Falcons trading Julio Jones to Titans

[atlbillsfan1975]

Julio will make some plays for Tenn but overall it won’t be an impactful signing for the Titans. Here is the thing, Jones hardly ever practices, due to injuries. Julio is perhaps the quietest “diva” receiver ever. He doesn’t ever say anything. Ryan and Jones developed chemistry from playing together so many years, lately Julio was hardly ever at practice during the season, and definitely wasn’t a full participant when at practice. This is similar to the T.O. Signing for the Bills from the standpoint that the player is on the downside of their career and playing with a mediocre QB.

[GunnerBill]

2 minutes ago, Victory Formation said:

I respect Mike Vrabel so much. The guy is a great coach.

 

I don't like Vrabel and I don't think he is a great Xs and Os guy but he gets his teams ready to play week in and week out and they are gonna fight you all the way. The team definitely embodies its coach. 

 

I also think Jon Robinson is one of the least heralded but most consistent GMs out there. 

[thurst44]

2 hours ago, NewEra said:

As of now, I think we’re a contender that will likely get bounced before the SB.....unless 17 makes another huge step forward (which is unlikely imo).  He could be better, Just not sure if he’ll be significantly better

 

 

You realize there's more to teams than QBs who can improve, right. Edmunds, Oliver, Epenesa, Knox, Singletary, Moss, Ford, even Allen, White, Milano, and Dawkins are 27 or under and many have likely come nowhere near their peak. Their defense was top 3 in 2018 and 2019, and there's many reasons to believe they'll bounce back. When you knock us for not replacing our right tackle b/c he had a bad game you kind of gloss over the fact that Darryl Williams is still well under 30 was an all-pro just a few years ago and was considered one of the best in the league last year by most sources, even PFF. Do you really think replacing him will make us better. And if you're right, we drafted a huge right tackle prospect in the draft. 

 

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It’s an excuse.  That’s exactly what it is.  Read the definition.  

Ok, if you want to go that way, I was arguing more about the idiom and the way you were using it. Yes, they are "excuses" but they are VERY VALID EXCUSES. "I lost to him in the marathon because I had a broken leg and he was on a scooter" "My cake was not as good as theirs because they were given flour and sugar and I was given rocks and gravel" My point was the loss was excusable.

 

Anyway, we had 13 wins, they had 11, we won two games in the post-season, they won zero. If you look at the first five games of the Titans, they lost to the Vikings, Texans, Broncos, and Jaguars by a total of 6 pts (in regulation). Does it not seem like an anomaly that the 13-3 Bills were blown out? Again, should we consider the Jets better than the Browns last year b/c they beat them in a game that almost prevented the Browns from making the playoffs. Football is known for Any Given Sunday and that this game was played on a Tuesday should be all the more reminder that it was a weird game and we should not really use it as a major source for determining the strength of teams. 

 

They signed Jones, but they also lost a whole lot of their defense and a young WR with almost 1000 yards and their starting tight end. Oh, and you mention Clowney as a reason another team improved without mentioning that it was the Titans (the whole topic of this thread) who lost him. Their first round pick may not play next year. The Titans signing Julio Jones is a good move for them and makes them better than they were in May of 2021, but on the whole it does not likely make up for the net loss they've had of players since the end of 2020. It was an off-season that had many experts expecting they would be the team to collapse this year. Titans are still a tier below us and I predict we beat them for the third time in the last four years. 

Edited June 6, 2021 by thurst44

[Big Blitz]

2 hours ago, HappyDays said:

 

A 2nd and 4th round pick plus cap space that we don't have... 

 

 

Yea full stop for anyone that thought we were a serious destination for him.  

 

His contract is atrocious and he's 32.  Wasn't remotely interested.  

 

Glad he didn't end up with the Chargers.  

[Putin]

5 hours ago, TBBills said:

I thought he wanted big arm and a contender of a team?

I hated the Titans before i really hate them now 

[Doc Brown]

31 minutes ago, Victory Formation said:

I respect Mike Vrabel so much. The guy is a great coach.

Phluck Vrabel.  I hope he and Julio give each other mono.

[Big Blitz]

Lol Titans first preseason game is at Atlanta 

 

 

The AFC South plays the NFC West this season.  

