Buffalo716

No he was there for all 3

They actually don't lol Mike McCarthy and his last five Green Bay Packers playoff losses has a worse point per game Even Andy Reid last three playoff losses has given up 27 31 37

I honestly wouldn't even start going there bro because you're going to get a message in your inbox from somebody telling you to to be quiet lol and not mention that I wouldn't even go there my friend

Ofc he does I've had a dozen friends who have had mini camp tryouts, udfa deals Guys who busted their butt for a decade of their life to fall up short and not even make a practice squad Those are the guys I feel for really Tommy Doyle hell yeah I wish he would have stayed healthy and made more impact but he was an NFL player at least with roster spot

I never said that But there's enough money going on and enough low character in America that some refs can take the game into their hands in a game of inches That's what makes football so great it really is a game of inches So one down/side judge who is corrupt can impact the game at high leverage situations A down judge who doesn't call lining up in the neutral zone... And then on the same play has a a yard different than the line judge is highly questionable NFL referees are the best of the best and you'll see the difference in spots between a high school college and pro game.. a down judge making two errors on one critical play actually shouldn't happen at the NFL level They can maybe miss one call a game.. certainly not 2 on 1 play that's high school level

How did none of the NBA refs spill the beans on Tim Donaghy But he was the fall of guy .. certainly not the only NBA ref doing what he did Certainly not

Realistically All pro is a stat based award given to usually the best statistical quarterback MVP obviously takes stats into question but the criteria of importance to your team and record is also weighed compared to just the statistics

Obviously Syracuse happened and 3 years has gotten him in the dumps You can't explain his shooting woes besides all the life has probably been sucked out of him On paper there's a lot of talented recruits... Like this is not a basketball team devoid of talent

True But my point stands Andy Reid and his last five playoff losses gives up 33.7 points per game Bill belichick and Tom Brady and all their playoff losses average like 28 points per game against Aaron Rodgers last five playoff losses McCarthy averaged over 33 points per loss also We did lose to the super bowl champion 3 out of the four potentially four out of five

Yeah that's why I put the words plus after that You're not winning with 22 Also the graphic that everybody spamming about the worst playoff defense in super bowl history is already wrong cuz Aaron Rodgers defense in his 10 career losses gave up more than the bills Spagnola also gives up 28 plus to the bills average playoffs It's not like Sean's giving up 32 and spags is giving up 13 lol they're literally less than a touchdown which is basically how all of our games are playing out Our 33 points per game in the losses are to five teams that went to the super bowl.. not bums Belichick average is 27 or 28 points per game against in his playoff losses

FYI Aaron Rodgers in his 10 career playoff losses the Green Bay Packers give up 33.8 points per game More than the bills in their last five

Dude when you're taking losses from five seasons ago it's kind of irrelevant and the five losses were to five teams that made the super bowl Of course losses are going to have more points per game given up than wins.. we also in those five losses played five teams that went to the super bowl .. we're averaging over 28 points in the last four games versus the Chiefs in the playoffs so statistically they're at the bottom half of that too We're not losing to Scrubs... Yeah I'm pretty sure you're going to have to score 27 to 30 plus to beat the Chiefs in the playoffs We're not giving up 45 in the wild card

Tough to say it crushes his dreams lol Dude was on an NFL roster for years... Longer than the average player He had his NFL moment

No and it never will happen lol Spagnola is not even on the same territory as belichick or Dick LeBeau as a defensive coordinator

You would be a fool not to take the Alabama Job lol Don't take it personal

Yes that's another receiver name you could use A Tyler lockett mold .. super underrated, tremendous ball skills Someone who can take a bubble screen for yac, or use nuance and leverage to stack you deep.. which leaves the intermediate game open for other routes That's why I like Luther burden.. even though it was a down year He has shown great tracking skills, yac from bubble screens.. a high pointing ability and a savviness in his deep game Maybe not 4.38 speed.. but prolly 4.42 if I had to guess.. but he can go inside or outside with his leaping ability, hands catcher.. and I think the best of his game is still ahead of him

When our entire offense is hand the ball off.. Josh runs Or Josh improvises to make things open down field that's not an easy recipe We need Josh being able to get rid of the ball in 2 seconds consistently.. so when he improvises it has a bigger effect We can't go into next year with Keon Coleman and shakir as our top two

Hahaha yes he was the heavyweight champ

Dude Syracuse basketball has me in the pits right now

I mean could we win with what we have yeah We could have won the last 2 years But we're not winning enough on the outside and the actual advanced statistics show that We don't need Randy Moss we need to give Josh better Ty Johnson didn't even catch 3 balls in the biggest game of the year... Our wide receivers got very little separation .. we don't have the worst but Josh needs better

First there's no salary cap with coaches Second, there is a such thing as too many cooks in the kitchen You can't have too many big egos coaching in an NFL room because you actually need the opposite humility Chip maybe a pretty good coach but his ego is the size of Uranus I wouldn't want him near my locker room

Yeah, but again it's all subjective People thought Odell Beckham was going to be the best wide receiver of his era and I knew he was going to fall off a cliff because wear and tear Having a good three years is different than having a good 12 years If you're drafting a wide receiver in the top 15-20 yeah he should be special lol But you need to be able to turn second round picks third round picks with really good talent and make better at the NFL level... It's one thing to develop a player with traits and make him consistently great.. it's another thing to just take a kid top 15 And even then that doesn't always work because Sammy Watkins was supposed to be the best draft prospect at wide receiver in 15 years and look what happened... We got the best prospect and he busted

Elite wide receiver is such a nondescript term... People thought diggs went from elite to not in one year lol There are elite route runners, elite speedsters, elite hands guys.. football's not x + y = z.. guys get it done differently Now what I think you're trying to say is you just want a Hall of Fame type player.. which any team all 32 would take Yes give me Randy Moss they don't grow on trees.. you need to be able to develop a 22-year-old kid and turn him great Elite is subjective.. and changes yearly based on statistics.. what doesn't change is pure talent and hard work

In the end human error is a part of football But there's always been a massive difference between professional and college ref... Like the pros are better It's inexcusable that the line judge missed a neutral zone infraction and had a yard spot difference from the side judge That's something you'd expect from a high school ref... Not supposedly one of the best crews left

Egbuka is good but he's still going to be better in the slot and we have a bunch of those He has very limited exposure on the boundary and a small catch radius compared to his peers He's perfect for a rhythm offense like the dolphins