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But that's the thing, look at his career...he's literally had one great season, and then average again this year. But of course, we can't take last season away b/c it was certainly great, but his career as a whole has been nothing great, and he did absolutely nothing this year to be ranked 12th compared to TT at 21. Looking at the numbers, one can easily argue that no single season in Cam's entire career (aside from one season last year) is that much better statistically than anything TT has done here in two seasons.

It's a solid list: only thing I would say is, Flacco, Eli, and Cam are living off of their name and name only. One can easily make the argument that TT had, at a minimum, an equivalent season to those 3 QB's. Solid list though. Also, I know Game Managers is a common term, but can we create a category for those QB's that end up being directly responsible for their teams' losses due to untimely turnovers? I can think of Cam, Bortles, Osweiler, Cutler, Eli, Rivers, etc. Maybe call that category the Game Clunkers.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but it appeared to me that Lynn/Kromer had guards pulling all over the place last year - ridiculous amounts of movement; and creative movement at that. I didn't just imagine that did i?

It's hard to disagree with this. Even before the injuries, it was Sammy and Woods really, and that's it. The rest of the WR were a bunch of nobodies that never accomplished anything at the NFL level. Throw in injuries to Sammy and Woods during the season, and you're left with an absolute worst case scenario. Justin Hunter and Percy Harvin had to be brought in just to be able to field an offensive unit. Abysmal.

So you have a Jay Cutler thread and a Manziel thread and you want both.

Impressive.

Hes proven that hes repeatedly disliked by teammates and has been benched how many times now?

This is why i keep coming back here. For gems like this. Thank you Beef.

Haha. Oh man.

"The Schutt F7 (left) may present a challenge for traditional helmet logo positioning." Paul Lukas And therein lies the ultimate problem.

I hear ya. Fair enough.

No i cant feel the Cutler fever. Maybe 8-9 years ago.

You figure it will have strong similarities. Biggest question will be actual playcalling. But if the guy has been under kubiak for that long you can bet the system will be really similar.

Out of that list you can easily say bye to 15 and not miss a beat. Replace half of them on draft day

Thousands.

So pretty much anywhere but Buffalo. Sounds about right.

Ah yes. Its super bowl or bust in Buffalo. Title town USA.

Some of the best players on this team are in their prime. Gilmore. Dareus. Hughes. Sammy. Shady (tail end). Woods. Glenn. Tyrod. Z Brown. TD mike. Clay. Then u have rookies like shaq and ragland. If you cant put a winning team together within 3yrs then I dont know what to say.

This is how I took what he said: 1. We're going to give McDermott a hell of a long leash bc we realize that it may take a few years to get where we want to get. So regardless of how we do, we trust McDermott and we're sticking with him for the long haul. 2. He also said that though we're trying to change the culture and build for the long haul (whatever that REALLY means) we're going to field a competent team that arent going to embarrass themselves. So i dont think that means we are full rebuild mode. I think that is we believe in McDermott and if we go 7-9 the next two years, the process can take a few years, and we're not going to deviate. Aka change coaches again. Thats what i got.

Unfreaking real. Bills fans and media deserve a loser. Im really starting to believe that.

Agreed.

Gotcha. Thanks. Good looking out man.

Turnover differential is usually a good indicator of success. 7 of top 11 teams in turnover differential made playoffs. Buffalo was one of 4 teams that didnt.

In the end theyre all assistants. But the assistants are then further specialized. In the end youre either a HC or an assistant.

Only position that cant be blocked is a HC vacancy. All others can be blocked.