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Houston's best play of the night. That is better than anything Slowik has called.

If you are a man the size of Poona Ford where does one buy one's jockstraps?

That was tight for grounding.

Defensive lines are winning the battle in the trenches.

Young. 2023 QB draft evals

The combine.

It is everything. Stroud had turned into hot garbage, the line is atrocious and the playcalling is bizarre.

Lassiter is an example of why the underwear olympics shouldn't overrule tape. Dude can play.

Houston's offense is horrid.

We might. But we aren't. The defense played well in that game for the most part. I don't think this defense is good. I have said that repeatedly but they did have a great plan v Kansas City and executed it excellently. Babich got the better of Reid. Was probably his best day of the season.

They weren't against KC.

They beat the Jags by 3 points and should have lost. They only squeezed past the Jets the first time. No. I don't think it is a given they win 3 of those games. Possible, sure. Probable? I don't know. They were hardly a trustworthy team this year.

Creed's is deserved. He has had another outstanding year. Thuney I think you can quibble with a bit more. I'd have gone Landon Dickerson over him, but he was third and Thuney didn't give up a sack all year so it is hardly a scandal.

No you need more than good owners. But they are often a starting point. Good organisations have a clear strategy, clear lines of authority and a clear sense of the people that fit their ethos. The thing that makes me confident the Jets don't know what they are doing in this search is they are bringing in all different types of people for both jobs. If you haven't got a person specification in mind how do you know when you find the rght guy beyond gut feeling?

Their problem against the Titans was they couldn't stop them. Is Tua playing defensive tackle?

The reasons I think it could be different in a re-match. I think Babich's adjustment after that opening play Henry touchdown run was part of what cost us the game. He went to a 43 base for the next two drives and Todd Monken just ran Justice Hill out matched him up on Nicholas Morrow and screen and swing passed his way down the field. I think a) Babich will learn from that and b) if you run base with Milano, Bernard and Williams it is a different deal than having Morrow out there. On offense having Cooper changes that game. Roquan Smith said openly that they let the Bills have the outside and stacked the middle of the field because they thought there was no legitimate outside threat. I think if they did that now Cooper would have 9 catches for 120 or something. That isn't to say the Bills definitely beat the Ravens or it isn't a very tough game. But they are my reasons for thinking it would at least be competitive and the outcome may be different.

I don't think they'd have won 11 in 2024 even with Tua healthy.

Yea I do feel awareness plays in. Certainly for smaller market teams like the Bills. Poyer was all pro standard for like 3 years before he got the recognition. Milano similar tbh. They both got recognition in their final high level season.

Yea he is the one Bill I think can feel slighted. I don't have a ton of complaints with Sewell and Johnson. They are both studs and deserving. They sucked up all the 1st place votes between the two of them. But Spencer unfortunate to get zero votes.

I don't see them as a top tier team. They squeaked past Green Bay twice but the only other playoff team they beat was Houston. They are solid but they are not in that top tier.

I thought he struggled early but got better and better. By the end of the year he was better than most IMO. But if he wants to properly invest in running the Raiders he can't continue. It is a conflict of interests.

I have been saying this. I know every team that needs a HC has issues. But this year every single vacancy has a major drawback. One of the worst markets to jump into that I can remember.

I don't think he is a CB2. He might have been at the start of the year but he has become the guy that teams are trying to stay away from.

Benford did get votes for all pro. Him and Dion were basically the only guys other than Josh that did.

I have just been back to 2016. Can't find a year where the difference in votes between MVP and 1st team all pro is more than 6. 6 moving direct from Lamar to Josh would result in co-MVPs.