TheCockSportif

But did he really fleece the Bills? The Bills, with no QB prospect in sight, no organizational plan for the path forward that I'm aware of, an owner at the literal age of my grandmother (she died at 96), Buddy Nix as GM, Gailey as HC, and no other options... reached. They had no other choice. But then again, good on that dude. For a player of his stature, he lasted way longer in the league than anyone could've ever imagined.

It took a team effort.

He does make it look hard at times. No, not hard like *that*. The game of NFL football.

I don't think that you go down swinging with this QB.

It looks like there was contact, but all I saw was a bunch of bodies hitting each other. So maybe not directly on the knee, but all you need it for your knee to bend in a certain way, and...

They aren't going to give anything away for free. Look at all the picks that they gave away already... for the Ghost of Russell Wilson.

That's just the tip of the iceberg. Marv being GM was grim, at best.

Great defense can't remove the stench of Jimmy G. Hmm, where have I seen this story before? Ah yeah. It was here.

We're talking about the Dolphins. They tampered and tried to bring in TB, along with an ownership stake, and got caught. They pushed Tua back in -- in the Bills' game. They pushed him back early after that. Nothing about this surprises me.

Every game this year is a trap game, because if the Bills lose their position then they'll definitely need to go through KC again. It's doable, but then again, it's not ideal. One hopes that someone else in the conference will have enough gas in the tank to finish that job, and I kind of doubt it, but we'll see. Having written that, KC at BUF for AFC-CG would be sublime.

And maybe that's it. Herbert got damaged early in season, and in ways that (god willing) Allen never does. Plus I have *zero* hope that the Chargers will ever win a SB, and I'm fine with that.

Because he's great at fielding teams who offend the passionate football fan?

Dude is tapped, and it's over. I have seen nutcase after nutcase over the years play at a high level in the NFL (Ray Lewis, Pac-man, looking at you, among others). Rodgers, barring some miraculous infusion of care, is done.

One would have to think that GB's luck has run out. And apparently, is has. Lose good players? Check. QB who lost his passion for the game? Check.

Ah, you're right! Forgot about that guy!

You never know until they play the game, but who is there really in the NFC ATM? Philly? Vikings? Seattle or LA Rams in an outside chance? Uhh, drop off, drop off, uhh, hmm. Hard to say.

Also, Marquise Goodwin is still in the league?! Just noticed that now.

Less than 40 yards for CMC. I still kinda regret that he isn't on the roster. HAHA.

Yeah, I kinda wonder about that commentary, you know, given last week and all...

I remember when some were butt hurt when Jimmy G didn't land here in 2014. Thank god. Yeah, the Bills sucked a LOT between then and 2017, but they made the right choice in waiting to draft a real QB.

So, to summarize: he got the HC fired, he got kinda caught up in a pump 'n' dump scheme with Miami (QB + partial ownership), his wife had enough, they hired a new and lifeless HC, there is a void of OL talent, and here we are. How did I do here? Godspeed to that guy. Oh, I mean. NOT godspeed. But you get it.

Allen. Because he's crushing without.

Maybe that is the case. I don't know. There is a certain lack of passion to what he does, and while the org hasn't done him any favors, you've gotta show up. Even Kelly in his later years was still hyper competitive.

Well, given that they aren't going to give him up, the hypothetical is not the reality. The Giants are respectable at the moment, to say the least. And maybe Daboll isn't so bad either (I thought that he was good when he was here).

Yes, we know this, but again (replied to another comment here), JA17 had to work with a lot less before the run started in 2020. Rodgers is woeful, but he's a HOF player most likely, so what gives?