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Josh has the better OL and better weapons at every position. The only possible question would be at the RB group, but Le'Veon Bell is not the same player he was in Pittsburgh. And Gore? Yeah, we all saw that last year and now he's a year older. I'd take Singletary and Moss all day. This is an easy call imo. Josh will throw at least 10 more TD's than Darnold.

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Snyder when he popped in the DVD

I had made mention before that the guy seemed like an ***hole and that was the reason I didn't like him. I believe it was in a thread someone created about the players they disliked the most. Thomas was on my list. This just kind of validates my point and tells me my intuition was right.

It's awesome to watch the meltdown and the FULL BLOWN meltdown is on the horizon. Gase is such an arrogant douche that this was bound to happen. Look at what happened in Miami. Look at Tannehill now that he escaped Gase. I knew that he would be the best thing for us because he would waste whatever time he was given there of Darnold starting at QB. The AFCE schedule this year is a hell of a lot tougher for everybody and the Jets could be finding themselves in the running for the #1 overall pick if they don't get it together quickly.

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Isn't he the one accused of creating a fake Gase Twitter account? I remember the two guys on that Jets radio show roasting for like 20 minutes straight. Dude sounded like he wanted to cry. LOL!!! I was looking some things up and typing a little here and there. I thought this was something I heard.

I'm going with Knox. The guy flashed some serious potential last season. I fully expect him to get the drops issue cleaned up and be the best receiving TE we've ever had in a Bills uniform. I think he spends a majority, if not all, of his career here in Buffalo.

We'll just agree to disagree. I have full confidence in our staff to get him prepared for the regular season and I believe that the missed preseason this year doesn't hinder his development in any way.

How many reps does a team's Franchise QB usually get in the preseason? Maybe one full game's worth? 4 quarters of football in a meaningless setting is really not going to do much for him. Also, with McDermott being the defensive mind he is, I'm sure he has our defenses simulating other teams' concepts used previously that caused Josh issues. He's not taking the hits he typically would with a normal preseason slate, but I surely believe they are preparing him for what he will face down the road to the best of their abilities.

Uhhhhh, no. The preseason means nothing for Allen. He faces one of the NFL's 3 best defenses in practice every single day. He'll be just fine when the regular season bullets start flying.

Agreed. It was a solid breakdown. The emphasis being on two positions of weakness, the backup QB and CB2. We really do have a good team and we didn't interchange much in the offseason for the most part. The OL is going to be intact outside of Williams starting at RT with Ford at RG. We upgraded the RB and WR positions. The DL will be just as strong as last year, if not stronger. We'll have to see who takes on that Lorax leadership role, but it sounds like Edmunds has really stepped up in that department. It all hinges on Josh. If he takes a step forward from year two to three as he did from one to two, and is consistently hitting those downfield targets, then the NFL is on notice.

The ole sneaky "Tank for Trevor" plan is right on script.

What Darnold will see every time he drops back Week 1.

I hope Darnold is wearing his spleen protector.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/29731277/ap-top-25-clemson-no-1-followed-ohio-state-alabama I understand this is meant to be a "true" ranking, but not everyone is operating on the same schedule. They should have omitted the teams not playing this fall because there will be nothing to go off of until 2021 for them. Also, with all of this madness, how is the bowl schedule even going to work?

Sean: Nigel, slide in over there with that group and get to work. Nigel: This isn't how Doug did things in Philly. Cut

Imagine if our OL actually IS now solidified and becomes top 10 in the league? We already have Singletary who was gashing defenses last year and now Moss who has drawn rave reviews thus far in TC. If our running game becomes upper echelon then that will open things up for the passing game that much more. This team will be a LEGIT contender.

Well, I mean, if a guy is constantly being a jack*ss and becoming a distraction then what is it supposed to smell like? Smells like you cut the cancer from the locker room to me.

From the story it seems they have an out if he is let go for conduct detrimental to the team. Probably a stipulation thrown in after his Seattle fiasco.

Not sure what the riff is with Baltimore after just one season, but apparently they sent him home yesterday and he's not back today either.

Tua is probably best served to have a year completely off to let his body totally heal, learn behind Fitz, then step in as the starter for 2021.