Kelly No huddle

I left maga after 2018 when he capitulated on the wall to Schumer. Its been a clown 🤡 show since then. Honestly its always been a clown show, so maybe im the idiot Nothing he promised has happened, & in many cases the opposite happened. The Iran war is a frickin disaster, and on many , many different fronts. It points to a lack of sovereignty at the highest levels of our political system and its beyond corrupt. Epstein files?? Lol Covid investigation??? Lol investigation into a literal invasion that happened under the previous administration?? Lol Anything done on election integrity?? Lol. And no the save act isnt getting passed. You're getting played You cant say the election was stolen, causing mayhem in the political system and consciousness of your supporters, but then get into office and do nothing. Lol wtf??? Again you guys are getting played and im done with the republican party. I'd rather go fishing, or do mock drafts all day. Hes not really an "outsider", there is no real challenge to the system. Its the same neocon manipulation going back to Richard Perle in the 80s along with other nafta sycophants like Friedman that want to continue to deindustrialize the united states under the guise of " freedom ". The h1bs alone are going to make white ppl a minority in their own country lol. Thats not even talking about illegal immigrants... Its a joke honestly and frankly sad. Eventually listening to bob Dylan & van Halen all day and doing coke will probably distract you from who's running the country. Theres definitely a lot of 60s bs still "blowing in the wind..." The boomer generation basically didn't care ... so there's a part of me that is cynical Hes literally pro abortion and pro gay marriage lol.... We had a real chance to change things with pat Buchanan & years later in 2016. One was basically kicked out of the party, thr other was brought back into the establishment... All that being said, as much as trump is a con man, and maga is extremely naive/ ridiculous , they're still normal ppl operating within the normal framework. Trump is basically a 90s democrat and doesn't hate the country and that is better to me than the absolutely horrifying modern day psychotic left. As someone on the far right, I can tolerate a liberal, and even liberal social issues. I dont agree with much of it, but I can get along with 90s democrats. As far right as I am, I dont view politics as existential or the biggest issue in the human condition... I am not engaging in hyperbole when I say the modern day left, like Hasan piker, or antifa, Trans activists, anti white lunatics etc, they seriously scare the crap out of me if they get real power. I think they're motivated by pure hate and they cannot get power.

Could you imagine if Jerry Sullivan was in Pittsburgh while Rodgers is there Lmfao 🤣

For their careers It's Mahomes still until someone beats him in the playoffs and wins the SB. Brady was the last one back in 2018... If we're talking recently and going into this year? It's Allen. With serious, serious deficiency at wr and lots on injured guys on defense, Allen absolutely won 4 or 5 games literally by himself last year. It was honestly incredible. I think in the minds of many, beating Baltimore week 1 in the comeback was legendary. Most 4th qtr passing yds since Montana in 89 in his comeback vs Philadelphia. I believe Allen actually set the record but I'm not sure. I do know it was more than Montanas in 89 vs phili Then systematically eviscerated the KC secondary almost exclusively from the pocket. 23 of 26 lol Then went full alien mode scoring 44 pts in 22 mins vs Tampa, wtf??? This was the game Gabe , Palmer and Hardman were put in the lineup. That should get ppl excited about this year , just based on the fact that when Allen just has professional level wrs, he's going to possibly throw for 5000 yds lol Then the epic comeback vs Cincinnati, Allen was basically perfect. Only Mahomes or Elway would've been capable of winning that game that way. Then the comeback vs the Patriots which almost looked routine while it was happening. A 35-10 run after being down 21-0 if I remember correctly. I think him beating mahomes, Lamar and burrrow along with how he did it was pretty frickin incredible. It really cemented in many ppls minds that he's in a different tier that's just extremely rare. He is legitimately the best of the best going into this year. I don't think it's really a conversation. It's only a conversation once Mahomes gets back to 💯

Their 94 -97 teams were stacked

They're doing what they have done for 50 years. They never believe in bottoming out. Even between Bradshaw & Big Ben they were extremely competitive

One of the most underrated cbs of his era

The nt in this system is not a " space eating 2 gap nt" That's not what it is

I dont think walker will be playing nt unless its like 1st down or obvious run downs. In the normal context of passing situations, walker is going to be everywhere and on the attack Its not a 2 gap system. So even on run downs, its not a traditional nt role that you think of. Its still a slanting, penetrators archetype that's meant to blow up the oline. Its an extremely chaotic, kinetic style defense with lots of unorthodox blitzing. Which obviously puts pressure on the secondary to play more man.... At least that's what I think will happen

Its going to shock ppl how awesome our offense is vs Houston

In the bills bye week, or mini byes, they have a rest advantage over every opponent. Counting the bye & mini byes, the bills get 4 separate breaks. Not bad... I remember before the 96 season the schedule put buffalo on prime time a lot. I was so excited signing quinn early & Chris spielman Many picked buffalo to go to the super bowl in 96

I heard about this, but just like I asked @hondo in seattle I wonder what the criteria is? Starts? A pts based team e v a l? Pro bowl? A weighted stats based analysis with the avg stats from your position and rd drafted over a certain time? For example gabe davis was a 4th rd wr. Over say 10 years or even 30 years, what is the avg production of a 4th rd wr. Then compare that to gabes numbers. You could even only include wrs with pro bowl qbs to make it more isolated Etc There's gotta be teams investing a crap ton of money into this research. To Crack the code in some way on getting a competitive advantage I know some teams are actually paying for data. Like with pff for example...But if I was a general manager , I would actually be hiring my own analytics data team and thinking very thoroughly about what types of information I would want and how to use it.... I wouldn't just be dependent on one source that everyone else is dependent on. I wonder if the bills have their own analytics team.

This is a good point. I'd imagine a lot of qualitative analysis is flawed or at least not always congruent with actual reality. But even quantitative analysis can be misleading as you explained here with av & wav for an individual players evaluation not being the same as team success/ production. Correct me if im wrong on the difference between qualitative data vs quantitative. Pff is qualitative i think? Am I correct here? Its been forever since I had to read about statistics in college Which criteria would you use thats closer for a good barometer on drafting success? I would hate to use pro bowls or all pros as that seems completely subjective. Not saying its useless. Just seems surface oriented in evaluation Data analysis and it mapping onto how ppl think about information and the evaluation of success is fascinating to me. Its actually very difficult to prove what is actually good value whether it be in sports, economics, or just running a routine business

Its not personal, but I wouldn't follow McDermott into a grocery store. He brought me constant anxiety. I'll say it again, his defensive formation to defend the hail Mary vs the rodgers jets in 24 honestly looked like he was on mushrooms.

I will always go to the Bills vs KC game in Buffalo. It's the two greatest QBs of this era and when it's all said and done, I believe it's going to go down as the greatest QB rivalry in NFL history !

Bove recently was on the sal podcast and said outside Allen " it's one of the worst rosters in football "... Its been a constant negativity around beane from local buffalo media since McDermott was fired. Like non stop. Bulldog said before the draft on a critique of beane " go ahead and draft your dlineman and win your 12 or 13 games " as if its a negative thing lol I completely understand criticism, or saying something like i wish we made a few x, y& z moves like Philadelphia or the rams. Or if you think the bills dont have a top 3-4 roster. I personally think its in the 5-8 range. Ppl might even think its a little lower. But in no world resembling actual reality is the roster " among the worst in the nfl". Even outside Allen Its an absurd statement and is clue 1000 that something is obviously going on between beane, the front office and local buffalo media