Virgil

Jets 24 Bills 3 Zach Wilson bounces back from a tough week and proceeds to play solid ball control football. Even without Hall and his top receiver, The Jets are able to control the clock and slowly wear down our defense. Josh continues his reckless second-half play against the Packers and throws a pick-6 in the 4th quarter. The Diggs touchdown streak comes to a crashing end and the defense fails to record a single sack Damn it! I was too late. Please let me be dead to you too!

I think his stats are very deceiving. I don't see a QB who's figured it out, doesn't throw guys open, and doesn't have the arm strength to fit ball into tight windows more than 15 yards down field. He's been a product of a great system so far. Just my opinion

I think the Tua situation will be easy to manager for them, unfortunately for us. If I'm them, I let him play out his contract and even test FA. I don't see another team throwing a lot of money at him. Tua looks to be benefiting from the system and those around him, not a guy you can put on any team and make them better. He will still get paid, but as of right now, I don't think he breaks top 10 money. Therefor, I don't think the Dolphins are in any rush to sign him. Fortunately for us, they won't have the money to pursue a Lamar if he becomes available.

That is an insane contract for a guy who's been injured half of his career

I typically agree, but their Honey Cajun wings are amazing! Also, their pizza logs are great too

It still bothers me that Duff's is in first. Bar Bill and Gabriel's Gate are just so much better.... But I am impressed this thread keeps popping back up

I’m happy with this move. Probably not a lot available out there, so getting a guy who knows the system and has started in the past is a win.

Can he pass protect?

Is that confirmed?

Bears traded for Chase Claypool

You forgot the 5 yard piggy back ride he gave the Packers player

“Just the tip” is my favorite game

The Chiefs always seem to get played tough by their division opponents. They also lost to the Colts. We lost to the Dolphins, whom we've owned in recent years. All of the early season predictions are way off. Point is, both teams will lose games they are projected to win and I'm sure it will be tight race down until the last few weeks.

The Jets have a solid defensive line and Sauce seems to be legit. However, have you seen Wilson throw the ball?

Wait, we won? I can’t tell from some of these posts

After Philly, I disagree. The Vikings and 49ers have been made to look pedestrian by certain teams. The 49ers have their divisions number. Dallas has a good defense, but are too erratic on offense. I agree the AFC is not what we thought they’d be. After Buffalo and KC, I’d say the the 3-10 teams in the AFC and NFC are a wash

We ran 8 different defensive coverages against the Chiefs. Are you kidding me with this?

Tip of the ball 100% hit the ground

I mean, wasn’t it more bizarre that the Packers kept running the ball in the 4th when down by 17? If we did that, you’d be writing that post.

Yup, saw the same atmosphere at the Monday night game. Those extra hour to drink really hit some

Beane wouldn’t be doing his job if he wasn’t reaching out about any potential team improving player. But sometimes a call is just a call

I feel like I'm taking crazy pills here. There's always going to be exceptions to the rules and times when players line up at different spots on the field, but they are still considered to be an overall X, Y, Z position player. You will always have one off's, like any tiny person the Patriots used at wide receiver, but that's doesn't change the overall concept for the hundreds of other positions. Cupp is a player who thrives in the slot, but he's clearly their #1 receiver, similar to an Edelman. So maybe I retract that he shouldn't be listed as a slot receiver, but I still think that's an unfair comparison. There's receivers like Cupp and Jefferson, now Diggs to a certain degree, that you move around to create mismatches, but at their core, Diggs and Jefferson are outside receivers. If you built an ProBowl team, you aren't putting Diggs and Jefferson in the slot. Ed McCaffrey was the perfect example of a slot receiver. Usually not a burner, can take a hit over the middle, and finds space. Beasley was a slot, even if he didn't finish second in total yardage. I feel like people want to use one-off situations to define the entire position.

Hmmm, my brain was failing me. I would say he was primarily a slot, but due to lack of depth or whatever reasons, he was the primary a lot.

A slot receiver should almost primarily by the #3 receiver on a team. If only Davis and Diggs are stacked up top, I'm not going to say one of them is a slot receiver going forward

Cupp being listed as a slot is just cheating and skews the whole list. I get that he lines up there a lot, but he's not a slot receiver