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This is the main reason I want AJ McCarron, I think he can easily put up Andy Dalton type numbers and won't kill the cap. He will be the perfect bridge QB for a rookie and has the talent to maybe be the guy. He is a super hard worker and he is going to play like his hair is on fire if he wins the starting job. Im hoping the Bills make a strong push to get McCarron.

Chad was very raw coming out of college but I'm sure Elway and Kelly are putting a lot of time into him. I bet we see him more this year, I could see him having a career like Gannon. Once the light bulb turns on he has the talent and arm to put up some good numbers.

I might drive up to that game from Chicago, only 2.4 hours away

I would love to see myth busters do a whole show on the real advantage of letting the air out of footballs. When you look at Ben Jarvis Greens carries to fumble ratio through his career you see that his fumbles spike in College then are completely gone with the Patriots then spike again with the Bengals with 5 in two years. I give the Patriots zero credit and don't acknowledge any of their accomplishments. Way too much shady behavior with everything that they have been caught doing.

The fact that Buffalo went to 4 Super Bowls in the Era that they did it in is extremely impressive. The players were ripping each other's heads off and spilling guts out on the field. Those Pats teams would never be able to run this pick and run offense because their WR's and TE's would be getting killed. The NFL grew a vagina and the Patriots took advantage of every single rule change that benefited the offense.

My main reason for not wanting Bridgewater is injury issues. I remember liking Bridgewater a lot at Louisville, and I'm sure Eric Wood would love to have him here.

Not sure, If I had to guess I would say the QB log jam would push him down to the 15 to 28 range in the 1st rd. All of the QB's this year will probably have really good combines and interview very well.

If that's the case I would choose McD, but it would be a hard decision.

This would be so !@#$ing horrible and could cost McD his job. As of right now I'm hoping for two things. 1. Taylor is released 2. Castillo is released

I know we will never win a SB with Taylor at QB, Taylor is not a franchise QB, thread debunked.

Belicheat is a very good coach but they get so many key breaks from the officials it's starting to looked rigged.

There was a play last Sunday where Gronk was at the HB position and then motioned to the left and made a move up field and didn't not set before the ball was snapped. I cannot believe a officiating crew could possibly miss that. Ive looked all over the internet for the footage, but I cannot find it.

Whaley did bang his head on his desk a lot.

Does this translate correctly. Bradys Wife < McCarrons Wife Bradys career < McCarrons career.

If that isn't motivation to play football at a high level and get paid 20 mil a year I don't know what is. Wow, you should be able to achieve anything with a woman like that behind you.

I would rather hope for AJ McCarron to be a FA or trade a 3rd rd pick for McCarron I could see McCarron passing for 26 TD's and 3,900 yards with 12 INT's easily.

I think the Jaguars have a better chance at beating the Patriots. If Bortles even has a Alex Smith type game I think they beat the Patriots.

I would say if the award was given out for coaching up young players and teaching your system to the team as a whole, then yes I think McD deserves coach of the year. I think he has done an amazing job making players better through his coaching style. We have hit on a HC, if we can hit on a QB in FA or the draft we will be seeing the playoffs a lot more. I think they should wait to give out these awards until after the SB. If Marrone gets the Jags past the Patriots he should easily have been coach of the year.

Our O-Line is very average, Shady is what makes this offense go at the moment. Castillo is a bad O-Line coach who I wish was replaced when we hired a new OC. My main focus would be to find a upgrade at QB and start rebuilding the O-Line. If we had some form of passing threat that moved the safties and LB's back in coverage Shady would have a MVP type season. I would love to use Shady how the Saints use Kamara.

Jackson is not going to make it in the NFL, I see him being a clone of TT. He won't trust his arm at the next level and NFL defenses know how to shut down a athletic QB with accuracy issues. From what I have been hearing from the Bills GM I highly doubt we draft Jackson.

I think KC is going to release him, Patrick Mahomes will be starting next year and they will need that Alex Smith money to upgrade other areas. I'm guessing if we offer a 4th they will jump all over it.

This just about sums it up and it's in the correct order. Without a upgrade at QB the other stuff means nothing.

I would like to see any rookie QB make his 1st start at the Chargers then play in 3 ft of snow and then get thrust into action with everything riding on it. I would say those are the worst possible scenarios for a rookie QB to fail. Taylor played the worst playoff game that I have ever seen a QB play. I would rather Peterman stared that game because I called it right on the money. I said the Jags defense would have tight coverage on our WR's which in turn would make him check down and play ultra conservative.

They are cheaters, I would maybe give them 2 SB's where total BS doesn't give them a win.

I won't even watch a Patriots/Eagles SB.