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Daniel Jones rolling to his right is not Josh Allen rolling to his right. That SB was a long time ago and I like Daboll.

Because the NFL cannot have the Dallas Cowboys, a team with a national fanbase, at 1-3. The Steelers benefit from this stuff too.

That's two horrible calls that went Dallas' way. The league will not let Dallas lose this game.

First of all, I don't think that they will trade him. They have to learn what they have in Levis and the only way to do that is to keep the weapons around him. Secondly, I don't think he's a fit. Since this is a thread about WR trades, one trade that I am almost certain will happen and will cause a full TBD meltdown is Devonte Adams to the Jets. Devonte's already talking about "business decisions," and the Jets have the cap space to get the band back together.

Fournette

I don't know how some of you people get out of bed in the morning.

The general consensus is that Evan McPherson is one of the better kickers in the league. He missed a 48-yard FG on Monday night that played a key role in them falling to 0-3. The nightly Harrison Buttger missed a PAT on Sunday that kept the Chiefs from going up two scores. That might have cost them the game if Atlanta could have scored a TD in the 4th. My point is that they all miss.

All star WRs are like this. They can't make money if they're not producing and they can't produce if they are not thrown the ball at least 10 times a game. Devonte Adams is going to diva his way to the Jets and his old buddy Aaron Rodgers, BTW. That process is already beginning.

But we have injuries now, and the team is playing through them. There was a 180-degree attitude shift after that London game. Remember all the "players-only meetings?"

I remember when we were the "best team in the NFL" when we beat Miami last year in week 4. I just don't understand what happened when they came back from London last year. Losing that single game should not have derailed things so badly.

And Mahomes was a three-star recruit that was great in college but his team didn't win a whole lot. He had to work hard to prove a lot of doubters wrong. T-Law is facing this for the first time in his life right now, at the NFL level.

And he famously never lost a start in high school

I think that the issue is that he never faced adversity at the high school or college level. He's having to learn that at the highest level and isn't responding to it very well right now.

A tall Kyler Murray would be awesome.

Sweet Caroline

#3 is still TBD. At this point in their rookie years, Josh looked like a guy that couldn't throw and Sam Darnold was throwing for over 300 yards per game.

There is no way that Mike Brown fires Zac Taylor. This is for two reasons. First of all, Mike Brown won't pay people to not work for him. He's actually said this. Also, he is loyal to a fault. Remember, he kept Marvin Lewis for 15 YEARS and Taylor took them to a Superbowl. Zac Taylor is HC in Cincinnati until either Mike Brown dies or he quits. He's not cheap. He's relatively poor for an NFL owner. He doesn't have the cash to pay signing bonuses.

My only concern is that he's taking a lot of hits and his build is kind of slight, especially in the lower body.

Human's really hate disappointment and will go to great lengths to head it off at the pass.

It might end against the Vikings on that 💩 turf at Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium

So, what you're saying is that we all should

The advantage that we get over the Jets is that they will have just played a game in London the week before.

I'm starting to believe that this Josh Allen guy might be pretty good at the game of tackle football.

Boy, the Taylor brothers did not have a good night.

That's usually what it is, but this time their defense lost too many dudes this offseason. And they lost them because the Brown family is having to pinch pennies to get ready to pay Chase.