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Couldn't disagree more

I thought he turned his head up field too soon, taking his eyes off the ball

Yeah, sorry, wasn't clear. I'd like to see the retention by round, either by 5th year option or new contract I guess my point being that I think the chances of an earlier round player being good and therefore retained or having a higher subsequent value, is greater the earlier a player is drafted.

I'd like to see 5th yr options by round picked. I bet it's quite a bit higher for first rounders. So maybe it's a good idea to trade up?

Probably at least 10 other priorities to address

I think over is easy money. But I don't bet on my teams.

I think I heard that Knox never caught a TD in college. Is that correct? That's absolutely unbelievable if accurate.

Morse's head is up when Allen is making the protection calls. I'm not sure what you're getting at with this comment.

"you'll never get an easier sack in this league" Booger didn't watch yesterday's game

No, it's more than a technical violation. It would allow a team to change their personnel and scheme, depending who comes off the field.

Both are penalties

Quite a few young guys that hopefully review film study the tape and learn a lot from yesterday's game. Their growth and response is more important than their play yesterday.

Threw? Calling one of those a throw is rather generous

TEs? WR? OL?

So we don't need WRs? So what would you draft/sign?

I'd support the tweak that if a review is flippen obvious, let's reverse the call on the field. Until that starts happening, all other tweaks just don't matter.

Their NT was pushing Morse back a few feet all day. The Raven's DL made our OL look pretty bad. I've been impressed with the progress of our OL over the past 3 or so games. The Bill's OL looked like they did our first or second game this year, or dare I say like last year's OL. They were the most disappointing unit in yesterday's game in my opinion.

In my humble opinion, the times when the pocket didn't break down was the exception yesterday. The edges were runways straight to our QB. The offense as a whole just didn't execute. I'm so frustrated with the blocking on our screens and flat routes. These are badly needed against blitzes and our WRs and even TEs are constantly missing their blocking assignments. There was one yesterday where Beas was behind Singletary instead of out in front of him. The entire scheme on these is missing and missing badly. If I was an opposing DC, I'd blitz all the time until we get these fixed.

This is where I am. Mistakes of teammates in a team sport snowball and impact the performance of all.

What future would that be?

Please don't take this personal, but I have a hard time believing anyone that claims to have known how LJ was going to turn out two years ago. All the talk was about, and I mean all the talk, was about BM, SD, JA and JR. The story will most like be different two years from now.

The direction each QB is heading currently is significantly different. Baker came out hot and is faltering whereas Josh seems to be on a course of continued improvement.

I was a bit surprised when the first Q to Josh was about LJ. Then comes the second question, which again was about Lamar and the Raven's offense. I quit watching after that. I understand these questions to McD or one of the Bill's defensive staff/players. But to our QB, or any other offensive guy? Come on press.

It's hard to shake a negative. Josh is going to have to live with this for a bit longer and it'll take a lot more good passes to shake this stigma. it'll come.

Don't rush it man! You know I'm the biggest JA fan on the board. Too much too soon can kill it too. I'm gong to manage my expectations so as not to create disappointment for me. Cautious optimism... Six long and sustained drives. Three TDs, three FGs, no punts, winning the TOS. I like it.