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This is not true. He had a stretch where he was very good in-between 21-22 but has never by higher than 10th ever in FG%. He also has been horrific in the playoffs forever. He’s a 70% FG kicker in the postseason. That’s unforgivable. And he has a terrible NICKNAME!

? Pennies make pounds. Paying a fully guaranteed contract to a guy who ended up your fifth WR who was instantly cut the second an upgrade was available was hardly a financial success. Add it to the $5M GTD we gave Lae’l Collin to show up to camp that’s $7.2M wasted on back of the roster guys who aren’t even on the roster today lol. I wonder why the cap situation is so unhealthy!

Man, if only there was this really smart guy who wanted to trade for DJ last year pre-draft AND post-draft. If only if only

We have had some bangers this calendar year. Diggs cryptic comments part deux.

This ends this discussion right? Beane admitted the WR room was a disaster when he dusted off John Brown and Cole Beasley’s corpses in 2022 midseason. Now that he has traded for Cooper, that’s a similar admission that the group brought to camp WAS garbage, that the mantra of “everyone eats, we don’t need a #1 WR” was total spin zone to forget that Mack Hollins and co are not quality NFL receivers, etc etc. The group got so much quietly better this offseason that after Beane took a $40M cap hit for a second round pick that he turned around in week 5 and gave away a third for an actual good WR. It’s ova.

Another Beane magic trick. How to make cap space…… disappear

I guess our WR’s are now loudly better instead of quietly.

#2 is really readily apparent. Po and Hyde got old, so it’s not like we miss their 2024 versions. But we absolutely miss their 2020-2021 versions. Rapp is a little bit more active but not great and Hamlin is an actual disaster when asked to do anything, even preventing a big play on his side of the field. Ideally, Bishop could take the starting job and become trustworthy in that role, but he’s clearly not ready, even in spot duty. I’m getting to the point where I would send him out there and if he gets abused so be it. Hamlin is not gonna be on the roster in 2025, and with this looking like a flawed team without true SB intentions, I would rather him take his lumps out there now.

Is it sustainable to win games with no receiver having more than 3 catches ever?

Crunch the numbers and let us know. What we do know is that less TO’s is STRONGLY correlated with winning. Point blank. It cannot be argued. No matter how many arm punts you argue they were. It’s a good thing to not turn it over. Be happy.

If they are largely irrelevant, why do we talk about how Josh has so many less this season every week? I know folks know that TO’s are one of the most important things when it comes to correlation to winning. Calling them “irrelevant” when we can’t stop talking about how Josh isn’t turning it over as much is funny lol

No it’s not. His TD/TO ratio wasn’t even the best in the NFL. He had lots of TD’s. He also had lots of TO’s. He now has lots of TD’s without lots of TO’s. These are good things.

That catch, as hilarious it looked in slo-mo, was above replacement level imo. Davis certainly looked great tonight compared to his spot duty earlier. I was more concerned he was a total bust. I don’t like drafting RBs but drafting bust RB’s hurts a lot more.

I guess if he’s still protecting a toe now, with barely playing, I don’t know if he’s going to get that pop back this season. Next year certainly possible. Turf toe feels like one of those injuries like the soft tissues (hamstrings) that linger all year.

Samuel 2 years ago on that crosser gets 15 yards and maybe more in space. Instead he gets caught from behind with a step and tackled short of the sticks. not sure if he’s hurt or shot. But I don’t think that Samuel is coming back

Nah just two crummy teams playing crummy ball.

What

The offense stinks. Paid a QB a quarter of a billion to be a running team. May as well go get Tannehill.

Compared to the OP's claim that Derrick Henry was the missing link for the 2024 Bills, my post should be nominated for a Nobel Prize.

Looks like the 4 division winners, ultimately very close to how the seeding will end up if you swap Baltimore and KC The Bills being the 4th division winner and losing in the WC round in a blowout loss to the best bad team or the worst good team would be very on brand.

We've struggled horrifically against the only good teams we have played this season. We have looked very good against the 27th ranked defense Cardinals, the 32nd ranked offense Dolphins and the 31st ranked defense Jags who are collectively 5-12 on the season. That's a picking top 5 in the draft record. Hang the banner!

We are. We are averaging 15 PPG and 130 passing yards in our last 2 games. With a great RB. Another old good RB ain't changing that.

Does he play WR? Too soon? Congrats man!

We are struggling to win in September and October, I don't think the missing piece is "grinding out tough yards in cold weather."

Chiefs' offense isn't good and hasn't been for awhile.