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I agree with that and in many instances he'll have to do just that as is often the case in UFA.

I'm not expecting him to light it up with what he has to work with. I'm looking for more encouraging signs that the game is beginning to slow down for him by showing more pocket poise and better decision making along with throwing with more consistent mechanics, better timing, anticipation, accuracy, and touch.

It is that time with the Bills at 3-7, but just in case anyone didn't know we have a running thread on the CFB sub-forum with mocks, big boards, and top prospect links.

It just shows a lack of foresight and visionary thinking in the long term best interests of the team.

Get out your can of troll spray and adjust your ignore settings.

Fact: They traded up to #7 from #22.

They have to begin to show results in 2019. It's a pivotal year.

Tips for Week 11 NFL picks: Something strange about Chiefs-Rams line, teaser of the week and more As you may have heard, the Chiefs are playing the Rams in the biggest matchup of the season, and rather than the game taking place in Mexico City, field conditions have moved the game to Los Angeles. You probably already know that the total for the game is higher than we've ever seen for an NFLgame, but when the spread reopened at several sportsbooks, it revealed something pretty shocking about the Rams. The standard home-field advantage for teams is considered to be three points, though it can vary from team to team based on home/road splits and other factors. So if you get two teams that the sportsbooks consider equal, you'll see the home team favored by three points. That's what happened in the Jaguars-Colts game in Week 10, and the Colts did in fact win by three points. Chiefs at Rams (-3.5) Home-field advantage: 3 points Power rating line: Rams -3 Lookahead line: Rams -1.5 KC LAR Record vs. spread 8-2 4-6 Yards per play differential 0.9 0.9 Points per drive offense rank 2 3 Points per drive defense rank 25 24 Weighted DVOA 41.7 31.8 Pass offense DVOA rank 1 3 Pass defense DVOA rank 12 13 Run offense DVOA rank 4 1 Run defense DVOA rank 32 29 The Rams were at one point only the home team in name for what was scheduled to be a Mexico City showdown, but poor field conditions have shifted this one to Los Angeles. The Rams were favored by 2.5 when this game was on a neutral field, but it reopened at Rams -3.5 once the move was announced. Do the Rams only get one point for home-field advantage? Is the fact that they were training at altitude and the Chiefs weren't baked into such a small move? At any rate, the Rams have actually fallen well short of expectations lately, covering just once in their last seven games. That hasn't been the case for the Chiefs, who sport the second-best offensive DVOA ever tracked through 10 games behind the juggernaut Patriots of 2007. They've failed to cover just once all year, and Andy Reid has historically been great against the spread on the road -- the Chiefs are an NFL-best 32-16 ATS on the road since Reid took over. The Rams can afford to lose the least with the Saints peaking, but the Chiefs might just be the better team here.

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — With little money to spend and few impact players interested in signing with the Bills given the uncertainty at quarterback this past offseason, general manager Brandon Beane understood Buffalo’s offense was going to struggle. Little did he realize how much. “There’s nobody that goes into a season and looks for either side of the ball to have a down year and to be statistically where our offense is,” Beane told The Associated Press during a wide-ranging interview before Buffalo entered its bye week. He then recalled something former coach John Fox once said when the two worked together in Carolina. “There’s nobody going to rescue you in-season,” said Beane, in his second year in Buffalo. “You’ve got to dig out of it yourself. And all you can do is put your head down and keep working.” Much of the heavy lifting will have to wait for the offseason when Buffalo is projected to be more than $90 million under the NFL’s salary cap, plus a current stockpile of 10 draft picks.

QB INDEX Biggest QB Surprises of the Season Andrew Luck's return and young quarterbacks' domination have shocked the football world and Gregg Rosenthal this season. Here's why you should pay attention to these four names down the stretch. NFL Week 11 QB Power Rankings: Why the Ravens need to turn to Lamar Jackson over Joe Flacco Ranking every quarterback in the NFL 1-32 before Week 11 of the NFL season by Will Brinson It is crossroads time in Baltimore, with the Ravens sitting at 4-5, set to play a run of potential playoff teams with questionable defenses, and badly needing a win against the Bengals on Sunday to get back to .500 and try and save people's jobs/just make the playoffs. Which means it's Lamar Jackson time. Joe Flacco is hurt -- he's battling a hip injury that could result in him just being questionable or missing up to a couple of weeks -- and Jackson is a first-round pick chosen to kickstart a new era for the franchise.

In KC no less.

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Daily Dose: Comparing the Rams and Chiefs Each weekday, theRams.com will be taking a look around the internet for the top Rams headlines of the day. Here’s a look at what’s out there for Thursday, November 15th about your Los Angeles Rams. RAMS vs. CHIEFS On Wednesday, Southern California News Group’s’ Rich Hammond compared the Rams’ and Chiefs’ offenses ahead of Monday night’s matchup. Hammond says there isn’t much difference between the two.

Thank goodness this has already been decided with an eye toward the future of the franchise instead of wasting valuable snaps on the veteran journeyman.