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Should he also sue fan board posters who mindlessly piled on?

All things holy, YES.

There’s no point debating this if you think Mostert and Wilson are somehow a “push” with Cook and Harris. And of course, one Holland doesn’t “overcome” but yet one Milano surely does. You’re locked in and belong here. Let’s just hope you’re not disappointed this season.

TBD busts out the Andy Isabella/Wayne Chrebet comp! Let’s go!!!

Yes. The three games last year are evidence. Dolphins eked one out in the heat. Bills eked one out in the snow. Bills eked out a home playoff game against a D-league QB. Dolphins have done a good job adding high end talent to their roster. There is no gap. Best of all the rivalry is back full throttle.

Contradiction. He’s not Superman. Don’t cower from your own point.

I’m indebted if you can find that answer.

Kill shot! I’m not sure their dynasty can withstand that kind of critique.

Odd to call it “misguided.” That pang of regret would be personal, perhaps selfish. I wouldn’t want the Bills to win their first Super Bowl in an empty pandemic stadium nor against a team whose QB goes down in the first quarter. That long-anticipated payoff needs to be righteous. But that’s just me.

This is an interesting discussion given the averaged pairings and projections. Just throwing darts - Allen is a top 4-5 QB and McDermott is a top 10-12 head coach. Easy to nitpick, but the rankings seem reasonable.

Isabella is awful.

Injuries suck the life out of this sport. Nobody wants an asterisk win over a team without their best player. The attrition is so deflating.

Two schools of thought. McDermott prioritizes familiarity which gives Jackson the early nod. Have to assume he wants to see more from Elam - perhaps related to performance, work ethic, personality, who knows - before giving him more reps. He's an old school, earn it type. I do agree that knowing what you have in Jackson vs. wanting to test Elam is also a fair point. The head coach just isn't in that camp.

Allen is still young and capable, also inconsistent and tends to lose his footwork, accuracy, and brain under pressure. Can't continue to expect his arm and athleticism to overcome everything. The simple fact he's big and can withstand impact is a valid point...so far.

Past performance isn’t a reliable predictor for these players approaching their mid-30s, particularly RB and other speed reliant positions. The cliff is close and it’s steep and injuries an ever-increasing factor.

No telling if/when Miller plays this year. Hopefully Floyd has something left in the tank to cover in the meantime. Ford, Jones, and Oliver? They’re fine. Average.

Cincy debacle was also the D-line. At least the Jets have one line going for them.

I thought this poster was being serious for a second. You got me!

Not sure what qualifies as hype, but the AFCE should absolutely be competitive. Bills, Dolphins, and Jets are good teams on equal footing and all threats for first place. I give the Dolphins a slight edge, but it wouldn’t surprise me if all three finish with 10-11 wins. Patriots will have a capable defense and O’Brien should help Jones. They won’t be an auto win for the other three.

Interested to see what O’Brien can do with Jones. Helps to actually have an OC.

Beane literally signed him off the couch last year. I'm curious if he has anything left assuming he's been training. He's a good dude.

It’s not perfectly fine. The hope was to take pressure off Allen. Still having mediocre-to-sub par RB, WR, and OL rooms does not accomplish that. Nor does a dicey OC. Heavy expectations for two rookies this season.

It’s not a stacked RB room. Cook is unproven obviously. Fingers crossed he can handle a larger percentage of carries. Harris is injury prone. Murray is washed.

Isn’t this obvious? How about a hypothetical play call that includes a contingency when Allen gets bum rushed.

Trade proposal alert: Phillips for Bryant.