Big Turk

I think not having Coleman taking up a spot on the field and limiting what they can do with him is a net positive right now for them. Would not be surprised to see him down again this week. Shavers has the same skillset but is just a better player right now and Davis is far better than Coleman has ever shown, plus is great on scramble drills and has great chemistry with Josh, something Coleman lacks in spades.

Whoa...hold on...what London did against the Bills when BABICH was calling the D in the first half. Once McD took over, Atlanta gained like 70 yards of offense the entire 2nd half.

Rapp can stay on IR for all I care, he has looked terrible and Bishop has really taken off since Poyer was back there with him. Poyer has NOT been terrible actually. There are some plays he has been a little slow to get to along the sideline, but he has made several nice plays...and helped Bishop tremendously. But moving forward next year and the year after, I agree Bishop and Hancock should be the duo...that would give us 2 pretty athletic safeties that can cover ground.

Yeah, that's exactly my point...in the KC game where Klein was forced to start coming in from his couch, KC averaged over 10 yards a play into the 4th quarter...I mean were they supposed to try and get into a track meet with them? Let's be real here, a lot of what they have had to do offensively in those games is to try and protect the defense. Wasn't happening for Lamar either apparently which is why you play to the gamescript of the game to try and win the game, not play Madden.

Which explains why the game plan in many of those games was clock control, keep the ball as long as possible and limit possessions...to protect the defense. Or don't you realize that is what they were trying to do with how they played? When KC is averaging over 10 yards per play mid-way thru the 4th quarter that's a pretty big issue don't you think? And it came extremely close to working as they held the lead into the 4th quarter in those games most of the time...

A team that was mentally shot after going through a crazy number of issues during the season including watching a teammate die on the field? Yeah I know...minor stuff tho. I'm sure your mental state would have been perfect after all that, the effects of that only linger in wimps apparently.

Brady put up over 4800 yards and 50 TDs in 2007 when they really started to use him more as a pass first option and at times barely even ran the ball. Also, the difference between what Allen is doing and what Brady did, mainly because of his dual threat ability as the best RZ QB of all time, is that if they play the same number of games and Allen continues at this pace, he will end up with a staggering 160 more TDs than Brady with 809. Also should easily extend his record streak of consecutive 40+ TD seasons to 6 with no end in sight...no other player has done it even 4 times and Allen is cruising towards a record that may never be even approached let alone broken...10 years? 12 years? Allen has a decent shot at becoming the all time leader in rushing TDs at this point, which is absolutely absurd.

I was talking about the KC games in particular.

Umm...he scores more against KC in the playoffs than during the regular season...perhaps the defense not averaging 14 points more allowed should be talked about as the issue?

LMAO! The crackheads are back at it! This time we are introduced to Thermos Thomas's bother... Thurman Thermos 😂 And an appearance by "Toe" Brady!! 😂😂😂

He passed Peyton Manning too... And also is the most productive player on a per game basis All-time in the history of the NFL in both regular and post season in terms of TD/game.

He also passed Kordell Stewart?!?! for the lead all-time in games with 3+ passing and 2+ rushing TDs, whom he was tied with coming into the game.

Jags would likely be the team they need to catch unless the Chargers tail off badly... Jags have Colts twice still and also the Broncos on their schedule. Other games are pretty cake but Titans play tough usually and they have them twice as well still. Division games are usually not cakewalks even if they are better than the other team. Have the Jets and Cards as well, so those should be Ws, but Jags are weird. Chargers still have it rough tho with Eagles, Chiefs, Broncos and Texans on their schedule. So they definitely have a punchers chance of catching both the Chargers and Jags. Not sure how 3 way tiebreaker would fall but Chiefs best bet would maybe to get into a 3 way tiebreaker with Chargers and Jags if they can't pass either of them. They already lose the tie breaker to the Jags since they lost to them earlier. Currently losing that to the Chargers as well since they lost to them week 2 but have a chance to even the record.

Texans have a pretty tough slate coming up after us including both games against the Colts still, Chiefs and Chargers.

I doubt the result would have been much different with Bryce Young in there other than James Cook potentially setting the all time single game rushing record and not sitting out the entire 4th quarter.

They just smacked the Panthers on the road after the bye or doesn't that count?

And Coleman definitely isn't better than Davis when he is right, and he looked pretty good overall. Plus Josh trusts him and he is great on scramble drills with him. Coleman often looks lost in the sauce on those running around aimlessly.

My question is what does Coleman give you that Shavers doesn't at this point? They are essentially the same player with almost exactly the same measurables(Shavers is a little faster) but Shavers can create separation and get open and can get deep.

Dude has speed tho...runs a 4.33

Bills 27 Texans 17

Yeah dude can move for sure... Although this might be one of the worst scouting reports I've seen in a while... "Overview Johnson is slightly undersized as an every-down back and might not have the skill-set to be a third-down option. He is a natural runner who consistently finds enough chunk runs to post impressive yards-per-carry totals, but his inability to run with power or help on third downs could limit his chances of sticking with a team." Also further down in the weakness section it says he isn't very good at blitz pickup 🤣🤣 Allen said he is the best 3rd down back in the NFL last year and he looked like it...also he definitely is very good at pass pro.

He is very similar to Gabe Davis in a lot of ways with perhaps better hands, although Davis has made some spectacular sideline catches during his times here.

Keon looks mostly clueless on those plays... Davis and Shavers both seemed to excel at that and we already know Shakir does as well.

They just honestly don't look that good on either side of the ball right now.

Honestly I am starting to think that Shavers is what they thought Coleman would be but isn't.