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Ray Stonada

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  1. I have a question for ya, Gunner.

     

    I feel like CBs have a very high value to teams, higher than I intuitively would have thought. Obviously the way the passing game and wide receivers dominated for a long time, they became more important.

     

    But now that teams seem to be shifting back towards power run games, do you think we will see WRs and CBs start to lose relative value, and RBs and LBs gain?

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  2. 13 minutes ago, Giuseppe Tognarelli said:

    Why is this a thread? Anyone can ask ChatGPT the same question and get a different result. ChatGPT isn't some novel thing anymore. If you aren't using it in your daily life -- or at least if you haven't replaced Google with it -- you're not trying at all.


    My bad. Sorry you had to read this thread.

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  3. 3 minutes ago, Draconator said:


    Claude is my go to AI. I asked it to do the same:

     

    I'll simulate a potential career trajectory for Josh Allen. As I don't have information beyond October 2024, I'll create a plausible simulation based on his career trajectory up to that point and typical NFL quarterback career patterns.

     

    Josh Allen Career Simulation (2025-2035)

     

    2025 Season (Age 29)

    Allen continues his prime years with the Bills, throwing for 4,400 yards, 37 touchdowns, and 13 interceptions. His rushing ability remains effective with 550 yards and 7 touchdowns on the ground. The Bills reach the AFC Championship but fall to the Bengals in a close game.

     

    2026 Season (Age 30)

    A career-best season for Allen, who throws for 4,700 yards, 42 touchdowns, and just 11 interceptions. He adds 500 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns. The Bills finally break through, defeating the 49ers in Super Bowl LXI as Allen wins Super Bowl MVP with a 3-touchdown performance.

     

    2027 Season (Age 31)

    Allen's production remains elite (4,350 yards, 35 TDs, 12 INTs) but the Bills struggle with injuries to key players. They lose in the Divisional Round to the Chiefs.

     

    2028 Season (Age 32)

    Buffalo rebuilds parts of their roster. Allen throws for 4,200 yards with 33 touchdowns, adding 450 rushing yards as his running style becomes slightly more selective to preserve his health. The Bills return to the AFC Championship but lose to the Chargers.

     

    2029 Season (Age 33)

    Allen's second Super Bowl run. He throws for 4,500 yards and 38 touchdowns while rushing for 400 yards. The Bills defeat the Eagles in Super Bowl LXIV, with Allen winning his second Super Bowl MVP award.

     

    2030 Season (Age 34)

    Allen begins to show subtle signs of aging but remains highly effective, throwing for 4,100 yards and 32 touchdowns. His rushing drops to 300 yards as he focuses more on pocket passing. The Bills lose in the Divisional Round.

     

    2031 Season (Age 35)

    A challenging year as Allen misses 4 games with a shoulder injury. He finishes with 3,200 yards and 24 touchdowns in 13 games. The Bills make the playoffs but exit in the Wild Card round.

     

    2032 Season (Age 36)

    Allen bounces back with a healthy season, throwing for 3,900 yards and 30 touchdowns. His running game is now limited (200 yards), but his experience and arm talent keep him among the league's better quarterbacks. The Bills reach the Divisional Round.

     

    2033 Season (Age 37)

    After contract negotiations, Allen and the Bills agree on what's likely his final Buffalo contract. He throws for 3,700 yards and 28 touchdowns as the Bills reach the playoffs but lose in the Wild Card round.

     

    2034 Season (Age 38)

    Allen's final full season with Buffalo sees him throw for 3,400 yards and 25 touchdowns. The Bills miss the playoffs for the first time in years.

    2035 Season (Age 39)

     

    Allen announces his retirement midway through the season after the Bills start 3-6. He finishes his career with approximately:

    62,000 passing yards

    480 passing touchdowns

    7,000 rushing yards

    75 rushing touchdowns

    2 Super Bowl wins

     

    Allen is elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility in 2041.

     

    Weirdly similar to ChatGPT!

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  4. I loved Diggs from 2020-2022, although the signs of his narcissism were there.

     

    I’ve never seen a Bills player tank like he did in 2023 after Brady became OC. I think he did it to hide how his own skills were declining, maybe even from himself.
     

    Taking himself off the field on third downs in close games. Hard for me to forgive that kind of selfishness. 

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  5. Hurts was dialed in from the beginning, took exactly what was there, and put every throw on the money. He built that 34-0 lead with the perfect rainbow to Devonta Smith, which killed the Chiefs dead. Just would not let them lose.

     

    There's no way you give it to Sweat or DeJean when Hurts played that well. 

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