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You need to compare Allen to similar body types. Basically compare him with Cam Newton, Steve McNair, Colin Kaepernick and John Elway. I think those are the only real "running" QBs Allen aligns with. I think McNair and Kaep just weren't all that great, anyway. And Newton was undone by shoulder surgeries and a dead arm. Elway should really be your great exception. Unlike Steve Young, Elway played every single year of his long career and was the Super Bowl MVP in the last game of his career. I think Allen aligns with Elway the most in terms of just about everything.

Yep... let's just hope we don't have to wait as long for a Super Bowl

Josh is just now entering the prime years as an NFL QB, which are typically between 27-32. I disagree even with the notion of Josh not being a runner anymore. He may not run as much and may slow down a little, but I'm thinking and hoping it's more because of his improvement at pre and post snap reads to throw the ball. Big Ben may have slowed down late in his career, but even at the end of his career he was still super difficult to bring down. I've said it time and time again that I think QBs get hurt more in the pocket. Josh's 2 elbow injuries (the rookie year one, which was the only one to keep him out of games in his career, and last year) and his shoulder injury from this season were all from inside the pocket, not running. Russel Wilson just rushed for 341 yards and 3 TDs in his age 35 season Aaron Rodgers rushed for 269 yards and 2 TDs in his age 35 season. Josh is going to be in his prime for at least the next half decade... he just needs to continue to grow in terms of knowing when to slide/go out of bounds and when to lower his shoulder. Super Bowl next year!!!!!!

I'm so sorry @whorlnut. No words can make things better, but you're in the thoughts and prayers of this community, for sure.

Ummm... yeah... all 1st and 2nd round picks. Beane nailed our 1st and 2nd round picks this year, too. Plus, I think Dorian Williams is going to play a huge role moving forward. More and more teams using a 3rd LB as more and more teams in the NFL are shifting to 12 and 21 personnel on offense. The Chiefs and Lions, for example, used a LOT of 3 LB sets this season. watch that happen with us starting next year, especially considering our new DC was just the LB coach who worked closely with Williams.

Oh for crying out loud. #1: The guy who's about to win MVP has 13 turnovers to 28 interceptions while Allen has 22 turnovers to 44 TDs... he leads the NFL in TDs, BTW. Plus, Allen leads the NFL in total yards. Statistically Allen and Lamar have the same production except Allen has moooorrree. Stroud wouldn't make sense. McCaffery would but he won't win.

Wait... CJ Stroud???? No. Stop being a prisoner of the moment. He's absolutely ROY. Absolutely not MVP

People are actually upset about this???? Get this offense some guys who can actually catch and a Thunder to Cook's Lightning and we're a top 3 offense

Even so... Lamar shouldn't win. I would love a reasonable argument about why Lamar Jackson should win team MVP outside of "best record in the NFL."

Did you listen to Tompsett's update? Fairly unlikely we release White.

Absolutely in my prayers! So sorry to hear this.

Okay... I think there are some posters saying we have to cut Tre White who need to listen to Greg Tompsett's update on the salary cap from 2 days ago. Boiling it down... we owe him $16m. Releasing him gives us only $6m in savings and a $10m dead cap hit. As Tompsett points out, it's unlikely we flat out release him. Much more likely to restructure his contract with some hard to reach incentives having to do probably with snap counts. Oh yeah, and another CB successfully converted to Safety... Micah Hyde And Hyde was still young in his career.

Sooo... with the voter already in, does this mean all 5 of these players received votes? Lest we forget Lamar was unanimous in 2019??? Pretty divisive this year

That's fine. Publicly admit you're wrong if any of these things happen. That's good enough

Do yourself a favor. Use Giphy

Okay... tell you what. Let's make a friendly wager. Unless Tre White retires (which is possible and the reason I included the clause) then he's part of the Buffalo Bills in 2024. Name your terms. Agreed? This is the equivalent of someone using YouTube comments as overall public sentiment.

Holy crap... so much of what you say you're in disbelief of here I can't believe you're in disbelief of. Clearly we'll just have to agree to disagree.

@Shaw66 Rapp is a UFA and not on our team

100% with you. I'll probably end up watching some of it, but I dislike the Ravens and hate the Chiefs and don't want either to win the Super Bowl. I want the Ravens to win this week and then lose the Super Bowl. And the only reason I'm rooting for the 49ers to win on Sunday is because I don't think the Lions are as likely to beat the Ravens

Safety is a critically important void this team has to fill. It's super important to McDermott's D. The team has a lot of difficult choices to make this offseason and will need to get creative in order to stay in place or keep moving forward. That's reality. CB is our most stacked position on paper under contract right now, other than OL. Converting a CB to Safety is not some outlandish suggestion. It's been done successfully on many occasions in the NFL. I'd also point out that Beane and McDermott haven't given up on Elam and both are on record over the years that it often takes draft picks until year 3 to figure things out. They've said that 3rd year is kinda the make or break year for draft picks and that the first 2 years aren't fair to use as strict judgments on that player as a bust.

Wait a minute... it's ridiculous to suggest our 1st round draft pick at CB from 2 years ago should be a starter at CB?????

Rasul Douglas will be 29 when we kick off next season. What if Elam could finally grasp the CB position enough this offseason to start opposite Benford while simultaneously locking in a starting Free Safety for the next half decade? We could also give Douglas an Extension more appropriate for a Safety than a CB, which would save us some money.

You talking about Douglas or Benford? I don't think Benford is an elite outside CB. And it's not like it would be the first time in the NFL a good to elite CB converted to Safety. See Ronnie Lott, Devin McCourty, and Charles & Rod Woodson (no relation 😛 )

Sorry man... emotion is almost undoubtedly part of the equation with Tre. 1st draft pick by McDermott. Team leader. Loved by teammates. Emotion is part of the equation because of what he's meant to this franchise. As for your whole dialogue about players not restructuring deals to take pay cuts. Mitch Morse did.