Big Turk

Tre is that style...dude is all over people normally...why the hell play him that far back?? So it's better to give up a bunch of free yards and not even try?

IMO, Stanley Cup is the hardest trophy to win in any sport. No byes, and seeding doesn't always matter. An 8 seed can legit beat a 1 seed. 4 rounds, best of 7 in each round.

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He will be better than that clown Matt Patricia

Sabres are loaded with young elite level talent...

Sounds good but there is no way to know this and they will have salary cap issues soon enough of their own and perhaps worse than the Bills since Burrow will likely become the highest paid QB in the NFL which will be a lot higher than it is now. Higgins and Boyd are UFAs after next year, Burrow will be up for his new deal after that.

JAG = Just A Guy Basically an average player

Is it really the scheme? Or is it they just get super passive in the playoffs instead of being aggressive like the regular season? How else do you explain them holding KC to 20 points twice in the regular season but then allowing 38 and 42 points to the same team in the playoffs?

That's someone who lives in WNY and had well over 100" of snow already talk...along with all the other crap on top of that.

We are done with RB drafting in early rounds. I want Boston College WR Zay Flowers...Cheetah Lite. Same height, build and slightly slower than Hill with slightly less change of direction abilities but still crazy nonetheless. Runs a 4.37 40.

But they never had anything close to the stats this defense does in terms of ranking during the year. And maybe that's the point...you need star players in the playoffs that can take over games, not just a good system with good scheme fit players.

Allen said today he will not need surgery and that rest and recovery will be enough.

Especially with it being that small a TV...I mean 55" are like under $400 now, so obviously he can't afford what he just broke again most likely

Zay Flowers...dude looks and moves like a poor man's Tyreek Hill. Same height, same build, slightly slower at 4.37 but dude can stop on a dime and change directions ridiculously well.

Allen said his elbow didn't feel right to make some throws until 2 weeks ago.

It as in the 1/23 Locker Cleanout Media Coverage thread...McKenzie said he texted with Diggs last night and that's what he was upset over

Per McKenzie who said he talked to him after the game he was mad about "Why the same crap keeps happening every year and he wants to find out answers". Both to the team losing in those moments and why teams are able to erase him from the offense so easily where other teams players are not. Last year 3 catches for 7 yards against KC, this year 4 for 35 against Cincy. He is right...why can't we get him the ball? Why is Allen looking at Davis in a "gotta have it" moment on 4th and 6 with the season on the line and not Diggs?

Yeah those 3 straight 7-9 seasons during Prime Brees years look quite appealing.

Amazing how things change quickly from "can we just make the playoffs once" in 17 years to this

Maybe McD and Beane are having a Hamilton-esque meeting today... McD: No, one last time... The people will hear from me... One last time... And if we get this right... We're gonna teach 'em how to say... Goodbye... You and I... Beane: Sean...they will say your weak! McD: No! They will see we're strong! Beane: But your position is so unique... McD: So I'll use it to move them along... Beane: Why do you have to say goodbye? McD: If I say goodbye, Bills fans learn how to move on...it outlives me when I'm gone... Maybe McD wants to go sit underneath his own vine and fig tree, have a moment alone in the shade and take a moment to reflect on what he built here?

Don't be so sure...it's a young team stocked with elite talent.

I just feel drained and don't really have the energy to get upset over it right now. Time to turn my attention to the Sabres for a few months

We already have that happening with Dorsey interviewing for Carolina's job. Even if he isn't a serious candidate, Allen will make virtually ANY OC we hire a HC candidate after one year the way the NFL seems to value young offensive minds these days.

I didn't know that either but someone else brought it up in another thread, I am just relaying that info...