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Wow, is Easley good on special teams.

You're right, Spiller has never gotten yards. But which is it--- Spiller is always injured or Fred is injured twice as often but it doesn't matter?

Spiller isn't injured about twice as often as Fred Jackson.

May the Browns defense be "run on" tomorrow night as much as each of your sentences.

There's no way Cameron is for sale. How on earth is a 3rd and a 5th going to return anywhere near the value that Cameron provides on the field? Gordon would easily fetch a 1st round pick+. His upside is astronomical and he's a WR in his 2nd season--- easily 10-12 productive years left in his career. It's pretty unlikely they'll trade him, anyhow.

And really: this. He wasn't the right guy as a Head Coach. Unfortunately, for anyone really pining after Chan, being the HC would come with that package. I prefer Marrone so far.

I'm curious what Chan would do with EJ Manuel. Reportedly, he liked Cam Newton, Russell Wilson and Ryan Tannehill--- not that they're identical to EJ, but I bet he had some plans drawn up that they couldn't run with Fitz.

Getting 2 first downs and punting is still making first downs and is not a pace or tempo related solution to extending drives. Right?

Maybe we don't use one because we don't have one that can block consistently. Summers whiffs as often as he connects.

At least this thread contains a better developed premise and more coherent analysis than one started by microscopes.

I'm guessing you should change the thread title.

I agree that drafting RBs high is bad strategy, and for the reasons cited already in this thread--- but the only true correlation in this blurb is that teams with high draft picks tend to have bad records in the near future. What are the records of teams that drafted DTs, QBs etc in the top 15? Bad teams are bad teams.

Gotcha. And I also agree the front office needed to address this in some fashion.

No kidding. What's your point? A starting safety moving to CB means there are backups at every secondary position. I'm not suggesting anything more.

My post was in reference to the stats posted by 26CornerBlitz: Justin Rogers targeted 9 times for 6 completions, 254 yards and 2 TDs. He's in that position due to injury. I'm not sure where the disconnect is--- because the Jets going after one inadequate replacement was responsible for 50% of their offensive output. It's hard to cover that up when you're down starters at all 5 DB positions (including nickel).

Secondary depth was already an issue prior to injuries, no question, and that's a big part of the problem. But realistically, how many teams can field a competitive secondary missing their top 3 CBs and starting S? Shifting Aaron Williams from S back to CB further complicates things.

Call it a hunch, but I have a sneaking suspicion there wouldn't be quite as much weeping and gnashing of teeth over Geno vs. EJ if our secondary weren't a M.A.S.H. unit.

Bills-Jets Sunday Ticket feed still not working for anyone, aside from the RedZone channel?

He's definitely got something going on with his arms in the 1st picture.

Yes, I'm a loser--- because I wasted my time responding to your stupid post.

The only available authentic jerseys are the ones with the toilet seat collars?

If what you posted is true, then I have to say I'm absolutely shocked that an NFL player had an emotional reaction after getting called for a penalty at a crucial point of a game. Hopefully when he shows up to RWS tomorrow to look at film, all of the contents of his locker are piled up in the parking lot with a printout of this thread.

It's Sears. He got a great deal on tires.

It's embarrassing. It's not the kind of thread I'd associate with a good poster. But that's funny.

This is such a loser thread. You should be embarrassed.