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All I hear about Gase is that players don't respect him. It showed every year when his team would just throw in the towel whenever the going got tough.

Ha thnx. Never ever heard of a head coach doing this.. probably just salty vet that doesn't want to answer the question.

Just thinking with all these spots filling up so quickly... but seems like Josh McDaniels isn't going to even get a sniff outside of NE. I think he's gonna be viewed in a similar light as when Marrone after he left Buffalo. I think he rubs organizations the wrong way after what he did in Indy.

You need a revolving door of talent. To spike all the money into the offense would obviously be foolish. You need good contracts cycling through both sides of the ball at a somewhat consistent pace. You can't win a superbowl by ping ponging back and forth between having a great offense/poor defense, and poor offense/great defense.

Clay shouldn't have been in the back of the endzone by that point in the play. Once the play broke down you need to work back towards the qb... at least a little bit. Allen threw the ball as hard as he could falling away.. can't ask much more from him.

This is a meaningless stat.

Today's NFL makes it easy to play quarterback. -It's easier to make up for interceptions (offense is favored) -You don't have to worry about getting your recievers killed going over the middle. It wouldn't shock me if the position becomes over-concentrated with a smaller separation to the 'elite' qb.

It was a Charles Clay effort away from being that... the throw was plenty good enough in this league.

Wow a REAL New Yorka!!! That accent (that you typed for some reason) seems so smooth and natural... goes great with that sub-average intellect! Thanks for stopping by

Haha idk...This is a totally different team with Allen's scrambling ability. The defense is pretty much already there... they're just going to get better going forward. They're gonna finish the next 4 games at 3-1 likely. Playoffs next year seem very realistic especially when adding some talent on the offense.

You need both... you can't just have just a team of low budget draft picks that you hope develop over the next several years... Because even if your dream scenario pans out, they're all gonna be up for huge contracts at the same time. It's a revolving door. The idea isn't to give Julio a 5-year massive contract, but you would front load him, maybe a 3-year deal, hopefully be able to develop some young guys behind, while trying to win a super bowl.. which is the idea after all.

I think its safe to assume some of the $80mil will go to support the offense next year. Regardless, if the season started over today, this team looks playoff ready.

Josh Allen can.

Great timing for this post! I mean It's not like RIGHT NOW is hands down the most optimistic period from the past 20 years or anything...

The guy needs a coach like Belicheck that doesn't give a damn what he's accomplished in the past. Otherwise, I hate to say it, but he appears to be a cancer on the team. He's looked miserable playing this year since week 1 and for several years now... I wonder if he even likes Football. The only time he looked like he was enjoying himself was 2nd half of week 1 after he took a bunch of pain killers and they rallied to beat the Bears.

No way was it the worst ever... Had Clay stayed in the back of the endzone, THEN it would have been the worst pass ever.

Had Clay made an NFL caliber play on the last play of the game... Allen would have won this.

All depends what other free agents we try and go for. If we lose out on some other guys, it wouldn't surprise me to send Julio a front-loaded contract. Gotta spend the money somewhere. But IMO i think there will be better options to set fire to all this free cap space!

It's after the play, we wouldn't be given the ball back regardless.

it's after the play, so it would still have been miami ball.

Just wait for him to learn how to put some touch on the ball and this guy is gonna be something.

Immediately said this upon the incompletion.. But it makes Allens throw even more impressive... he got the ball to a lazy/gassed/whatever receiver that still should have caught the damn ball.

Done. There was a play, I think towards the end of the Zays 2nd TD drive.. he got like 8 yards but should have been a 30 yd TD run... He looks very slow.

Are you talking about the late game sack on Allen? Play looked completely legal in slow-motion. Thought the Refs actually did a good job on what was very tough at game-speed.

I don't even think this is true... I feel like you're remembering the one hit on a Monday Night game to Roethlisberger (maybe) when he slid ridiculously late. It's okay to disagree with the announcers sometimes.