Ethan in Cleveland

Funny... Except Cleveland Orchestra is world renowned. Currently ranked #7 in the world.

Workshop Elliptical French Restaurant Symphony Make it home in time for the 4th quarter

Call it what it really is. It's racism 101. Angry black man versus passionate white man. OBK kicks a net- he is out of control. Brady yells at his o-line he is a leader. Diggs can't control his emotions and takes it out on a tablet. Belichick does the same and throws a phone. If any black coach did what Trent Dilfer did two weeks ago he would never work again.

Of course it is the exception. And of course they are different jobs. I didn’t say all CBs could play safety. But implying posters that think a CB can play safety don't know what they are talking about is not accurate and as shown factually untrue in notable cases.

You do know both Hyde and Poyer played corner? Also some other noname guys named Lott and Woodson played corner before moving to safety.

Agree with everything except your examples. Bosa and Miles are 3 inches taller and 25 - 30 pounds heavier than Miller. So in that context Miller would have a far better chance to succeed at OLB in a pinch than those guys.

I thought the same thing. Floyd probably could play the OLB spot in a pinch better than Miller at this point.

Good thread. I think you are forgetting the West Coast offense however. That would fall into the 3 downs to get 10 yards just replacing the short run with the short high percentage pass. Much more than 3 yards and a cloud of dust. I think as others have said it is about the opponent. If they are going to blitz a lot then you are looking for that opportunity to exploit it and get a big play. If they play two deep shell all game then you need to dink and dunk and run methodically down the field committing few errors.

Lol. I know that's why I said I have no proof.

Blake Bortles disagrees...

Bills historically don't defend running QBs well over multiple regimes. I have no actual proof of that, just a gut feeling. The notable exception is Lamar who they seem to defend well. That said I'm not sure who is the bigger run threat Jones or Taylor. Taylor was a run threat probably more because of Greg Roman than anything else. This game should be over mid 3rd quarter. Bills should not need to attempt a pass after the first drive of the second half.

That is fair Who is you goat? Shula? Lombardi? Landry? Reid? Mine would be Bill Walsh.

499ers? That is some serious inflation!!!

This is so far off

Bojorquez is still in the league

I predicted Stefanski before the season started. I still don't think he makes it to the end of the season. When the 49ers crush the Browns and Purdy outplays the sex offender Cleveland fans are going to go nuclear

Only for a corner. But even then probably not. Let him walk and get a late round comp pick

Allen lost game 1 WRs and injuries cost us game 5 Bills can play with anyone and the AFC is not nearly as good as it was supposed to be. If offense can stay healthy they can make a SuperBowl run with Allen. After years of beating up McDermott the biggest liability on this team may be Dorsey.

Nope. Let Williams play.

Not necessarily true. Beane went and got Benjamin for a playoff run. Last year he got Hines So he has made some moves

KC lost both starting OTs in the playoffs a few years ago. It cost them the SuperBowl and gave Brady another ring. But otherwise they have seemingly been lucky

Really in the dumps right now. I can handle the losses but the catastrophic injuries these past two years really have me down. Seriously questioning why I still watch and care. Seeing grown men crying and literally dying on the field knowing their season and maybe their careers are over. All so some broadcast network can charge more for a commercial of something I would never purchase. The 90's teams had injuries but our core guys never missed huge chunks of time. I have no idea if injuries are more frequent now or more catastrophic. I know surgery and recovery is better than ever. Yet it still feels so hopeless. All the emotional investment we as a community invest only for it to be sprained, torn, or broken in seconds. Losing Milano is a gut shot I'm not sure I can get over.

Exaclty. Its not science so blaming the field when both teams played on it is not a solid conclusion. It's likely 90% bad luck, 5% bad technique, and 5% the surface whether that is turf or frozen grass.

He's still overcorrecting from a few years ago. When he missed his long passes in the past they were too far. Now it seems he is trying his best not to overshoot the WR.

It took Lawrence's best throw as a NFL QB to make that play. He was about to get drilled and Hyde's coverage while not great was not bad either. It was a brilliant throw. If that ball is 6 inches further we are praising McD for a great call.