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I'm pretty sure he was just getting annoyed at the people in his party ... Lol https://www.usatodaysportsplus.com/story/nfl/buffalo-bills/2022/04/30/bills-rb-james-cooks-draft-party-brother-dalvin-leads-celebration/9597579002/

It's Stephon Gilmore all over again

I get you. You're not wrong in that it would certainly become an immediate narrative for media and fans, but sometimes it's important to point out what issues are actually affecting the team vs what's a false narrative.

You don't make moves based on fear of how it'll frame your previous moves. You just keep doing what you think is best for the team and that is what McBeane have always done.

I like how Saquon Barkley is specifically saying "New Jersey" when talking about making the fans proud. He said it at least twice in his interview with Strahan. I don't listen to a lot of interviews with Giants and Jets players, but that's the first time I've heard a guy say "New Jersey" in reference to the team/fanbase.

Pretty sure no one claimed to be experts. A bunch of posts in the vein of "I think it could be..." You claimed to have expertise, but at the same time you just seem to be "that guy." We get a lot of your type, too. Also, it's "know" not "no"

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The Z might still be an option route (cross or go straight deep). If Josh wasn't so unsettled in the pocket, he has that guy down the seam.

I don't think so. It's a triangle read. With the safety coming down I think Josh would want to hit the corner route, but it's good man coverage by the DB. I think the Z would normally have the option route, but this one is designed to hit a big play. 2 deep routes and 1 intermediate route as opposed to 1 deep, 1 intermediate option route, and 1 shallow route. It's a higher risk, higher reward play and unfortunately the Chiefs were in good coverage to stop it.

A fool and his money....

True, but that's already factored into any scenario. When it's windy, it's windy.

I think what he's getting at is that it's the design of the stadium around it. The elevation of the bowl doesn't matter. The current stadium has wind issues because the structure around the bowl is short and open on one end.

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Texans have a chance now. Could be an interesting game.

The wind's hitting the side of the bowl, either way. There's no escape route. That's got nothing to do with depth. Maybe you're saying there's two levels of wind flowing different directions due to the bowl? I guess I can see that.

Picture funneling water into bowl. Even if the water is funnelled in at the bottom of the bowl, it's still gonna swirl around the bowl. The bowl shape and having one opening is all that matters. Not the elevation.

I'm not @TH3 but I'll answer that I think it's completely on the design of the stadium, not the elevation. Wind flows at all elevations. Even if the Ralph was surface level, the design of the stadium would still funnel and swirl the wind.

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See, the obvious is still lost on you

This thread is getting weird

Who knows, but I'm pretty sure they've said they desire grass The synthetic turf they're using now always looks good IMO and I've never heard of any complaints.

They've stated it will be grass

Complaining about the location of the stadium invites having the obvious pointed out. Complaining about no dome or only 65% coverage would be more worthwhile...