2020 Our Year For Sure

Now I see where you're coming from, thanks. I stand by my view on WR early in the draft.

The reason the Falcons trade for Julio is fine while the Bills trade for Watkins has been so maligned is the Bills made the move without having a QB who can take anywhere close to full advantage of that kind of weaponry. Watlins, Clay and McCoy have all been here multiple seasons without coming close to reaching their potential as pass-catchers. Its pretty simple, the more you run the ball and the less you throw it, the less a WR can affect the game. I'm not interested in doubling down on a past mistake and burning more primary assets on WR without having the ability to use them. Gordon I'd be fine with, as you say, the issue is burning the primary asset for something we can't even use. as Moulds points out, we signed two fullbacks right quick. Seems like common sense to me that as long as Tyrod is QB the Bills will need to be run-heavy, again, maybe you disagree.

Maybe you disagree, I'm of the opinion that Dennison will need to copy a lot of what Roman did in order to have a productive offense with such a limited passer. I'm expecting another run-heavy ratio.

In Tyrod's mythical magical 2015 season, the Bills were still the only team in the league that ran the ball more than they threw it. Chris Hogan was more productive the following season than he was with the Bills, because Tom Brady even spreading the ball around the way he does still gets more from an individual WR than Tyrod does. There may not be another offense in this league that de-emphasizes WR quite like the Tyrod-led Bills.

Kim breaks the tie.

Andy Reid is suuposedly big on helping the guys in his coaching tree, and he had a front row seat to Alex Smith's pantsing of Tyrod in 2015. Maybe Da big guy told Sean I know you love your defense, but ya gotta have a QB who can pass in this league. As you say, here's to hoping.

Jeffismagic... Does the above make you any more optimistic that McDermott is not a Dick Jauron, that he desires a real offense with a real quarterback?

My man

It makes no sense. We don't throw the ball enough to utilize the weapons we already have. I hope you're right! Even if there is another elite WR for Tyrod to waste, people will still call for his job simply because he's not very good.

I remember Caldor, we had em down here in Jersey.

I liked that Rollins/HHH segment, made me want to see Seth whoop dat ass ROH isn't on my local Fox affiliate but at least the Hardys are going back to WWE

I'm having a lot of fun reading this.

Foles too

Them be fightin words I think you mean as much as anyone.

What?

Quit blaming the messengers. Its not our fault we don't have a good QB.

no way. I'd be out.

This thread is making me stupid.

I believe the original point was that Tyrod played poorly against Pittsburgh, something every single person here agreed with back when the game was fresh in our minds.

Its garbage time because the defense handles it differently, they give the offense a cushion for easy short completions and rarely bring additional pass rushers. They back off to prevent the quick strike. Therefore its easier for the quarterback to rack up stats than in a one-score game. You have to watch the actual games and have some idea what you're looking at to know the difference.

You spelled it wrong.

Oh weird last time I looked them up I didn't see anything about Fox, it was some obscure network similar to TNA and Lucha Underground. Thanks!

Cool. I wish I got their TV channel, especially with Matt Hardy being there.

Do you subscribe to the ROH online service?