Matt_In_NH

Can someone change the title from "are" to "our" Holy crap that looks awful

Could play does not equate to looking good to play to me. I am more concerned they truly get healthy before coming back. Especially Gaines. He came back too early last time lets not do that again.

I think it wont stream on mobile devices unless you find an "alternative" source. If you have a Sirius account you can get it on their app.

Cheating.....whatever. Lucky? Give me a break, how in the world do you "get lucky" for 2 decades. Accept facts.

Having the Best Coach and Best QB of all time is like having a 10 sided coin where 9 sides are head and 1 is tails and you wonder why it keeps coming up heads. Truth is I am not intimate with their "process" but I know it exists. I know they favor players who are "poor and hungry" over paying big contracts to guys. Pretty sure they use a lot of analytics in areas others do not. They look for mismatches vs just trying to out execute. They play the best players not the ones they are in love with cause they drafted high. They set higher expectations than other teams. they look for areas in the rules to exploit, etc.

I guess I may have worded that wrong. The Bills have the option to waive him and save decent cap space...that option. According to Sportac: POTENTIAL OUT: 2018, 1 YR, $14,500,000; $8,640,000 DEAD CAP http://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/tyrod-taylor-7899/

Your example is terrible and mindless. Flipping a coin is random, what the Pats have done is NOT random, it was accomplished through strategy, attention to detail and hard work. They have achieved sustained success but is it truly sustainable? Only time will tell. Look at my coin flip analogy. Getting heads 20 times in a row is sustained head but its not a process and only a fool would say its a sustainable run. Who is TravisYost? And why does he have so many heat maps on his twitter feed? Missionary. Time tested with over 7 billion success stories right now. Now THAT's a process. Having Tom Brady is not a #PROCESS. Only processes are sustainable. Your example is terrible and mindless. Flipping a coin is random, what the Pats have done is NOT random, it was accomplished through strategy, attention to detail and hard work.

The decision is pretty easy....you keep him and draft one. He could very well be tradeable. Not picking up the option is ...well not an option.

Do you happen to think the earth is flat by any chance? A lot of success over the years. Is that not how one might describe sustained success in the nfl?

They have the longest run of sustainability ever in the NFL.

What is the cap implications this year and next?

Other than that awful attempt to scoop the ball I think he looked like a liability against the pass. He is good against the run though.

i dont get espn. i would watch on network tv but i am not willing to pay for espn

All positions are important. Its important to have 5 competent guys out there. really really important

Is Groy allowed to compete for RG?

His CONTRACT comes too. No way

I remember a lot of people thought Hogan was a dime a dozen and would not make most teams. People didn't like Woods or Goodwin either. The WR's have lost talent but the fundamental problem is the desire and ability to throw to them.

How can it be worse, the rookie can make mistakes to lose games with turnovers even if he gets more yards. It is likely things would get worse actually. Maybe it is still the right move but you can be certain it could get worse.

Do you coach a basketball team in that commercial that booked his tickets to the championship game?

He also missed 6 XP's last year I believe. So you should be nervous when he is kicking. Hopefully the last two weeks is a good shot of confidence for him.

In this case I am not so sure the Bengals are so "inferior" to the Bills but that seems to be the consensus among Bills fans. The Bengals have a coach who has made the playoffs 5 straight years before last year. They have lost some coaching talent but they are still dangerous on both sides of the ball. They are NOT the team on offense you saw in weeks 1 and 2.

Tolbert is a change of pace guy, he cant be the every down guy. I hope he would not be the plan if McCoy goes out with an injury. I get that would be the plan for the rest of a game but they would have to bring Banyard in. I think J Williams should be comnpared to Banyard and not Tolbert. Tolbert fills a different role.

Because its the Pats and he made that comment about not playing in primetime, I kind of hope he gets exposed on national TV.

Its the same OL that led the league last year, its the zone blocking scheme that does not fit these players.....

Part of the problem is super conservative play calling. This team is ahead in the fourth quarter and they go to the "run run pass punt" or "run run run punt" offense. Taylor can be trusted to take care of the ball. Something bad can happen but I am sure we will lose a game when we are up by one score because of the conservative play calling.