NoHuddleKelly12

TC threads are like Christmas in July after the drought of the offseason, lovin’ this!!!

^^^^This; plus his timely humor scattered throughout like a smothered, covered and scattered Waffle House hash brown dish that cures what ails ya!

Isn’t Allen’s completion % directly affected by whether or not his receivers hold on to the ball?

Post of the day, hands down bro!

Where was your hot take positivity when Josh was completing 72% yesterday? Just curious

It’s not easy finding negatives when they are needles in the haystacks of positivity emanating from SJF this week!

Great post, good insight. Just think, all of the quality depth you referenced has been accumulated in the course of only one short offseason—by taking our poison pill salary cap head on in one year as opposed to punting the football for the sake of middling space over longer period of time, the needed flexibility to make this happen was won. Beane should be up for exec of the year if these pieces all come together in such a short turnaround!

I don’t necessarily disagree about what Allen was surrounded with to start last year, but you also have to account for the cap issues that were being purged which affected how many quality FA’s could be brought in, plus the draft capital used in getting Allen and Edmunds to begin with, as opposed to being able to go “hog wild” with FA and the draft this year to help Josh out. That said, the coaching hires could’ve been better from the get go, and QB room issues as well. But all of this appears to have been worked out in time to start this year off right and giving Josh the tools he needs to take the next step.

If I keep doing this, I hear my abs will get flat in no time! (I kid because I love :))

At least you qualified that hot mess, so I’ll add my own too—with all due respect, and given the way Josh ended the year and has worked through the offseason, I think your train of thought will suffer as follows...

And why no franchise deserves a dynasty of sustained success more, imho!

Yup...bossman walking...like a boss!

Perhaps they can add a segment on what's the difference between a garage sale and a yard sale? I'd get something useful out of that methinks...

1a. Own the AFC E. 2a. Beat legendary HOF QB's to get to said SB's, including Elway, Marino, Moon and Montana. 3a. It's a miracle the franchise still had a fanbase by the time Josh Allen was drafted.

It must be a conspiracy of some sort--today my "Garmin speak Alexa" kept turning on WEEI out of Boston as a similar station, every time I asked her to play WGR on the Radio.com app; I was forced to go old school and do it manually through the app on my phone. I wonder if she'll be more likely to play the Rochester station.

I was hoping that part was made up at least, but have wasted enough minutes listening to them now to know that absolutely happened

Congrats, your certificate for post of the day suitable for framing will hit the mail shortly.

I really don't get the vitriol directed his way--sure, he may not be the most refined or eloquent with his grammar, but I thoroughly enjoy what he brings to the table in terms of inside knowledge of the game, his timely anecdotes, and interaction with Murph. I guess that makes me a homer though?

Or at the very least, one where he consistently feels the need to look beyond the numbers and inject something else into it. That show is pretty much insufferable to listen to on so many levels. I much prefer the team oriented propaganda mill of OBL--and am not ashamed to admit it.

It's usually not reasoned, that's the crux of the problem, imho. However, when called for, such as during the doldrums of the early-mid 2018 season, many of us in the "sunnyside up" camp were giving it both barrels on this board, and rightfully so at the time. Nothing would've made me happier than to see most of the coordinators/coaching staff fired by weeks 4 or 5, and now in hindsight, that was premature. But regardless, my point is, I think it's a mistake to say those who are consistently negative face "intolerance" regardless of their reasoning; it's more of a push back where no credible evidence supporting a particular negative position is offered to go along with the hot take. But I may be mistaken I suppose, wouldn't be the first time.

Sad. Did he also make any mention of the fact that Tyrod couldn't regain his starting gig over a rook in Cleveland?

My fav quote: Note that I’m not using the phrase “but he dropped it” or “it was thrown in the wrong place”.

Allows focus on the passing concepts for install/timing --not a great article on it, but basics here: https://www.answers.com/Q/Which_positions_are_involved_in_a_7_on_7_football_drill

Tasker's comment that a lot of the 3rd string WR's will suddenly get starting roles in preseason games where they are expected to flawlessly run plays they've possibly never run in practice (just watching the 1st string run them, for example) was somewhat sobering to consider, on their behalf.