Yeah I've heard the same about Sanders and Deion's presence makes it worse and might be trying to pull what Archie Manning did with Eli. Allar and Weigmann are guys I've heard things about but neither are top-3 worthy. That leaves Ward who may have hurt himself by sitting-out the 2nd half of that bowl game. A lot more will be known after all-star games, the Combine, Pro Days and interviews.
Jeremy2020 had it perfect:
"The Bills were playing like a team that didn't want any injuries or to show anything to teams for the playoffs. Costing the Pats #1 OA was just a bonus. There is one person to blame that the Pats weren't playing like that as well and it's not on another team."
I wasn't disputing that we should be happy they lost the 1st overall. I'm saying that even if they had it, their poor drafting would have still been a problem.
You can hope for Miami to lose and the Broncos to win.
Not if they keep drafting as poorly as they have been. And the jury is still out on Maye. I remember the hype around Mac Jones after his rookie season as well.
...and say what? "We couldn't fix the problems the last 4 years and we're not going to do anything until after the election but...give us another chance!"
They still don't get it.
If the Chargers win today, they are the 5th seed and Pitt is 6th seed. Denver/Miami/Cincy are locked into the 7th seed. Broncos win and they're in. If they lose and Miami wins, Miami is in. If they both lose, the Bengals are in.
Burrow has some serious weapons on offense in Chase, Higgins and Gesicki, and even Iosivas and Chase Brown. But if his defense hadn't let him down and the refs didn't screw them against the Chefs, they'd be in the playoffs.
I've been following Polymarket since my son mentioned it to me a couple weeks ago. Josh was then and is still hovering at around 78%
It's a turnover. If INTs are bad, so too should be fumbles. And arguably fumbles are worse since they happen more up-field than INTs.
I was going to say this. If last night showed anything, it's than Henry is a huge weapon on that offense and takes the luster off Lamar's performance this year.