Dr.Sack

Most of the time it takes years to become a leader, but in Allen’s case I see your argument. He’s young, but youth doesn’t automatically disqualify you. Typically small acts of leadership build up your cred. Allen can prove a lot over the next 4 weeks. Does he continue playing all out and giving up his body to get extra yards by finishing his runs & hanging in the pocket? If he mails in the next 4 weeks and regresses his leadership cred will be brought into question.

KB can get back to a playoff contender in need of a slot tight end.

I’m dumb

Shooting is about touch & hand eye coordination. Passing is all those things coupled with timing, velocity & the X-Factor the WRs ability to catch. The rim is a stationary object. An accurate QB needs quick muscle twitch as much as brute arm strength.

I’ve said this to my friends and family none of this matters if Allen isn’t up to the task. You can’t win with a garbage QB. Allen looks good.

I watched this game and thought the same thing. It’s wasn’t a well coached game. For starters challenging Tannehill safety wasn’t a good idea and worse left us with one less timeout. Then not kicking the FG at the end of the half. We tend to blame all ST mistakes on the ST coach so I’ll spare Crossman for a minute.

From the replay it looks like he was checking his footing to make sure he caught the ball in the end zone.

Hunt sucks at doing his domestic abuse in private.

Funny how Hughes gets held but no whistles. It’s almost as if the zebras didn’t want to interfere on a crucial play.

I’ll take Kaepernick over Hunt. It’s about character.

Figure of speech. We could be 0-11 & the parking lots outside gameday have epic intrigue.

Good move. Hunt is trash.

Bills mafia makes us relevant we might be in the midst of a 3-13 season & our fans the elite 10% who are nothing more than drunken hooligans have the social media worlds attention.

Alabama would get shredded on both fronts. The Citadel just ran for 250 yards on them. I could only imagine what we could do to them out of a jumbo set.

So long as the guy doesn’t turn into Bryan Cox I’m down with Mr. Lawson laying down the law. It’s all about playing tough & standing up for your teammates. As long as Shaq doesn’t incite things but plays with an edge I’m cool with him.

He will never be a number one but he could become a great deep threat. His speed is great & what has impressed me are his hands.

I prefer accurate ***** throws as controlling the flight path of a ***** takes more skill than does a cylindrical object.

With Bell it’s all about guaranteed money. Do you want to pay a kings randsom of $70 million guaranteed for a 27 year old RB? I would as it reminds me of 2015 when we got Shady McCoy for Kiko Alonso on a 5 year 40 million contract. If we do the same expect 4 years at $25 million per year $70 million guaranteed. That’s a steep price to pay for a position where they are one horrible lower leg injury away from career ending.

74mph with a football is off the charts. I believe the next closest speed was Jamarcus Russell at around 69 mph. This is why he is rarely intercepted as the ball if it comes out clean with a good step forward is impossible for a corner to turn and locate. Nate Peterman would be a top NFL QB with that arm. If Allen can learn short to medium touch accuracy he will be deadly.

I believe the Jets are the only team with more cap room than we have.

We have lots of money to spend but I don’t think the Bills land him. If I was Bell I’d go to the team that offers the most money. I believe the Jets land him like they did with Curtis Martin after he left New England.

I get how a team can regress, but this 7 game losing streak for a team that was one good Qtr away from the Super Bowl is a clear indication of Marrone’s subpar coaching. Give the Jags roster to the top NFL coaches and you’d have a 8-3 team. Most importantly you’d probably have not sunk the money in Bortles and gone out and acquired a rookie QB like Lamar Jackson instead of a DT Taven Bryan. That pick is a Marrone Jax FO epic fail.

I’m loving his energy. If this kid can learn the idiosyncries of the short to mid level passing game he will be a handful for opposing defenses for years to come. He definitely reminds me of 2004 Big Ben. His big gun will open up so many running lanes as teams have to drop back men into coverage to account for his deep ball. He’s a hard QB to defend and can never be counted out.

Look at the best WR in NFL history, Jerry Rice. He didn’t win many battles in the air. He did his winning with precise routes, quickness in and out of his cuts, and amazing hands. Fast forward to 2018. The best WRs possess these very traits. But the number one of all traits is the ability to get seperation.

It’s only a trend because the NFL is turning over all QBs born 1977-1988 and replacing them with a bunch of guys 25 and under. In the next next 3 seasons 5 current starters and HOF caliber QBs will be gone: Brady, Brees, E Manning, Rivers & Big Ben.