Talked to a wake trainer a few months ago who promised good things to come from him and that he's not hit the ceiling at all. Last year he was too big. Bills want him 270ish
Too lazy to get into it but he was important tonight. Created mismatches on D, for 1. And had good vision to move out and take pressure off others running routes
By the rule it can be a good call. Ejection is the r word for stupid.
And it's a rule for the sissies.
These dudes make millions to play this game. Even if they don't love it - so what. Millions of people get paid a fraction for a job they don't like. These guys can say their job is dangerous. It's not. There are far more dangerous jobs out there. They make the choice to play a violent sport.
Oh I agree but it's just not the same feeling... Is it really chicken salad? I mean. Jeesh.
This 3rd down will be telling. Do we trust our offense or just Josh?
Can our WRs do it? Does it have to be Diggs?
The defense is letting the DBs play on islands and without extra deep men. New England especially is leaving at least one LB watching the backfield while the DL brings it.
We kept hearing how Josh is good under pressure and bringing heat against him. And he had been.
But this year it's not the same. Maybe it's our OL.
I'm worried that the NFL has figured out how to rush Josh.
@Simon, others. Thoughts?