Edited June 6, 2021 by Big Blitz

[Giuseppe Tognarelli]

14 minutes ago, Putin said:

I hated the Titans before i really hate them now 

🥴

[NewEra]

26 minutes ago, thurst44 said:

 

You realize there's more to teams than QBs who can improve, right. Edmunds, Oliver, Epenesa, Knox, Singletary, Moss, Ford, even Allen, White, Milano, and Dawkins are 27 or under and many have likely come nowhere near their peak. Their defense was top 3 in 2018 and 2019, and there's many reasons to believe they'll bounce back. When you knock us for not replacing our right tackle b/c he had a bad game you kind of gloss over the fact that Darryl Williams is still well under 30 was an all-pro just a few years ago and was considered one of the best in the league last year by most sources, even PFF. Do you really think replacing him will make us better. And if you're right, we drafted a huge right tackle prospect in the draft. 

 

Ok, if you want to go that way, I was arguing more about the idiom and the way you were using it. Yes, they are "excuses" but they are VERY VALID EXCUSES. "I lost to him in the marathon because I had a broken leg and he was on a scooter" "My cake was not as good as theirs because they were given flour and sugar and I was given rocks and gravel" My point was the loss was excusable.

 

Anyway, we had 13 wins, they had 11, we won two games in the post-season, they won zero. If you look at the first five games of the Titans, they lost to the Vikings, Texans, Broncos, and Jaguars by a total of 6 pts (in regulation). Does it not seem like an anomaly that the 13-3 Bills were blown out? Again, should we consider the Jets better than the Browns last year b/c they beat them in a game that almost prevented the Browns from making the playoffs. Football is known for Any Given Sunday and that this game was played on a Tuesday should be all the more reminder that it was a weird game and we should not really use it as a major source for determining the strength of teams. 

 

They signed Jones, but they also lost a whole lot of their defense and a young WR with almost 1000 yards and their starting tight end. Oh, and you mention Clowney as a reason another team improved without mentioning that it was the Titans (the whole topic of this thread) who lost him. Their first round pick may not play next year. The Titans signing Julio Jones is a good move for them and makes them better than they were in May of 2021, but on the whole it does not likely make up for the net loss they've had of players since the end of 2020. It was an off-season that had many experts expecting they would be the team to collapse this year. Titans are still a tier below us and I predict we beat them for the third time in the last four years. 

You’re completely writing off a team and your reason is because they beat us under strange circumstances and because we advanced further in this years playoffs. They’re good team.  They just got better. They can absolutely end our season. 

[PrimeTime101]

5 hours ago, Rochesterfan said:

 

Anything that takes the ball out of Henry’s hands and puts it into Tannehill’s hands makes Tennessee a worse team.

 

I think this is like when Beckham plays in Cleveland and the offense is actually worse that when he is injured and out and they become a Running Back focused offense with play action to the remaining guys.

Yea I disagree with this on Every level.

 

Just like Buffalo was thinking about getting a RB in the draft... It was not about Running more, yet the threat...  them Getting Jones is not about running less... Its about having that weapon/threat that stretches the field to Make Henry more dangerous. This move puts Tennessee in the play off picture and I think Tennessee gets deeper this year then prior years

 

and

 

You comparing Jones to Beckhams situations is laughable.

[Bangarang]

11 minutes ago, NewEra said:

You’re completely writing off a team and your reason is because they beat us under strange circumstances and because we advanced further in this years playoffs. They’re good team.  They just got better. They can absolutely end our season. 

People here are funny like that. They’ll be drooling over the idea of getting Ertz but disregard a really good team getting Julio Jones. 
 

Jones, Brown and Henry are amazing weapons to have on offense and Tannehill is a pretty good QB.

[billsbackto81]

Tannehill is mediocre without Henry. Look what the Ravens did to the Titans when they took King Henry out of the equation. Tannehill goes 18/26 for 165. Good move to get Julio because Tannehill does not have the talent to carry his team when the run game isn't there to make his life easy. Tannehill= Game Manager. JA put up MVP numbers with no run game and at times a sputtering defense. Julio if healthy could be the missing piece for them.  Him, AJ and Henry is quite the trio.

[NewEra]

3 minutes ago, Bangarang said:

People here are funny like that. They’ll be drooling over the idea of getting Ertz but disregard a really good team getting Julio Jones. 
 

Jones, Brown and Henry are amazing weapons to have on offense and Tannehill is a pretty good QB.

But they beat us under difficult circumstances last year.....that obviously makes us better, right?

