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D. L. Hot-Flamethrower

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  1. For me it's many of the same things as others have posted. I've been right and I've been wrong. The big thing for me is it's caused me to seriously evaluate what I'm about to post before I do it. I guess you could call it a humility check, and to not be so strident it my views before hand. I used to be willing to defend it to the death. As a side note: I think all Americans could use a humilty check with their views on everything. JMO
  2. Yeah, some of his problem with sacks is likely decision making (holding it too long), along with poor line play. I just don't feel like he moves all that well for a modern QB.
  3. He moves more like Matt Stafford than Josh, Mahomes, Rodgers, Lamar etc. And yes you're right alot of his sacks are holding the ball way too long.
  4. Won't be a popular take I'm sure with all the Joe Burrow lovers out there, but he's a ***** statue out there and they will need to spend a ***** ton of money on the OL to keep his gimpy ass upright.
  5. Yes, If he is available at 25, I'm following and his health checks out, I'm willing to take the risk he's that dynamic.
  6. I'd draft Williams over Wilson as well. But, from what I've seen of Wilson I think you're scouting report requires another look. JMO
  7. Josh Allen is the Best Player in the NFL-bar none
  8. Being someone that has followed the growth of stats in baseball and other sports I find the misuse of the term below especially annoying! Replacement level is simply the level of production you could get from a player that would cost you nothing but the league minimum salary to acquire. The concept is pretty tidy. These are the players that are freely available and if five of your NFL level players came down with the flu, you could go out and acquire replacement level players without really giving up anything you value other than their union mandated payday. In other words, if you had no one on your roster and just needed to populate a team, you’re generally signing replacement level players. -summarized from FanGraphs I've seen this term thrown around on here a lot to reference anyone you don't think is good enough, average, are pissed at and thnk is overpaid or actually a pretty good player and you don't know what you're talking about......etc. When in reality if you are deemed a starter in the NFL, especially for a quality team, you are likely not a replacement level player.
  9. I wish someone had been on McDermott's headset for the final 13 seconds. That is all.
  10. Good riddance! Sick of listening to all the lazy, cheap stories every season about Mr. Wonderful. I've said before and I'll say it again, it's damn near impossible to think of someone more fortunate that him. That is all!
  11. I'd still take him as DC over Frazier, but that's just me
  12. Very pleased to see this. The continuity created by an organization feeling confident they already have the right person trained and inhouse is a great sign! The sign of a very successful organization as displayed.
  13. Wow! that's a HOF job putting together that 4-13 roster!
  14. The torch has been passed from Brady/Rodgers to Mahomes/Allen this season. The question with guys like Herbert/Burrow is who's the next Brees?Roethlisberger? These guys still need to show it the playoffs and not just look at regular season stats IMO. The game is very different now compared to the Marino era, rule changes make it so that the QB need to be held to a different standard and show some wins in the playoffs. JMO
  15. All the Bills should just decline
  16. Didn't Jerry Sullivan choke away a perfectly good job as a beat writer for the Bills. Guess he'd know what a choke job is.
  17. Yeah I've moved away from the NFL now, working, watching some Ozark, reading my books, moving onto to other sports. Don't need the BS, might be able to turn it on game time Sunday...maybe not
  18. I think giving the teams one opportunity each and making the second team go for two (Of course the first team would have to decide whether to kick or go for 2 then).
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