Billy Claude

33% of James Cooks career fumbles have occured in the last two games. Obviously you don't want this to be a trend but he doesn't really have a history of fumbling issues.

Plus there should be a rule that you are not eligible for DPOW if your team is playing the Jets. Also, the DPOW is at least partially a team award, I don't think they were going to give it to someone on a team that gave up 35 points unless it was a truly historic performance.

Well we've just had three pages basically saying he's a poor man's Stefon Diggs if only Brady used him correctly -- I would say there's a lot of people in the board who are expressing "love" for Moore.

I never understood the board's love for Moore. There is a reason that the Browns made no effort to resign him even though they have absolutely no-one behind Jeudy. A guestion: If it is true that Moore asked for his release, do the Bills get off the hook for any of the 2.5M gauranteed?

Ok thanks. I was definitely wrong about the his catch rate last uear -- relied on AI and it gave me 50%.

However, except for 2023 his catch rate was significantly lower than team average. As an apple to apples comparison, Jeudy (obviously a much better WR) had a catch rate of 63% last year while averaging 13 yards per catch versus Moore's 8.8. If you are only getting 8.8 yards per reception your catch rate should be almost RB level. I question why people feel that Brady should call some deep shots for Elijah Moore when Moore has no history of any success doing that. The guy has 9 receiving TDs in 4.5 years, more than half of which occurred in a 6 week period at the end of his rookie season.

Elijah Moore also had a 51% catch rate for Cleveland last year, by far the worse on the team. It wasn't because he was being targeted deep. He only averaged 8.8 yards per catch. There's a reason the Browns made no effort to keep him.

Video reviews is one thing that should go to AI. At least it ought to be able to do it quickly even if it gets it wrong just as often as humans.

It is crazy that the NFL lets a team use their own footballs. Is there any other team sport that lets a team do this?

I'll bet the source for last bit was Rex Ryan.

I don't think Frazier got much credit from the fans even for the regular season defense. It was typically assumed that it was mostly McDermott.

So, maybe Leslie Frazier wasn't the bum that the majority of people seem to think he was? I was always amazed at the lack of credit he got for being DC of the #1 and #2 ranked defenses in 2021 and 2022.

It really did look like the refs had the Dolphins giving the points.

That's not true. There's still a lot of screaming about anti-Bills refereeing and especially about perceived anti-Allen bias. It's just more irrational than before.

Yes, in 2024 they changed the rules to let private equity own 10 per cent of a team. That is the reason for the spate of sales of minority shares in teams.