 

One year of real success has gotten to peoples heads.  And it’s painful to read 

 

 

 

[Big Blitz]

2 minutes ago, billsbackto81 said:

Tannehill is mediocre without Henry. Look what the Ravens did to the Titans when they took King Henry out of the equation. Tannehill goes 18/26 for 165. Good move to get Julio because Tannehill does not have the talent to carry his team when the run game isn't there to make his life easy. Tannehill= Game Manager. JA put up MVP numbers with no run game and at times a sputtering defense. Julio if healthy could be the missing piece for them.  Him, AJ and Henry is quite the trio.

 

 

In fairness the Ravens do that to every QB

 

Outside of Mahomes who has had a good game against that secondary the last 2 years?  

[TBBills]

1 hour ago, Ethan in Portland said:

Based on what? Titans beat the Bills last year and the Browns were more competitive than the Bills against the Chiefs in the playoffs.  Many extenuating circumstances in the Titans game of course but to dismiss them seems a bit odd.  Brown's off-season has been great so far. They addressed their secondary and added to the DL.  

Titans are the team to beat in the AFC South.  AFC North will beat themselves up all year and the winner of that division may only be 9-7 in the end but they will be a tough out in the playoffs whether it is the Browns or Ravens.

Bills still have the second best QB in the AFC.  If the pass rush gets better they have a great shot at the SB.  The AFC is a lot closer than people think.

The Packers lost because of their defense. They already have a top 3 WR if not the best WR in football.  

One was a covid game all screwed up. The other Mahomes went out early in the 3rd quarter. Don't want to hear it.

Edited June 6, 2021 by TBBills

[GoBills808]

Bills 3rd best SB odds @+1200

 

Titans +3000 along w Dolphins

 

continue w the hysteria😂😂

[Big Blitz]

4 minutes ago, NewEra said:

But they beat us under difficult circumstances last year.....that obviously makes us better, right?

 

One year of real success has gotten to peoples heads.  And it’s painful to read 

 

 

 

 

 

I think a lot of people can't get over how bad they were with Mariota and that Tannehill is actually good.  

[Rochesterfan]

1 hour ago, Victory Formation said:

Tannehill is a pain in the rear end when he gets going. I don’t think he’s a bad QB at all. Consistently accurate, deadly with the play action when their running game gets going. Vrabel is also a heckuva coach who utilizes his talents the right way. They’re a very underrated team, sneaky good, maybe even contenders. I don’t see too many weaknesses in them.

 

Look at their defense - I think it is a potential weakness.  
 

I also think losing their Run balanced OC and bringing in a potential #1 WR throws some of the balance of the offense out - similar to what happened to Dallas and Cleveland when they brought in #1 WRs and got away from their run first offenses and got worse.

 

Julio Jones averages similar Y/R to Corey Davis and similar catch percentage.  He is a bigger name, but he is not necessarily a better receiver any longer.  The biggest difference was in Atlanta he was getting 160-170 targets a year.  Corey Davis was getting 90 targets and AJ Brown was getting around 100 targets.  
 

If Jones gets the targets that went to Davis or Brown he will be right around 1000 yards and AJ Brown will be in the same spot - basically the same as last year.  If they try to force him the ball to get numbers like Atl - then he is taking plays away from Henry.

 

It is the exact opposite argument to why the Bills should not be trying to get a big time RB - in these cases you are taking the ball out of your best players hands.  For the Bills, anything that takes the ball out of Josh hands takes points of the board.  For Tennessee, anything that gets them away from Henry and a running attack and puts the ball in Tannehill’s hands changes that team and not for the better.  If they maintain their current running game and basically use him as they did Davis - they will be fine, but they would have been better to have the younger more explosive player.

 

Julio would of had more potential impact in KC, Buffalo, or LA than he will in Tennessee or Baltimore.  I think this move almost brings the Tennessee offense back to last year and their defense is not as good - so I think they will be in a dog fight for that division.  I think they are probably the 3rd tier with Baltimore, Indy, LA, and Miami.  Good enough to win their division potentially and beat any team on any given week, but if they play a better team and get their best they are not good enough.  Everything needs to fall just right for them.

[H2o]

The Titans were already a good team. We'll have to see how the defense pans out, but they have the makings of being a REALLY good team now. Derrick Henry, AJ Brown, Julio Jones, and the serviceable Ryan Tannehill aren't anything to take lightly. Teams also won't be able to just key on the running game either. 

Edited June 6, 2021 by H2o

[Rockinon]

Welp, there goes Jones' career.

[NewEra]

8 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:

 

 

I think a lot of people can't get over how bad they were with Mariota and that Tannehill is actually good.  

