Andrew Son

Wade probably hasn’t had many 50 burgers hung on him

Lol. He’s the key to it all!

It’s close. If the ball goes backwards it’s a fumble. I think it wet forwards

Yeah, the fact that Brees has never won one makes him a lock.

A ringing endorsement if I've ever heard one!

It's tough to make this argument since the program with the most consistency and longevity, by far, in history is run by Bill Belichick. More importantly, than the background of the head coach, is getting the right coordinators installed, especially on the other side of the ball from your own specialty.

Doubt it. Unless you’re the one in a million in your field like the football player that actually makes the NFL. I must have missed the constant national ridicule of Kerley to make that a similar comparison

Where on earth are you getting married?

Hammersticks probably lives in one of those places and not the other.

This guy might have missed a few Sunday's...

Personally, I am hoping for a Peterman start and win. It would be pretty awesome to identify the Jets as the one and only team that Nathan Peterman ever beat. The NY tabloids would have a field day.

This needs to happen. It would be a cherry on top of this epic disaster.

Sounds like Peterman to me. Probably the smart move.

You probably have it backwards. It's amazing how good your offensive skill position players look when you have top QB play. Remember Robert Woods?

Yeah, he probably gives the Jets a better chance to win at this point over Darnold. Which is good for us.

It's easy to fall back on- "The Bills suck so everything they do is wrong." Lazy, but easy. You're right, I'm creaming my pants right now thinking about watching the aerial assault of Peterman to Sammy. What might have been...

We'll see how it works out, the Rams clearly don't overvalue draft picks. I understand going all-in while having a cheap QB, but they better win in all in the next couple years or they are going to be in some trouble, IMO.

Yes, they averaged 29.9 last year with Sammy. Then, after letting him walk, they are averaging 33.2 this year. Addition by subtraction? Stats are fun!

It is hard to criticize the Rams right now, obviously, but that Sammy trade was bad. I thought they had to have a plan in place to extend him after trading a 2nd for him.

Great. And I'm sure the Bills would have wanted him too, but for less than whatever ridiculous amount it would have taken to entice him to sign an extension. Getting a second for a guy that was going to walk the following year was a win.

Wait, did McVay want him or not? He traded for him, but then let him walk... Kind of like the Bills. I'm so confused.

This is the type of dishonest BS that makes discussion impossible. And there is no way that you actually believe it. What are the Rams points per game post Sammy? Can you think of any other possible reason why the Rams started scoring a lot of points last year? Can you think of any other possible reason why the Chiefs starting scoring more points this year? I bet you can if you try real hard. Other than their 3rd leading receiver? And yes, Sammy's 28 catches for 430 yards and 2 TD's were the key to the Bills scoring in 2016. My god.

Only makes sense if it's a two year deal, IMO

Do you really think that is possible?

I just don’t understand how they punt on 4th and 5 in pats territory