BuffaloHokie13

Great is a strong word

Who's worried? I'm expecting 1 per game

Still a potential out for him to forfeit the right, I suppose. Highly doubt that's the path tho

Trying to remember back to conversations with Jaime and Tywin, if Jon became Dany's hand he would have to forfeit all rightful inheritance I think. Or maybe being part of the King's Guard just meant no babies, and thus no Lannister inheritance. I don't really remember.

You're right. He definitely would have been under 100 in each game after averaging 216 per in the other 14. You might also want to look up the phrase 'on pace for'. Typically it's associated with a rate, and in this case it was a rate determined over 87.5% of a season. You should probably move on though, Tyrod's on his 2nd team now since the Bills and you still feel the need to take digs. Even digs that aren't that well thought out. Here's hoping a QB that's actually on our roster breaks 200 YPG over the course of the majority of the season. To reiterate my expectations for our young guy who's learning, I'm setting my bar at 265/450 (~59%), 3300 Passing Yards, 22 TDs, and 16 INTs.

He was on pace for that in 2015, but obviously missed 2 games.

Wayyy too many INTs for Tyrod.

I'm fine with Trust the Process. McBeane is pretty annoying though

No. He had his own mental health issues, his own individual circumstances, and he experienced his own series of events that led him to that point. No other person should be painted with that individual's shortcomings, regardless of overlapping characteristics.

An asian man shot and killed 32 of my classmates. Are asians a threat to college campuses?

Maybe there were a few preserved in the dragon glass under dragonstone and the mining for weapons exposed them?

So would Football Outsiders. https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teamdef

I'm setting my bar at 265/450 (~59%), 3300 Passing Yards, 22 TDs, and 16 INTs.

Here's my guess for now Position Number QB 3 Josh Allen Matt Barkley Derek Anderson RB 4 LeSean McCoy Frank Gore TJ Yeldon Devin Singletary FB 1 Patrick DiMarco WR 6 John Brown Cole Beasley Robert Foster Andre Roberts Zay Jones Duke Williams TE 3 Tyler Kroft Dawson Knox Jason Croom OT 4 Dion Dawkins Cody Ford Ty Nsekhe LaAdrian Waddle OG 4 Spencer Long Quinton Spain Jon Feliciano Wyatt Teller C 1 Mitch Morse Offense 26 DE 4 Jerry Hughes Trent Murphy Shaq Lawson Eli Harold DT 4 Star Lotulelei Ed Oliver Harrison Phillips Jordan Phillips OLB 4 Lorenzo Alexander Matt Milano Vosean Joseph Maurice Alexander ILB 2 Tremaine Edmunds Julian Stanford S 4 Micah Hyde Jordan Poyer Siran Neal Jaquan Johnson CB 6 EJ Gaines Kevin Johnson Taron Johnson Ryan Lewis Levi Wallace Tre'Davious White Defense 24 K 1 Stephen Hauschka P 1 Corey Bojorquez LS 1 Reid Ferguson ST 3

It's not blind, but in case anyone wants an easy(ish) comparison for passing/running of rookies going back to 2011

I arrived at a relatively similar 53, though I had 6WR and 3TE

The Rams didn't acquire Sammy until preseason was underway. There's still time, potentially.

The league has changed a lot in the last 15 years.

I would flip Zay and Roberts. Roberts is very probable because of his return skills. Zay has not contributed on special teams at all, and he likely isn't top 3 if Foster picks up where he left off. That could leave him in an awkward position.

He should have good protection & good run support. I think seeing if he can elevate the receivers when given time and allowing him to work through progressions will be good for his development. Then get him a stud or 2 next year. The market wasn't great this year, but they still got some nice pieces.

21 WRs were taken before AB in 2010. They're all in the league now. We'll find out who can play come fall and over the next few years.

I put those dates in based on that post from a while back. I just checked here and it looks like Clubs can elect to do it either this weekend or next weekend. I'll adjust on the calendar.

Last night was entertaining to watch, and there were some good payoffs, but there was a lot that was less than satisfying as well story-wise.

I don't care about the record specifically, or home/away, but a success this year is a playoff win.