It’s as if it’s impossible for tannehill to improve from his time in Miami under gase. He’s not great....but he’s pretty good and capable of winning games.  Certainly capable of beating us. He torched us.....but it was a fluke due to difficult circumstances 

[GoBills808]

Can’t wait to play these guys again

[thurst44]

44 minutes ago, NewEra said:

You’re completely writing off a team and your reason is because they beat us under strange circumstances and because we advanced further in this years playoffs. They’re good team.  They just got better. They can absolutely end our season. 

Oh for crying out loud, how am I "completely writing them off." I've never said they were a bad team nor even not a contender, but by your same logic, you are completely writing off your own team. You are also completely discounting the idea that losing players means something. Julio Jones is a great signing (how many times can I say that?), but it does not mean they got better as a whole from the last season compared to the Bills. Think of it this way: one team gains one major player and loses, let's say, six, while another team adds no significant players but loses no one either. Which team improved more?

 

Also, look closely at the team. Yes, a team with Tannehill (IF he is the Tannehill of late 2019 through 2020 and not the Tannehill of the rest of his career)/Henry/Julio Jones/AJ Brown is not going to be terrible, but it is a steep drop-off of depth. Their slot receiver, Josh Reynolds, has gone over 500 yards once in his career. Their next two receivers are guys who have been on and off the roster all year. Their starting tight end is comparable to Dawson Knox, but with one more "meh" season under his belt (honestly, i think either Firkser or Knox could make a leap next year). There's a good chance we'll cut WRs as good as their third best pass catcher. And their defense could be a big ol' mess. There's a reason Vegas still gives us a much better chance than the Titans. 

 

And what's with your smug discussion earlier about "some people with one good season" etc. You realize we were also in the playoffs last year with a very good season and have improved year-over-year tremendously the last three years. If you think this is a fluke, well, you're at odds with most national experts and you're being unnecessarily negative at a time you really should be enjoying the direction of the team. 

10 minutes ago, NewEra said:

It’s as if it’s impossible for tannehill to improve from his time in Miami under gase. He’s not great....but he’s pretty good and capable of winning games.  Certainly capable of beating us. He torched us.....but it was a fluke due to difficult circumstances 

Yes, it was a fluke. I'm glad we now agree

Edited June 6, 2021 by thurst44

[Rochesterfan]

23 minutes ago, PrimeTime101 said:

Yea I disagree with this on Every level.

 

Just like Buffalo was thinking about getting a RB in the draft... It was not about Running more, yet the threat...  them Getting Jones is not about running less... Its about having that weapon/threat that stretches the field to Make Henry more dangerous. This move puts Tennessee in the play off picture and I think Tennessee gets deeper this year then prior years

 

and

 

You comparing Jones to Beckhams situations is laughable.

 

Why is Julio a better deep threat than Corey Davis was last year?  They have very similar Y/R and catch % - the only reason Julio is a bigger name is because in Atlanta with Ryan he was targeted nearly 2x as often because it was a passing offense.  The other difference is that Davis is 26 and healthy and Jones will be 32 and coming off a season with leg/Hamstring injuries.

 

Basically under Smith - Tennessee was a run first - play action pass team that threw the ball almost 250 times less per season than Atlanta the last 2 seasons - just think about that Atlanta was throwing the ball on average 16 times more per game than Tennessee.  That gives Julio Jones a lot more targets than he will see in Tennessee.
 

Henry as we often see gets better and better as the game wears on and his carries go up.  So yes - I think there is huge potential that Julio Jones and a new OC get away from what worked and try to utilize more Julio and passing to justify the trade and the big name.  
 

It has the potential to be exactly what happened with Beckham in Cleveland where they tried to force feed him balls and it cost their previous HC a job.  Then Stefanski comes in and the offense struggles in the passing game - Beckham gets hurt and suddenly they focus on running and spreading the ball out and get better.

 

It is my opinion and yes the trade helps the Titans, but it does not make them a better offense than last year and it really has potential to take the ball away from Henry and put it in Tannehill’s and that to me is a potential step back.  
 

 

[Niagara Dude]

7 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

End of the day I would love to have Jones but if were investing in an impact player I would prefer it be either RB/TE or dominate pass rusher. They have the money to do it now if someone becomes available. 

[Orlando Tim]

Assuming Titans are paying him his whole salary of 15 million this year I do not think he would have been a good investment for us. We need to be looking more for a TE, or DB. We are very strong at WR and cost needs to be a major concern there 

[Buffalo_Stampede]

Funny how the trade was finalized almost immediately after Feliciano tweeted about getting Julio. Makes me wonder. I'm sure the Bills weren't involved but odd timing. 

