Andrew Son

You package together Moss, Ford, and Epenesa- you get from 25 to 24.

The only likely scenario where it goes to sudden death is if the first team kicks a FG and the other team is in a 4th and long situation and matches. If the first team scores a TD, the second team- if they score- will certainly attempt the 2 vs. giving the ball back to the other team in a sudden death situation. Knowledge is power and deferring is the obvious choice, outside of a weird weather situation where the wind direction is more important.

What you are in fact doing is giving them knowledge. If you score that first TD, do you go for 2?

No, one more point. And it would be helpful to know how many.

There's very little benefit in taking the ball. If you defer you know exactly what you need to win.

Our group goes to a couple games a year and then sell the rest. Don't have the energy for any more than that, it's a long day. Weather is not a major factor for us, but it is THE issue when you are trying to sell them. But I think it goes beyond just the weather during the game where a dome would help. Driving in the weather sucks, especially with stadium traffic. And tailgating isn't as pleasant either, a major factor for many.

Yep, and tickets were going for like $10 on the secondary market. Less capacity is a no-brainer.

So you think a new stadium with a lager capacity would have cheap tickets? I'm a season ticket holder, and it's a fantasy that we have no problem filling up the current stadium. There are games that I can't give away my tickets. With a new, expensive, stadium in this market- a lower capacity makes sense.

Might need to include an open public CB2 tryout.

IDK, it took him until this 5th team at the age of 30 to breakout. Can't blame him for wanting to stay where he was finally used.

Because Arthur Smith and the Falcons are the first situation where he has thrived? Why risk a change?

I think effective older players is going to be a trend with advances made in such things as nutrition and sports medicine.

So this cements that we play the opening game, right?

I think it was more the injury than anything else. Guy had some game breaking plays and was on his way, IMO. Hopefully he's healthy because he's a dynamic athlete that can stretch the field and would be a great fit for Allen.

With this regime we never sign the guys we’re linked to as “interested in” All the signings come out of the blue.

Good. Time to add some athleticism.

Big time potential. Had a lot of hype coming out of Va Tech.

Completely different positions. Landry works the slot and excels at the dirty work. An aggressive, physical presence. Can block but also offers good YAC from the slot. Big time competitor with that football "DNA" that McD loves. We will still address outside WR with speed in the draft, IMO.

Adds a physical dimension we need. I would love it.

LOL, he's amazingly physical

Also thought this was interesting- Bills OL Relative Athletic Scores PLAYER RELATIVE ATHLETIC SCORE Spencer Brown 10.00 Tommy Doyle 9.90 Ryan Bates 9.57 Mitch Morse 9.54 Dion Dawkins 7.90 Daryl Williams 3.31

Yes, must have been the advantage in coaching that Coughlin had over Belichick that got them over the top...

LOL, ok. So the 2007 Giants had better coaching or talent than the 2007 Pats*? Which is it?

Believe whatever nonsense you want. I guess the 2021 Jags were better than the 2021 Bills and the NYG were the best team in football in 2007!