Charles Romes

Having josh sit a week is not the end of the world. The worst part is losing someone since we need to sign an emergency QB for a game.

He basically willed the ball across the goal line to beat the the Bengals.

The league would have to get their act together in getting all of the one week only playing fields together. They had to cancel that game in Mexico last year and this preseason there was that disaster up in Winnipeg.

One of the great in game decisions of all time letting the clock run on Pete Carroll and Russell Wilson before the Malcolm Butler interception.

A- blundered badly before the half against the Bengals. If they were committed to trying the 62 yarder instead of attempting to get 4 yards they should have run the clock from 7 seconds to 5 so as not to senselessly give up a Hail Mary try from the 50.

JP Losman said all the right things as well.

Since we won, and because of the big play at the end, we can all forget the drop on the two yard line in the first half.

Miami would make sense. Having formally tanked they have the luxury of taking on experimental players to see if it works.

I never liked the Kroft signing. His only good year was when Eifert went down. Other than that he was never considered good enough to take plays away from Eifert. We are looking to find an Eifert not a Kroft. Beane has had many successes and so must of us I expect are willing to let the Kroft mistake slide.

I did notice that one good year for Kroft when Eifert went down. What it said to me is that Kroft was never regarded to be good enough to push Eifert for reps when Eifert was healthy. We are trying to find someone as good as Eifert. Someone who is not able to take any plays from Eifert has a ceiling of average.

If I made 28 mil a year I’d hang around the office as well

I have seen enough. Nothing stood out from his resume either. My least favorite offseason signing. Time to move on. Duke to the active roster.

Having Kelvin Benjamin as your number one has to equate to a loss of 10 completion percentage points and 20 rating points.

The 99 Titans (home rum throwback) had the best record of any non-division winner. 13-3.

They reached for the stars and drafted a high risk highest ceiling potential franchise QB. If things work out in a way that is trending the value of the team can escalate quickly.

With all of the trickery and rub routes the Pats offense has evolved beyond needing an offensive line.

Adam Schein is a genius!

I’d give it a few weeks to assess whether we can make a legitimate run at the Lombardi THIS YEAR. Then, go for it with a second round pick.

Watson is a statue of Bledsoesque proportions and that will always hold him back and prevent him from reaching elite status. In a redraft today, I draft Allen over Watson.

On franchise QB curve: B, B+ On curve for supposedly raw development talent playing his 4th season of D1+ ball: A+, A+++

The baby is crowning

Wow. Quite a bobble there by Ray-Ray

If Allen’s picks go up this year we should all show a little patience and remind ourselves that the youngster is learning to throw with anticipation for the first time in his football life. Very good article though the writer almost lost me by using the word “perhaps” two sentences in a row.

The Bickering Bills were the 89 team. The 88 team was dominant on D and should have made the super bowl which they could have won against the 10-6 miners had they not dropped 3 of 4 to close the season to finish 12-4 and lose home field. The 89 team was predicted to be dominant, even better than 88, but finished 9-7 about as poor a record as was possible. Most people blamed the drop off on the bickering amongst the players. Marv Levy blamed the drop off on Art Still, who had one last dominant year as a run stopper DE in 88 (Marv called him the best run stopper of all time) but who’s play dropped off precipitously in 89 according to Marv.

As long as he’s healthy before the trade deadline. Could be nice addition if the price is right.