[Ethan in Cleveland]

8 hours ago, RussellDopeland said:

Titans are still not winning anything with that QB. Tannehill is a poor man's Kirk Cousins- in other words, pedestrian (at best). The days of winning Super Bowls with Defense, a strong running game, but with mediocrities at QB (like Hostetler, Dilfer or Brad Johnson) are over. If the Titans want to win a championship, they'd better make Green Bay an offer they can't refuse for Rogers.

Did you not watch the last two SuperBowls?  It was all defense that won both games.

[Stank_Nasty]

4 hours ago, NewEra said:

You’re completely writing off a team and your reason is because they beat us under strange circumstances and because we advanced further in this years playoffs. They’re good team.  They just got better. They can absolutely end our season. 

They were a good team that didn’t win a single playoff game and then lost numerous key pieces on both sides of the ball. If anything this  move just drew them back to even. You honestly need to step back and count to ten. Good lord. 
 

….. and stop obsessing over a random week 5 game. They beat us bad. So what. It happens all over the league. The bills ended being the better team and most likely still are…. This seems like an odd hill to die on. 

Edited June 7, 2021 by Stank_Nasty

[GoBills808]

22 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

Yea it was similar to the Chiefs championship game. We couldn’t touch Tanne like we couldn’t touch Mahomes….. absolutely destroyed at the LOS and the defense was torched.

Hopefully our young draft picks make an impact this season. 

 

Hopefully someone opposite Tre can hang with Jones.. Levi will get torched and swatted away. 

Considering we were starting Josh Norman and Cam Lewis in that game last season, I’ll take White and Wallace all day.

[Stank_Nasty]

3 hours ago, NewEra said:

But they beat us under difficult circumstances last year.....that obviously makes us better, right?

 

One year of real success has gotten to peoples heads.  And it’s painful to read 

 

 

 

No. What obviously makes us better is being 2 games better than them in the regular season and then advancing to the title game while beating a team they couldn’t handle. All while having a budding superstar at QB. But by all means keep bringing up the week 5 matchup…. 
 

and the Bills have been to the playoffs in 3 of the last 4 seasons while attaining what seems to be an elite qb.  You’ll

have to excuse everyone for having high expectations for the squad. By all means feel free to point out that week 5 matchup again. 

Edited June 7, 2021 by Stank_Nasty

[Thurman#1]

10 hours ago, Rochesterfan said:

 

Anything that takes the ball out of Henry’s hands and puts it into Tannehill’s hands makes Tennessee a worse team.

 

I think this is like when Beckham plays in Cleveland and the offense is actually worse that when he is injured and out and they become a Running Back focused offense with play action to the remaining guys.

 

 

I politely disagree. I think Henry is still going to see a ton of carries. This will just make the passing game better. Quite a bit better.

[Thurman#1]

36 minutes ago, Ethan in Portland said:

Did you not watch the last two SuperBowls?  It was all defense that won both games.

 

 

Yeah, the scores were 6- 0 and 7-3, weren't they?

 

You're right that defenses were important in both games. So were offenses, though.

 

Also worth pointing out that winning a Super Bowl isn't a one-day thing. In fact, winning the game might be the easiest part. The hard part reaching the Super Bowl. Both winners had good defenses, you're right about that.

 

The people who think defense doesn't matter have lost the plot. It's still huge.

 

 

35 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

Considering we were starting Josh Norman and Cam Lewis in that game last season, I’ll take White and Wallace all day.

 

 

Yup. And Edmunds and Oliver were still fighting through injuries that greatly handicapped them, plus Milano wasn't even active. Our best defense was not on the field that day.

 

Still, Tennessee is a genuinely good team that just got better.

[Charles Romes]

I didn’t see him as the missing piece and the contract is burdensome 

[CommonCents]

Bleh. I hate seeing Julio go there, I like him.

 

I don’t think it hurts the Bills chances, the more times Tannehill drops back to pass the better our chances get. 

 

I’d much rather him passing than Henry running. 

[NewEra]

38 minutes ago, Stank_Nasty said:

They were a good team that didn’t win a single playoff game and then lost numerous key pieces on both sides of the ball. If anything this  move just drew them back to even. You honestly need to step back and count to ten. Good lord. 
 

….. and stop obsessing over a random week 5 game. They beat us bad. So what. It happens all over the league. The bills ended being the better team and most likely still are…. This seems like an odd hill to die on. 

All

in saying is the titans can beat us in the playoffs. They are a good team.  They lost key pieces and replaced them with good players.  
 

