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I wouldn't be so sure. Plus he'd be a cheap body to bring in and compete during camp. He's buried on the depth chart in Minnesota. Change of scenery might do him some good.

DE: Ngakoue, Armstead WR: Perriman, Travis Benjamin, Laquon Treadwell CB: Brian Poole

No one ever said Yeldon is better than Singletary. You need to get your meds and take them.

Yeldon and Williams both need to take their places on the active roster next week. Yeldon is great catching out of the backfield and Duke is the presence needed in the redzone and in jump ball situations. Plus he's great at pass blocking, almost like a tight end. God you're doubling down even after being proven wrong? Yikes.

Was he the greatest coach of all time before or after getting the greatest QB arguably, of all time? Guys wanted to play with Brady.

Oh when Tommy retires after this year... They are in for a rude awakening. Free agents won't collude to go there. Stadium will start look a little thin in attendance. Woe is Boston.

Arinas isn't going anywhere but Winston will most likely be gone. I look for them to make a move in the draft this year to get a QB or possibly sign Dalton.

The only bad loss we had all season was against the Eagles. All the rest of them were close. Within 7 points of the Pats twice and the Ravens. All three games could've went either way and there's nothing to say they couldn't end in our favor in the playoffs.

Some people here are really into the specifics of the game. When you are analyzing every play, stats etc. there's always room for criticism. McDermott and those guys say it every week, every week they have work to do, every week they are trying to get better.

Correct, complex doesn't mean good. In fact, it usually means poor results. These are athletes, you don't want them thinking, you want them to play as fast as possible.

Couldn't resist joining in on the racist stereotype fun, could ya?

3rd in throw aways, first in drop percentage, 3rd in total drops, 31st in pocket time at 2.3 seconds, 5th in blitzes faced, 9th in completed air yards but 25th in yards after catch... there are a lot of stats that point to the OC and supporting cast faltering around him. Poorly designed plays usually have a poor outcome. The Bills fan base also just assumed that we got new players, so his supporting cast must be better. That hasn't really panned out either. John Brown and Beasley are better, sure. But the rest of the group is just as bad as last year. Or is it that the offensive coordinator is the same, so the results are the same? Do you shitcan the entire roster again? Or do you maybe go hey, this coordinator who has never been successful at the NFL level? Maybe he's the issue and we should make a change. Hopefully it takes care of itself and someone stupidly hires him as a head coach or something.

Been on the boards so long, I thought of you before the real Golden Wheels. Glad you're OK!

If Josh Allen was in a different offense he would be more successful, statistically speaking. Hopefully that happens in the offseason. I know people love to make excuses for Daboll but he just isn't good. What kind of modern NFL offense doesn't run screens? And they even got TJ Yeldon which made me think we were finally going to run screens. But no. I mean I hate to break it to you guys that are arguing about his completion percentage but a lot of these QBs with high completion percentages, they throw a lot of successful screens.

Huh? Only two games on the schedule are decided by prior year record.

Stopped reading right there. He got out muscled by a 42 year old QB. Hughes needs to be shipped right out of here the moment it's time to clean out the lockers. He can't play the run, he can't sack the QB. Useless. Lawson will get paid, we'll draft someone and hopefully start throwing that cap money around and bring in someone like Armstead from the 49ers.

The offense was facing the #1 defense in the league. Scored more points than they typically allow. Brady was allegedly facing the #2 (or #3) defense in the league and marched up and down the field at will. And with how little the offense saw the ball in the first half it's almost a miracle they somehow scored 17 points.

He has had two games now where he has a chance to tie the game against the 1 and 2 seed in the playoffs. Franchise QBs make big plays in those moments so I'm not as confident as I was that he'll stick around. The positive is he was real sloppy and inconsistent last year, worked his ass off in the offseason and came back more polished and has played much better this year. If he can do that this offseason then we will be in good shape.

Yes.

6' 1" and 205 is fine but as you alluded to, size isn't everything. We need a receiver that is physical and can make a play on the ball. Our current group gets man handled against defenses like the Steelers and Ravens. Beasley all but disappears and Brown struggled against the Ravens because they were putting hands on him out of his breaks. Someone like Michael Pittman from USC or Tee Higgins from Clemson would be what I would want in the lower part of round 1. EDIT: Also, that link says that Greg Roman is the OC of the Bills lol

Well, Wallace is awful so...

He isn't throwing so I guess that means he isn't doing anything else either.

Yes, "still." As in he was drafted by the Ravens nearly two years ago now. Time to get over it. Not the first QB that's been good that we've passed on. Aaron Rodgers? Drew Brees? Russell Wilson? Nick Foles? Kirk Cousins? I mean, we've passed on a ***** ton of QBs over the years.

Being a Gators fan, I love him for his time in Florida, and you are absolutely right. His stint in the NFL would be very Nick Saban, Chip Kelly esque. The only thing I will say is that if he could recruit NFL coaches well... then he might pose a problem because he is great at assembling a staff that makes him look like a genius.

I don't think Urban makes the jump, he was just there to watch Dwayne and Terry.