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I love that you're defending him and you have no idea what he even did. He could have made unwanted advances to someone (or multiple people), or his behavior could have caused some issues at work (making a scene in the office, or just inappropriate office behavior in general), or he could have just used inappropriate language for the office. In the end they did an investigation, and when confronted - he basically told them he did nothing wrong. You just draw a parallel to a married couple who met prior to working together in like 1990 - and say that's somehow the same thing. They could have you know, been transparent and openly dating.

Howso? He acted inappropriate at work, and had inappropriate work relationships (lets assume he did something wrong). When confronted about it by his boss and likely HR, this was the end result - and they mentioned deceit as a reason why.

I mean - we don't even know what Brandon did. There could be very justifiable reasons.

That's all well and good... but you don't really know the nature of KP & TPs relationship (IE they could have been dating before she started), or the nature of Brandon's indiscretions (he may have just had a consensual relationship with one person, or he could have done something completely different and inappropriate). So it's a tad of a stretch and generalization.

Beane didn't go down for anything. That's the slander part. Brandon is the one who was let go.

I mean... it seems like they met. and have been together for like 25-30 years? It's not really comparable to the president of the company sleeping with subordinates imo.

They practice with the kicker and the punter on the other field like the whole time. Your backup center has to actually snap to QBs a lot, and work on blocking technique. If they practiced at a different time - maybe it could work? It's why the punters basically always hold kicks now too, they're already over there with the LS and kicker.

Could look at EJ's career 67% and say the same thing

Cardale played in the Urban Meyer Spread-Option offense. Likely didn't call a play in the huddle, never set a protection, never took a snap under center. He only threw the ball 269 times in college before he went professional. He didn't come off as a particularly bright guy, or x's and o's guy. His accuracy woes were alarmingly bad, and he had a national championship caliber team with playmakers like Zeke elliot and Michael thomas. He mustered 8 TDs. That guy was a project in every sense of the word. They preferred Peterman because I think they were more confident he could develop into a capable backup QB. Exactly - if he sucks. I will be honest and say he sucks. If he's great - I'll root like hell for the guy. My biggest Jones gripe was how many OSU games he went to in 2016. I feel like he was there every week. I know you're the 3rd QB and stuff... but one would think you'd care enough to TRY and show that you should be playing.

Yeah - will def need to limit his snaps. We play a ton of nickel as it is, and Milano and Edmunds project to be the 2 LBs in a nickel this year

Lorax was basically the best player on the field in that playoff game, so I know the guy can still play somewhere. I wouldn't fully discount his ability to play Sam and add some edge rushing rotation. Murphy, lorax and probably yarbrough.. honestly like all of them just gotta collapse the pocket more

He literally tweeted it during the game that the announcers made those comments

At least they traded up to get a QB. If you pay that extra premium, it better be a premium position player.

Yeah... I mean... we had a 17 year playoff drought. We're used to that.

I dunno - he took a pretty bad team to the playoffs in year one. He's trying to build a winning culture. Allen seems like a natural "Buffalo" fit. There's always another Quarterback - at least these guys have decided to take some shots.

I gotta give the guys a bit more of a leash than previous regimes... they got us into the playoffs in year one while dumping a ton of salary. If they miss on this guy there's always the next one. I feel like they get 4-5 years minimum.

Beane wasn't even with the team when we passed on Mahomes.

Look for value - depth isn't great anywhere on the roster. Could use a LCB, a NCB, interior Oline, or WR.

I don't think that's something you can extrapolate from watching film... but that's just me.

I feel like some scouts kind of see a bradford type in rosen (Adequate starter, short passing rhythm guy), and see a potential newton/stafford/wentz (MVP caliber) in allen. I'm also sure other scouts see a total project in Allen, and Matt Ryan in Rosen. Rosen's outspoken attitude isn't necessarily a bad thing - but it can be if it bleeds into confrontations with coaches, teammates, or the media. I'm also not sure he was a great fit in Buffalo with his background. We tend to dislike the silver spoon types in a still relatively blue collar community. The concussions are always a concern, as it just seems like they always end up happening again to QBs who get them, but even looking past that there are issues.

Added some help along the d-line. new ILB, probably will add some secondary depth. I don't see why our D would be any worse than last year. The offense was already bottom of the barrel... should be a middling 6-10 win team.

Why is he flawed?

Yeah - I know bringing in Daboll was an indication that they knew they needed someone who's worked with a lot of different QBs. Hopefully they can get someone to get on the same page with him mechanically. It's weird to look at him because he didn't play at a high school where they developed his mechanics a ton, and he didn't play at a big college... And despite all of that, he's actually got a good release, and pretty solid footwork.

Right? He's the guy. LETS DO THIS!!!

Daboll Wanted to be QB coach at NE but they gave it to McDaniels. I'm not sure he's going to be a mechanics guy, but i imagine he sees through the QBs eyes better than Dennison.