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I would absolutely argue against that notion. The offense scored the most point given up by the Chiefs in Arrowhead in 2 seasons, and the defense allowed the most points the Chiefs had scored all season. The Chiefs defense was top 5, the Chiefs offense was middle of the pack. You can’t boil a 60 minute game down to a single crucial moment. All of the drives matter, and the offense performed extremely well in terms of points scored, and the defense played extremely poorly in terms of points allowed.

I wonder how much an equivalent house built in WNY would cost (same finishings and everything). $1.5m?

I’ve never rewatched an entire game, I don’t have time for that. I didn’t watch highlights from the 13 seconds game for a long time. I still avoid highlights from our playoff losses.

Might partially be the defense he plays in. He’s a coverage corner. The skills of a primarily man corner might be more valued.

Miles Sanders went from 5 yards per carry, 1300 yards, and 11 TDs with the Eagles to 3.3 yards per carry, 400 yards and 1 TD the next season. Swift last season had 4.6 yards per carry (1 yard per carry fewer than Barkley), but 100 less touches. I think that shows even mid-tier RBs can put up borderline elite stats with the Eagles o-line. What made Barkley have such a great season is he can beat LBers and DBs to break more long ones, where mid-tier RBs get tackled.

Some of the TDs Barkley scored the holes were so big I could have run through them. Barkley did special things when he got to the second level, but the blocking was really amazing. Compare to Henry, who usually has contact around the line of scrimmage and has to shrug a guy off or drag him for 3-4 yards. Imagine that dude with the Eagles o-line!

All I gather from this list, is that there aren’t a lot of great TEs out there. Knox is probably better than a bunch of these guys with starter snaps.

The curious thing, is that we aren't even regular season champions. We haven't even gotten the #1 seed in our own conference once.

At least Antonio Brown is funny. What is this guy‘s redeeming quality?

Apparently internet sleuths zoomed in on the video, recognized the logo on the bag and it appears to just be a pink lighter inside a weed bag. So he was likely just smoking weed, not “pink cocaine.” People’s imaginations really do run wild.

Not sure why we got rid of him. He would have come in handy when Milano and Bernard were out this season…Dorian Williams wasn’t as good.

What consequences were you looking for? Put him in the stocks? Public flogging? A select group of season ticket holders to throw rotten fruit at him? Bosa is making peanuts for a pass rusher. It’s a gamble because there weren’t any better options.

Didn’t Rapp catch McCaffery by the shin from behind before that game got out of control? That was a TD saving tackle. I think Rapp is accurately rated though. Below average strong safety. Passable as a starter if the other positions around him are good. Gets out of position in pass coverage pretty easily. Overcommits and injures himself and his teammates with reckless play.

I think it was like “Whose Line is it Anyway”. The points didn’t really matter and were given out somewhat arbitrarily. It was just a device to give the show some structure and move along to some conclusion.

Enjoyed this show circa 2006-2009 when I had significantly less responsibility. Watched PTI during that era as well. Also enjoyed “Cold Pizza” around that time as well. ESPN used to be pretty good.

Bills actually have a lot of good camp battles this year. If they focus on those it should be interesting TV. If they focus on Allen's fiancee, turkey burgers, and what color coat Hairston is wearing it will be less interesting (to me anyway).

I think Purdy is good, and he will probably play "good" not great on this deal. I think he can win a SB, and is a little bit above a pure game manager. But he can't elevate his team like the best QBs. Not even close.

Moore is not a gimme to make the roster.

He was a raw prospect drafted because of his ceiling. I don't think route success in his rookie season when he was injured for a good chunk of it will really tell us if he'll work out long term. We just have to cross our fingers and hope he hits that ceiling. This graphic does confirm something I saw, that Coleman is awesome catching a quick slant out of the slot. It's almost undefendable if they get the right look presnap.

I’m not saying Beane did a bad job. He is operating under cap constraints, and we are always picking at the end of the first round due to our success. I’m just not understanding the notion that our defense will be much better than last year. Based on our additions I think it will be about the same as last year (which was kind of average league-wide, and below average compared to most of the playoff teams). If the following happens, our defense will be excellent, but it depends on a lot of bets paying off. 1. Hairston steps into a starting boundary corner spot right away and plays well. 2. Bosa stays healthy all year and is a step up from the corpse of Von Miller. 3. Milano is healthy after a full offseason and is back to his Pro Bowl form. 4. Taron Johnson regains his previous All-Pro level of play. 5. Rousseau, Benford and Bernard don’t regress at all after securing the bag. Some guys just lose their hunger (see: Oliver, Ed). 6. Hoecht provides some nice pass rush, similar to Leonard Floyd when we signed him. 7. Benford doesn’t regress at all after multiple concussions. 8. The Safety position has some pairing stand out and play well. It can’t be Rapp and Hamlin as a pair again. Beane seems to be betting that some combination of Forrest, Bishop, Hancock and Rapp will work. That has yet to be seen. 9. Some combination of Carter, Sanders, Walker and Ogunjobi can outperform Daquan Jones. Beane has done what he can with limited resources. Basically trying to put guys in positions where they can grow into a role. But it’s a big question mark to me.

Most of those drafted guys you listed didn’t have great rookie seasons, even if they did eventually develop into solid or great pros. I’m talking about this upcoming season. The UFAs we added are depth guys except for Bosa. That’s not on Beane, it’s just the way it is with the cap. The UFAs we added are pretty similar to the UFAs we lost. Draft picks are a hope and a dream in terms of rookie production. Likely no draft pick will be very productive this year. That’s just how it usually is for rookies. I hope it’s not the case, but it’s the most likely scenario. Our defense was middling last season, and I kind of expect more of the same this season. We could become a top 10 defense with some luck. We could become a top 5 defense with a lot of luck (every Beane gamble pays off).

Dude has decent hands. Slower than Keon Coleman though. I remember a throw for a TD where Allen threw before Morris even turned around and he made a really nice grab. It was undefendable.

Bosa replaces Miller. That should hopefully be an upgrade. Depends a lot on Bosa’s health. I kind of think he might be on a snap count to save him for later in the season. Hoecht is in the same tier of player as Toohill and Smoot. Probably a slightly better pass rusher than those guys. Not a huge difference maker, but a nice rotational piece. Ogunjobi is just a rotational depth DT. He’s paid the same as Epenesa. Steelers fans say he’s very inconsistent. Hairston/Dane Jackson/Tre White might be better or might be worse than Rasul Douglas (and he was pretty bad last season). That’s a big question mark. Rookies don’t usually step in at boundary CB and light the world on fire, and usually when they do they are top-10 picks. We are crossing our fingers that Forrest or Bishop can step up at safety. Basically hoping players that have never played a certain role can step into that role and excel. The Bills defense might be good, and it has changed some, but it’s a huge question mark to me. There is a good chance it’s not any better than last year. Our UFAs were rotational guys (out of necessity due to cap), and most rookie defenders don’t really contribute much. How sure was everybody that Bishop would step into a starter role day 1 last year? Never happened. Basham never got there. Elam never got there.

If we are relying on rookies to be difference makers, then we are already cooked.

Won’t our new look defense still be suspended 😂