mannc

So in your mind the phrase “it’s all about the QB” does not suggest that that’s all it takes? ?

No, it’s not. That’s a cliche, and it’s just not true. It’s also about putting the QB in a position to succeed, by having a good offensive system, a competent o-line, and most important, some weapons he can exploit, like receivers who get open and make plays and a RB who can catch the ball and punish a defense that puts five or six defensive backs on the field. Rudolph isn’t great, but he’s got all those things and as a result, he looks pretty damn good. Allen has none of those things because the Bills are clueless when it comes to offensive football, and it’s going to be their undoing.

And the Phins cover...

Can we also agree that we don’t have a RB as good as Connor?

Another garbage call

I don’t know how many games the Dolphins will win this year, but Flores has them playing hard and he seems to know what he’s doing. He’s going to be around for a while.

Miami just got shanked. Garbage call.

How can you not love Fitz?

They do, but do you think we have receivers as good as Schuster, Deonte Johnson and Vance McDonald? Or even as good as the Dolphins’ receivers, for that matter?

Even though they already had Antonio Brown, in the last three drafts, the Steelers have drafted Schuster, James Washington and Deonte Johnson with day two picks. During that same time, we took Zay Jones.

I get jealous watching teams with receivers who get open and make plays.

Gonna be a good game. Phins are playing hard.

Fish gonna win this. Moneyline, baby!

He’s talented, but he’s played his entire career with an organization that has been devoid of competent QBs and coaches.

Absent a stunning act of thievery, like getting Julio Jones for a second, I've soured on the idea of giving up anything higher than a fourth for WR at this point. Much as we are in need of talent at the skill positions, It's pretty clear that this team is not one receiver away for competing for the AFC championship. I think it's a sellers' market right now, and the buyers are getting fleeced (a second for Sanu????). It's too bad this problem wasn't addressed in April, but it's too late now. We need to save our draft picks and hope we can put together a credible offense next year.

Conditional 5th

What “things considered”? These guys took over a .500 operation, this is year 3, and we have an almost unbelievably easy schedule in a weakling conference. I’m not seeing the “great achievement “.

Bills 2015 draft is long gone....and it was awful.

You correctly state that a collapse is unlikely with this schedule. But if this team somehow goes 2-7 the rest of the way, then yes, McDermott should be in trouble. 7-9 vs. this schedule is really more like 4-12 or 5-11 in any other year.

Try throwing Gardner Minshew in there...I know, he is a 2019 draftee

Look on the bright side: Now we don’t have to worry about Daboll being poached by the Redskins, especially after they get a closeup look at our popgun offense this coming Sunday.

I’m not sure about this, but I don’t think we’ve had a pro bowl TE in the 60 year history of the franchise. Think about the odds of that...

I could be wrong, but I don’t think Singletary will ever be a real no. 1 RB in the NFL. Unfortunate for third round pick.

There were a bunch of impact WRs available in round 2 this year, and we ignored them. Meanwhile, we have zero offensive weapons. Zero. Not one guy who defenses have to worry about. In the last 3 yrs, we’ve drafted one WR before round 6: Zay Jones. KC already had Tyreek Hill, Kelce, and Sammy Watkins, but they still pulled the trigger on Mecole Hardman in round 2.

But his three cone drill...