HardyBoy

beat ya to it, although subtly, lol

I’m usually in the be aggressive camp myself, but where they had stolen a possession, I was kinda leaning towards stealing the points. Going for it was the right decision, I just found it interesting that my brain was having those thoughts. Granted, watching the QB School video the other day (def watch it if people haven’t watched it yet, it’s a really good one), it really looks like Brady is able to scheme guys open and get people into favorable matchups and leverages and I’m sure that play he called had answers for man, zone and blitzes.

you can’t look at raw numbers, you need to look at % of times they faced 4th down and went for it. What if the bills faced the fewest number of 4th downs? But appreciate your confidence when saying someone is completely wrong, when you are using what is most likely a super flawed metric to prove the point

Watched it yesterday, awesome video!

How could they handle both Tua’s and Hill’s accelerated cap hit is Hill gets traded and Tua retires. they’d have to cut half their team that also don’t have guaranteed money left, if that would even cover it. Like I’m sure they had a contingency plan when they signed Tua and guaranteed the rest of Hill’s contract, but I’m not sure what the heck it could be? Granted, I haven’t looked at the dolphins cap situation, but what is their out and how could they make these deals without having an out planned?!?! So there must be an out…right?

Is that confirmed? Also I can’t imagine if he had an independent neurologist saying that yes, he could play today, but the risk to his long term health is too significant because of how not relatively hard that hit was that caused him to go into fencer posture and subsequent significant concussion could happen even easier and have major lasting impacts… like the team fully knew his history and still made him an offer. I can’t see how him retiring citing concussions and having a personal doctor not sign off on him playing wouldn’t allow him to have his injury guarantee kick in, especially where he could say to the judge or arbiter, “these people massively messed up my care, and they even fired a neurologist who cleared me in the past, they cannot be trusted to give my patient clearance to play.”

um… Aaron rodgers was questionable for a while last year when he tore his Achilles…

I don’t think that’s right about guaranteed money not counting if someone retires

What’s the over under?

That wasn’t even that hard of a hit right? Like a solid hit, but not crazy by nfl standards. That’s not good that it looks like he’s doing fencing pose easier and easier

Did you watch the body cam video?!?! I just did…that police officer was completely out of line and should not be responsible for keeping people safe, that was not at all ok.

you might be right on the window tint and safety, but there is no law that says you need to treat anyone with “respect”

The constant negativity and insane reactions from this fan base are genuinely making it so I am not really excited about the season like I normally would be. A bunch of entitled, whiny, largely clueless, and certainly misinformed (because you can't possibly have all the info) weirdos that just keep spouting the same things over and over because they don't know how to handle their feelings.

You also gotta think he heard a lot of stuff from fans too...prob just wants a fresh start

I hope that's being said with the understanding that is happening everywhere, across spectrums, and while the individual canceling is super lame, there are people getting whipped into a frenzy where it's entire groups of people that are marked as others and the thing that whips them into a frenzy and the groups it's focused on just continuously changes and grows.

But they're not anonymous...the entire team is together in the room and Josh Allen reviews the notes and I'm assuming finalizes them and picks the specific things to bring up to Brady. To call that process anonymous is not accurate.

I would imagine that is what the money the Army paid was to get that to happen... that was paid for, just like the stuff you see at nfl games

I dunno, I've been on this board pretty much all off-season and don't remember it being talked about...and the article I linked was published three hours before I shared it here. Lol, watch someone searches and posts a screenshot where I was like super active in the thread that potentially existed and have no recollection of it at all!

I know, this one is making me way more annoyed than I thought it would... like obviously he wasn't ready to play. What I'm not sure on is if he knew it at the time and was just saying he was fine...or if he genuinely believed he was fine, because you kinda need that level of self confidence to just make it to D1, let alone the nfl, and looking back upon introspection and reviewing the outcome he realized it was the wrong move. I really hope it's the second and he learns from this, but totally agree, this makes it hard to trust anything he says...positive thinking is cool and I'm sure he believes in positive manifestation, but maybe he could work on positively manifesting some honest appraisal as well...

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/40640119/bills-von-miller-says-not-played-last-year

I was kinda hoping Matt Bove would have gotten it...no idea if he has any play by play experience, but I think he could be awesome at it.

I hope Hyde retires

It won't potentially just be on regular TV over there?

Even if it's a result of him having serious mental health issues as a result of playing the sport we all so excitedly cheer for? I mean it really does seem like there might be a steep cost to the players for playing this sport and I know I'm making an assumption, but if he has significant CTE, does that change anything in terms of your opinion? I'm not excusing his behavior at all and many of his actions likely impacted the lives of people negatively forever, it's awful. Just if he's suffering from dementia, which I'm not saying he is, just that it's possible, and he got that dementia by playing a sport that we all cheered for...I dunno, like I get your perspective and point of view and I'm n it trying to tell you to change it, it just feels like this might be the cost some players pay for playing the sport and we're part of the machine as fans that ultimately churns out people that end up in these types of situations that otherwise would have not faced potential life changing brain trauma and subsequent dementia