allen could not. You seem to live in a very strange world.

Playing time definitely factors in to this discussion… but raw doesn’t just have to do with playing time. Level of competition in college, level of coaching, level of coaching HS, outside QB camps, etc. Kyler was a 5-star recruit that was exposed to high level football and coaching much earlier than Josh. There was a lot that Josh still had to figure out when he got to the NFL. Kyler will also likely have to throw for ~30 TDs for the first time in his career to reach that mark.

Don’t take a RB in the first round.

Oddly enough, I believe this interview process right now is new and supposed to alleviate those issues. Ironically the Bills proposed this past offseason that interviews should begin after the conference championships and hiring should take place after the Super Bowl. The rest of the teams didn’t go for it because they felt it would set them back for free agency/draft planning.

Falcons could be down their CB2, starting slot and starting FS on Sunday.

Most of the conversation I’ve seen here is about how Josh should at least be in the discussion. Some people are throwing him out entirely Rodgers should win with Josh as the runner up again. Issue is it doesn’t seem like he’s even getting that recognition.

As well as division rival players (See Wilkins, Christian)

Tajae Sharpe has also been a starter for them this year

I want him in Buffalo so bad. I’ve wanted him in Buffalo since before he signed with Chicago and then with Atlanta. RB, WR, KR, PR and a gunner. You’d condense Matt Breida, Emmanuel Sanders, Jake Kumerow, Marquez Stevenson, Taiwan Jones in to one player. Now you have 3 real RB active each week and 6 real WR. I think the flexibly to play RB but also split out and play WR would be an absolute nightmare in this offense. We’d have so much flexibility to run 5 WR sets with the ability to threaten run with him. At his age he probably gets $6-$7M a year for 2-3 years. The roster flexibility he would provide would be absolutely wonderful. Unfortunately I could see a bad team offering close to $10M/year and he’d be wasted. Singletary/Moss/Patterson Diggs Davis Beasley Patterson McKenzie? Stevenson/Draft Pick?

I actually sent him a book with a note a few years back when the article came out about him being a big reader. He wrote me back as well. I was impressed by that.

Okay… so you’re just going off a few instances in your head that you’ve singled out because you dislike McDermott’s coaching style. But when you look at the entire portfolio… it’s just not the case… https://edjsports.com/posts/bf60603b-8b6b-4ec9-a673-4e749689e702

That doesn’t mean stats lie. It just means people don’t understand them or understand how to use them.

My thoughts exactly. You’ve got Mac Jones, selected 15th overall in New England with a supporting cast designed to support him. Not to mention the greatest coach of all-time. You’ve got Davis Mills, selected in the 4th by Houston with a supporting cast made up of? Meanwhile the head coach is a WR coach turned QB coach turned HC.

According to Dolphins fans… this Dolphins team is like the early 2000s Patriots. Tua is elite and just needs an offensive line. The Saints defense is better than Tennessee and New England.

Luck. They’re bottom 5 in the NFL in like everything. All of their wins are 1 score wins. 7-2 in 1 score games. They’re the anti-Bills in that regard. Statistically teams are .500 in 1 score games. If you outperform that in a given season, you’re generally playing above your capabilities and due for regression backs towards .500 in 1 score games in the following season. They’ll likely play closer to the 4-5 win team they should be on paper. I’m not saying it’s going to be a gimme… but their record isn’t an indication of their true performance.

Honestly Tua looks almost identical to them as well.

Top guy is Mac Jones… bottom guy is Davis Mills.

Alllllright. TBD finest not understanding what stats look like… shocker.

Does anyone care to guess who QB1 and QB2 are? This will be a fun exercise. ***EDIT: These are per game stats.

They’re averaging an elite 22 points on offense during their 6 game win streak. A cool 3 points so far tonight.

Haha come on. It’s not because of Tua. They did the same thing last year. He’s a game manager that gets bailed out by a decent defense against bad teams.

I don’t really consider a QB that throws 3 yard outs and screens every play as a good QB.

If PFR is right, then yes. He edged out Dan Fouts by less than 2% of the vote. Interesting enough, in those years a QB or RB was always the runner up.