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Claypool has never stepped up when the Steelers needed him. Plenty of opportunities with all the drops they've had. Just something off with him, maybe the mental side of it. I think it was the main reason they spent a 2 this past year on Pickens.

Calling bupkus on this one. Everyone knows that it's only the first piss that smells when you're drinking. Once the seal is broken it's basically water getting pushed out. With the partying all day there's no way that piss smelled, it's a figment of your imagination.

I thought Cook took another step last night. He looked more confident and played faster to me. A far cry from fumbling his first touch. I think his touches will keep increasing slowly, hopefully he can be in a groove by the time playoffs are here and get 10-15 touches.

Did look like that intercepted football hit that wire a little, the rotation changed slightly.

This feels a lil dirty with all these man beaters and rub routes...😄

No you can't. Which is why it's always interesting to see who does get the money and who doesn't. I was surprised they paid Knox, but maybe that's more for Josh than anything else. It's going to be a fact of life around here that good players are going out the door. Really with the injuries the team gets to see how other players fill the gap. Do we miss Oliver that much, enough to pay him top dollar? Or any of them?

If he was that big of a cog in our defense I think he would have been signed already. For me that says a lot more than other teams fans and coaches. The Bills and his camp do not see eye to eye on his value. And he may very well end up re-signing with the Bills if they can get closer. I think Beane is going to have to decide if he can keep enough DL in front of him to have this defense cover the run and the pass, and it's going to be a financial decision with Josh's contract and how the cap will move etc. I really don't think the marquee player in this defense should need coaching chops and deep dives to be identified, that's what role players are for. You don't pay those guys top dollar and maintain the rest of your team.

I've seen enough for me to form an opinion. If you disagree, that's fine. I would definitely trade Edmunds for another Milano, any day of the week. And no, 32 teams would not be bidding for him. Seems like we will get to see how that goes though, doesn't it?

The goal is to win your assignment, whatever it is. And read your keys. Those are not apples to oranges things, sorry.

The difference between Edmunds and Milano is substantial, especially in the run game. It is what it is at this point, but I'm still not jumping on this bandwagon, especially after watching the sequence last week after the Josh Allen fumble.

Unfortunately he's always going to need that type of dline. He is a player that doesn't make those around him better, they have to make him better. Will be interesting if we commit to him long term.

Disagree with this. If the design of the blocking called for Devin to block the outside guy he could have done it. Because he was inside out with the guy who didn't come (probably spying Josh) he didn't have time to get out there. I also think if Josh didn't drop quite as far he may have had a chance. In the end the routes should have been called hot, which looked like didn't happen, which you have pointed out. The ball should have been out in one motion as it hit Josh's hands.

Seems to me the Dolphins should be required to provide that to the visitors, if they request it. In the interest of the facilities being equal and all.

I'm hoping Spencer Brown is ok, usually an IV and the player can come back in.

Do you remember when Vince Wolfork took out Losman with an elbow to the knee? While he was penalized, I think if that happened to Josh the optics are much worse and the penalty is more severe. More people are invested in Josh so that kind of naturally breeds protection of him. As far as the refs, seems to me if the calls are being made you don't have to yell for one. It helps we are winning, whining about referees are is for the losing team. I'll put in here to, there are a lot of fans here that got on the kelly bills bandwagon that are still riding with us. I'm sure ja17 will bring some folks permanently into the fold.

Seemed like they were giving them drives instead of switching by down, and it seemed like Moss was in more toward the end of the game so that might have skewed the numbers a little more. They might be seeing Moss as more of a game closer, if the game is still in doubt we might see Singletary get some more reps.

Sweet 50!

Love seeing so many DL on the qb

Because he's feeling better than last year

That's nice to kind let us get our breath. Now Diggs and Davis all the way into the endzone. Let's settle this down.

Maybe he was thinking of college? https://www.si.com/college/2022/04/22/ncaa-football-rule-changes-kenny-pickett-fake-slide-targeting-injuries

Think it's time to move on, seems like Poyer wants to max his last contract out. More power to him, he has to do what's right for his family.

...hard to confirm or speculate further? Pfft.... Have you seen this thing we call the internet? Many things are hard, but absolutely not speculating

So you don't want Josh to try and make a throw in tight quarters after he decides to run it, right? Because that's what causes Josh to put himself at risk, the fact he tried to get the ball to Davis. If he just commits to the run and protects himself as a runner he's less likely to get hurt in that situation. And this is from 2020, right? I think Josh has already done a better job of getting down on these type of plays to live another day. I do think there will be less running this year, with the expectation that Josh will dump the ball off to one of our overpopulated short to mid range targets. I think we're really going to use the width of the field this year, hopefully it will work.

I agree. Our defense had trouble for the last couple of years against a balanced offense, we should be able to match up better this year. We might even see an uptick in blitzing if tre and Kaiir are playing at a high level. I also think the influx of offensive coaches will also help us even though we didn't devote the lions share of offseason player acquisition there.