I’ll take a step back when you wake up and realize that we aren’t some unstoppable force.  Good teams can beat us.  We lost to a team that didn’t make the playoffs....a team that made the playoffs, in the tougher conference certainly has a chance to beat us as well.  I’m not saying they are better.  I’m not saying they’ll be favored. I’m saying. That they can beat us. If you think that that statement is outlandish, @DC Tom can finish the rest 

[Stank_Nasty]

10 minutes ago, NewEra said:

All

in saying is the titans can beat us in the playoffs. They are a good team.  They lost key pieces and replaced them with good players.  
 

I’ll take a step back when you wake up and realize that we aren’t some unstoppable force.  Good teams can beat us.  We lost to a team that didn’t make the playoffs....a team that made the playoffs, in the tougher conference certainly has a chance to beat us as well.  I’m not saying they are better.  I’m not saying they’ll be favored. I’m saying. That they can beat us. If you think that that statement is outlandish, @DC Tom can finish the rest 

Man, it’s the NFL. anybody taking any week for granted is just foolish. The Titans can certainly beat the bills. I would say as we stand right now the bills are STILL the better team. And since when does me thinking the bills should still be regarded as the better team hint towards me thinking they are some sort of unstoppable force? Anybody that’s paid attention to the league in general for an extended period of time knows that saying that about any team is silly. It’s why I chuckle at anybody that’s just locking the Chiefs into the Super Bowl again…

 

The Bills make the playoffs in 3 of the last 4 years and look to have an elite QB and you’re getting all butt hurt that people aren’t terrified of the Titans and actually expect to win most games now. The Titans clearly lost key pieces. They added a couple as well. If it’s not a wash let’s say it’s slightly better. Sorry, I’m not gonna sound the horn and run for the hills over that. 

i Guess I just don’t get your vigor in taking up for this Titans team. So much so that you feel the need to keep referencing a nearly meaningless one game sample size from week 5 of last year. 

 

Edited June 7, 2021 by Stank_Nasty

[eball]

59 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

People talk about the Bills like they are destined for the SB… they could absolutely lose to a few AFC teams in the playoffs. The conference is stacked. The Titans, Chiefs, Browns can all be better/beat the Bills next season…. Not saying the Bills can’t beat them either but I think it’s all pretty close between the Titans, Bills, and Browns. Chiefs are still in another tier, IMO.

 

 

 

“People” - no, certain Bills fans on a message board. Go figure. You’re so hell bent on tempering excitement you can’t help yourself. 
 

The Chiefs aren’t in “another tier” - they’re the back-to-back defending AFC champs but tell me, how many teams have done it three times in a row? Look at Gunner’s breakdown of their off-season. If that was the Bills you’d be predicting a 9-8 season. 
 

We all know the Browns are your new Jets (you were so right on that one) and we all know you’re still sore the Bills didn’t roll with Whaley’s roster when McD took over. You’ve been proven wrong so many times over the past four seasons I’ve lost count.

 

Youre the guy standing in the corner waiting for a mistake to say “I told you so” and I know you’ve got a list and you’re ready to pounce - Lotulelei, Edmunds, you name it.  Weird way to live your life and follow a team. 
 

If only the Bills had tendered Mike Gillislee…where we could be…

[Putin]

5 hours ago, Giuseppe Tognarelli said:

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What cappcio no good ???

Edited June 7, 2021 by Putin

[NewEra]

43 minutes ago, Stank_Nasty said:

Man, it’s the NFL. anybody taking any week for granted is just foolish. The Titans can certainly beat the bills. I would say as we stand right now the bills are STILL the better team. And since when does me thinking the bills should still be regarded as the better team hint towards me thinking they are some sort of unstoppable force? Anybody that’s paid attention to the league in general for an extended period of time knows that saying that about any team is silly. It’s why I chuckle at anybody that’s just locking the Chiefs into the Super Bowl again…

 

The Bills make the playoffs in 3 of the last 4 years and look to have an elite QB and you’re getting all butt hurt that people aren’t terrified of the Titans and actually expect to win most games now. The Titans clearly lost key pieces. They added a couple as well. If it’s not a wash let’s say it’s slightly better. Sorry, I’m not gonna sound the horn and run for the hills over that. 

i Guess I just don’t get your vigor in taking up for this Titans team. So much so that you feel the need to keep referencing a nearly meaningless one game sample size from week 5 of last year. 

 

I was having back and forths with other members and you quoted me. My comment was regarding this entire thread, not ust you