Dr. Who

I agree. I acknowledge the very reasonable arguments on the other side. I'm not going to bash Beane if he goes the other way on this, but it seems to me we find ourselves perhaps somewhat unexpectedly among the top eight teams or so in the league. It's a weak year in the NFL and with an elite defense, bolstering the offense with an elite skill wr could plausibly make a surprise Super Bowl run possible. All this, of course, predicated on Green truly being healthy, able to grasp the offense quickly, etc.

I don't agree with your view of Allen. I think his floor is already pretty good and the likelihood is he's going to be one of the top qbs given normal development and game experience. You've been around a long time. You're not a troll. I do think you're getting a bit too upset. Everything is fine and you are entitled to your opinion and observations.

It's drunk, illiterate, dishonest Scott Law apparently.

AJ Green.

I'm actually agreeing with Scott Law in this thread. It must be right.

I think AJ Green would accelerate Allen's progress and make the wr corps significantly more dangerous. I hope we make a run at acquiring him.

I am not denigrating the Bills. They absolutely have a top 3 defense, arguably the best in the league. Doesn't change the generally poor level of play throughout the league. It takes less to be top ten in a year like this one is my rough sense of it. If the offense improves over the course of the year, given Allen's youth and the large number of new players, and avoiding significant injuries, there's an outside chance we could actually make a Super Bowl run, as crazy at that may sound. ^^^^This fella said it more briefly.

The rest of the league has a lot of mediocre and poor teams. Not all that hard to be top ten right now.

What they lack in common cents, they make up for in krafty dollars.

Eh, I think @LSHMEAB one of the more astute posters on this board. Hapless, too, who rightly points out that Jones is an NFL wr, just not a #2 or even maybe a #3. I'm disappointed he didn't work out and I agree with SoTier, who otherwise I consider too much in the habitual darksider crowd, that evaluation on the offensive side is still a question mark with this regime.

Tcali is Scott Law without the optimism.

I think this thread should be merged with the Foles thread. Both similar quality and likely to reduce IQ points just by reading them.

Nope.

Folks who were frustrated they couldn't express themselves during the three game win streak are making up for lost opportunities. And some others should just take a 72 hour break after a loss to avoid overly reactive foolishness, but then again, it's the internet.

The Falcons are not good. Bills D will destroy Titans imo.

The only thing that remains constant is the Left's rage over Trump's election. I suspect there is a massive counter-reaction wave coming in 2020, a tsunami of Americans angry at the unending charade and double standards perpetrated by media and the deep state. Can't wait to vote again for Bad Orange Man.

Hanging them is a bit extreme.

I suspect you were a gloomy cuss in the womb.

To be fair, the Thrashers were a hard team to like, unlike the Flames, which were a rowdy bunch and easy to root for.

I live in Atlanta. When I wear my goathead Sabres' sweater and get odd stares, I just nod my head and say, "yes, I'm a satanist."

Thanks so much for your condescension.

Who says you have to choose?

Proofreading edit.

I advocated drafting him, so I'm not really someone who was ever in the skeptical crowd. I do want to see how Allen does, along with the rest of the team, against top level teams like Pats*, Cowboys, etc.

Have not seen you posting in the Josh Allen threads. Have you altered your initial views or still pessimistic?