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No word if they have signed their next franchise QB in the person of one Nathan Peterman.

The injury break should have theoretically allowed for that. Time to get back on the horse.

With a terrible take at that.

The Jets will be a strong player. Pletny of cap space and an excellent complement to take pressure off Darnold.

Wrong focus and he's doing just the opposite by declaring "Josh is our starter" which lets him know exactly where he stands.

Good thing the coaches are focused on the future of the team at 3-7 instead of worrying about whether a journeyman QB who has bounced around the league deserves another start.

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The Chargers should be higher on this PFF list IMO.

His lack of effort in every aspect of playing the position is downright embarrassing and shows nothing but disrespect to his teammates. He's a bum. Apologies to all bums.

He really enjoys that aspect of playing the position.

They haven't missed a beat.

He's a really good LT.

Can't think of a better guy for the Bills except maybe Alexander.

Super Bowl or Bust? Saints, Steelers Among Teams All In On 2018 By Gil Brandt, NFL Media senior analyst In February, one team will triumphantly raise the Lombardi Trophy after achieving the goal that every team shares at the start of the season: winning the Super Bowl. Of course, 31 other teams will not be doing that. But which of the 31 non-Super Bowl winners will take it the hardest? A squad that is running out of time to win behind a quarterback defying Father Time? An organization that has made a flurry of aggressive moves to maximize a competitive window? When I was vice president of player personnel for the Cowboys, we went to the playoffs 18 times in a 20-season stretch. We won the Super Bowl twice in that span -- but all other 16 trips to the postseason ended in a loss. No matter how successful you are, when you get beaten in the playoffs, it can feel like there's no tomorrow. Your season ends abruptly, in great disappointment, even if, by most measures, reaching the postseason qualifies as an achievement. There are about 20 teams right now that look like they are in the playoff conversation. But some are facing higher expectations than others. I've isolated seven teams below for whom failing to win Super Bowl LIII would qualify as the bitterest of disappointments -- seven "Super Bowl or bust" squads with everything riding on the final outcome of the 2018 season, arranged in order of who would be most upset to miss their shot.