clayboy54

How the hell do you know Sweeney is “at least as good” when you haven’t seen Kroft in this offense? That’s bold to say when the Bills, Bengals and perhaps others saw Kroft as an exciting prospect. Maybe he’s injury prone and will never pan out. You just don’t know if you don’t give him a shot.

Their defense didn't look too shabby last night!

Overall, the Dolphins are worse. The Broncos still have a defense. However, the Denver offense is arguably worse than Miami’s offense.

One thing is for certain, Elway is not going to bring in anyone that could tarnish his legacy.

Elway better be looking for a new career.

We’ll, his unit is playing like their coach is Mike Munchkin.

Denver’s OL coach should be taken out back and shot.

They’ve both done some nice things so far, for a whole lot less draft capital.

Good thing we didn’t draft Fant. He ain’t all that.

Truthfully, I’d love to see Tyrod in an Andy Reid offense. That would be very interesting.

They’ll likely win tonight!

He wasn’t until Henne went down.

So why in God’s name would you run a sneek with your injured QB?

That’s the kind of fake I’d expect from Miami.

They’ve got some talent on the OL but they are indeed failing to protect Flacco.

Flacco really has fallen on bad times. Sure they don’t have a powerful offense, but he is not helping any.

Hopefully he plays better for the Browns than Tunsil is doing with the Texans. These so called best left tackles leave something to be desired. Worse, they kill your cap.

If he was a good QB then he should be playing somewhere, baggage or not. However, he is not good. Unfortunately, this makes it appear like he’s blackballed. Should EJ Manual be playing somewhere? He’s just not good enough either. Is EJ being blackballed? No, and no.

They're no worse than they've ever been. It's just that technology improvements keep exposing all of their mistakes. The latest improvement shows various camera angles, synced in time to verify ball placement. Seriously, the human eye just cannot pick all that up in real time. They do the beat they can, except in NE games where Kraft pays them off, and frankly, it's a shame that they are exposed so often by the high tech views. If there is to be improvement, then there needs to be robotic/automated officiating. I'm sure that'll come some day. In the meantime, we have to live with what we have. The owners want it that way and Riveron dances to their drum.

The key to your poll is "right now." The Bills are not complete yet, but are well on their way. As the year progresses, you will see more consistency across the board. Plus, as the new pieces on offense become more cohesive, our firepower will dramatically increase. Finally, Josh Allen is getting better most every week and shows that he is a student of the game, studies and works hard, and despite being the most raw prospect coming out of Wyoming, he is rapidly becoming a good NFL QB. He may be able to become great over time.

But it is cheap!

Unfortunately, there's nothing that is that accurate today. A couple feet, yes. But, that doesn't help with measuring first downs by inches. As an example, NASCAR uses this to determine car position at a caution. Sensors are buried in the track at intervals and each car carries a unique identifier. The NFL could do this same thing, but again, it is not accurate enough to eliminate the issues associated with being inches short of a goal line or first down.

Can he punt?

I think the game changed when the Lions couldn’t convert those two red zone trips into touchdowns.

That was a rough hit right there.