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I think we actually agree. I think Davis has value as a #4 or #5 WR. I thought the 2022 Divisional game was his breakout too. But he was basically phased out of the offense in his last season and my belief is the coaching staff didn't trust him on a regular basis anymore....which is why I don't believe they made an attempt to sign him.

That is something we would look to improve right? Davis is a 6 year vet on a practice squad signed a week before the start of the season….he isn’t as high valued in the league that some members on this board think he is.

Fair point on the others. However, Im not going to look at Jameson’s and Tee’s game logs but I don’t think its anywhere near as inconsistent as Gabe. In the last 3 seasons, Gabe has 20 games with 2 catches or less. 7 of those he had zero. He is unproductive way too many times.

I don’t believe I said he is a scrub. I think he has value but at the #4 spot. Jameson missed majority of his rookie year due to injury and then was suspended in the early part of his second year. The issue with Davis is he is a non factor way too many times….look at his game logs. Like you said, its spread inconsistently throughout the season….but its very top heavy loaded. A few really, really good games to skew his overall numbers.

In 7 playoff games, Gabe Davis averages 55 yards and 3 catches. Just under 50% of his offensive production was in one game. 2 out of his last 3 playoff games….zero burger.

A lot of #4 WR have unreliable hands, average about 35 receptions a year on average and that’s what Gabe is…. Someone broke down Gabes 2022 “monster” season of 800+ yards….roughly 50% of his yardage came in 4 games. FYI, he had more games with under 20 yards than he had over 100 yards receiving. 7 games under 40 yards receiving. He was a non factor the majority of the season.

Would I be gay if I said Kincaid?

Pete Carroll is even older right? Belicheck has a great track record with Brady. It's not that he's losing, he's getting embarrassed. One of the best defensive coordinators in NFL history no doubt. If you replace Brady with lets say Big Ben or Drew Brees....Belicheck I think wins at most 2 Super Bowls. Yeah I know he went to the playoffs with Mac Jones but McDermott got there with Tyrod, Mularkey was on the doorstep with Blake Bortles to the Super Bowl etc....

Looking at these just gave me the butterflies. Oh I'm ready.

Or a toss sweep. James Cook is getting one foot one on one on an island with a corner. After the second failed attempt, go outside.

Who would look better in a bikini? Kincaid or Kay?

It's a tie between Sexy Rexy's first game and the Rams game a few years ago. The Rams game because we came in with hype and dominated the Super Bowl Champs on the road. Sexy Rexy because the Colts were Super Bowl favorites with Luck and we manhandled them. I think it was 28-0 by the 3rd. I thought we were for real....especially since the next week we went down to Miami and destroyed them as well.

I think you mean Colts. He is an okay #4-#5. I, myself would rather see Shavers active on game days if its between the two.

She's just too skinny and tiny.

"Can I sign with the Packers now?"

Is Isaiah going to play?

Something about his delivery is weird. He reminded me of Ryan Nassib.

Texas was AP #1 as well.

I'm just going to say it..... Jamie Erdahl is hotter than Kay Adams.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46088763/simulating-2025-nfl-season-predictions-playoffs-super-bowl-champion Bills win Super Bowl LX Bills Mafia, rejoice. Buffalo really did it. After coming up short four times in a row in the early 1990s and then knocking on the door in recent years with Josh Allen, the Bills finally burst through with a statement win. Buffalo was the best team in the regular season, winning 13 games to earn the No. 1 seed in the AFC. Allen won his second straight MVP award -- no controversy this time -- and the Lombardi Trophy was considered Buffalo's to lose. The Bills' No. 1 seed earned them a divisional round matchup against a plucky Titans team that wasn't ready for the moment. The Bills won 28-14. The real test came in the AFC Championship Game -- the last game ever in Highmark Stadium. The betting market pegged the Bills as 7.5-point favorites over the Buccaneers, which was more than enough. The Bills opened with a two-score lead in the first eight minutes on a 56-yard touchdown run by James Cook. It didn't get closer, so Allen hardly needed to make big plays. Cook took home Super Bowl LX MVP with his three touchdowns, and the Bills were finally victorious, trouncing Tampa Bay 55-23.

I mean, the case for Brady being everything in NE is getting stronger and stronger. Belicheck has been terrible since.

LOL so you just stop trying then or something?

I would imagine a black light in a Motel 6 room would look like this.

The Bills should do an experiment. No kicker. Punt if it's prior to the 50. Go for it once you cross. No extra points...go for 2 every time. I wonder if we score more?