Simon

This is not true

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It is a very, very tricky line to navigate, keeping those kinds of people away while at the same time making sure we never cross that line into smothering alternative opinions. I tend to err on the side of more open discussion because I think it creates a better forum than erring on the side of squelching unconventional takes. fwiw, two of those people you're talking about just got tossed out on their ear for a month or more and are now on double secret probation forever.

If you see any individuals repeatedly dragging this stuff into unrelated threads, please give me a heads up or a report. If it's just mass hysteria building on itself by gathering parrots, then there's little choice but to ride out the wave. 🤷‍♂️

If you can't complete it, I don't think coordinators consider it a threat.

Josh Allen does not throw the 9 well. His first few years when he was overprotective of the ball he was constantly overthrowing guys to keep it away from NFL corners. He was smart enough to recognize the issue and as he got more confident he started taking a little off his throws but it often resulted in underthrows that turned good separation into contested catches (note to Keon; when Josh waves you to go deep, he doesn't mean go deep, he means go DEEP. You are not likely to outrun that arm young fella). It's one part of his game that he really hasn't been able to fully develop yet and I wonder if McBeane is reluctant to bring in one-dimensional track stars to run routes that Allen doesn't throw well. Add that to the fact that it's really hard to find a combination of true speed and blocking ability (which they clearly want most of their WRs to have) and it could be a legitimate reason why they seem more interested in the Shakirs, Samuels, Diggs and Colemans of the world than they do the Worthys and THills.

He couldn't block with the injured wrist.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/401671886/ravens-bills https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/401220397/ravens-bills It's April The fact that you need to use hyperbole to support your complaint is more illuminating than the complaint itself

Because the DL is 10x more important to a football team than the WR room We're better than the Packers and Texans every year partly because we're better in the trenches. And your heroes in KC, who haven't won a single championship because of their WRs, have spent exactly as many draft picks on passcatchers in the past 3 years as the Bills have. ........

The Bills have one of the best OLines in the NFL and just spent 3 of their top 4 picks on defensive trenchmen from the SEC. And it's still not enough for you. 🤷‍♂️

It's April

The amount of crying about the roster 4 months before a game is played can sometimes be stunning.

Alrighty gangsters, I've been staring at this f'ing computer for 3 days and Mrs Simon keeps walking through the room with a Louisville Slugger so I'm out. Thanks for all the entertainment! Have fun and don't tip picks 🤙

You did make it like 11 minutes after the CB pick

They redrafted Josh Allen so they can put him on a rookie contract

That was my first thought as well

J-E-S-T...

We're getting ***** with now

<Alec Anderson sprints to the weight room>

Well, they finally crawled out of the SEC/Big10 goldmine

First pick outside the SEC/Big10 goldmine

Oooohh somebody called that a short while ago

Ralonzo just shot his dog Oh wait, no worries. it was somebody else's dog