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After hes named MVP they'll bump him up to 83 or even 84

Josh Allen has the grit and determination of a Tom Brady and the playmaking ability of a Cam Newton. Dude is a straight freak. Always beating my expectations

Looks like the cut off on the suncoast is lee/collier County. Im so close but so far away lol

This is why training camps and preseason is integral to the growth of a team, and keeps players fit and conditioned.

Burrow doesn't set his feet. That TD pass in the first half was under thrown because he has poor footwork. So does Darnold and so does Tua. I can tell you right now footwork is huge for QBs. Allen got better over these last few years because his footwork got better. Dude stands tall in the pocket and delivers. His bad throws are with bad footwork; its no coincidence. Mark my words that Burrow and Tua are as good today as they will be down the road, just like I said about Darnold.

I think the Jets will be keying in on Diggs early. With the weapons this team has you can force a lot of mismatches.

Fromm is a winner in the best conference. Solid pick for backup. Good game manger

Tua isnt a headcase but he is the product of a good team and great players. The problem with Tua and Burrow is that they rely on their arm and the talent at WR, and slower backfields in college. What I saw out of those two is poor traditional mechanics that JA flashes sometimes. When JA doesnt set his feet he throws errant passes that he either gets bailed out by his receivers or they're picked/incomplete. That said, Herbert shows good poise and mechanics. Sets his feet and uses his body to deliver the ball, even on roll outs.

Now here's a guy

Good move by Beane to let him play for our minor league affiliate for 2 years and groom him for the Bills down the road ?

Same. I also like Greenard on DE. My only knock is his durability. He can create pressure but missed some time this year. Dudes a gamer. Either way with how deep this wr class is we should sit and draft later on unless we have a legit shot at someone like Jeudy or Lamb

Van Jefferson. Watched him all year down here. Gets open and runs crisp routes. 6'2 200 will need to add some weight, and isnt very fast, but is definitely pro ready. He will go later too

Some British scientists studying immune cells accidentally discovered legit cancer fighting T Cells that leave the healthy cells alone. Should be testing on humans before the fall.

If we can clone a sheep, we should clone the GOAT

I've been saying this since before that draft, that Darnold is as good as he will ever be. He doesnt have a high ceiling, but he also doesnt have a low floor; he is what he is.

I love how Buffalo out talented Jerry's checkbook ?

This list is so watered down. Polamalu is the only lock imo. Zach Thomas was great and will probably get in. Reggie Wayne was great. Edgerrin James? Lol. Dude was a cap casualty. Idk, this is the Hall of Fame, not Hall of Really Good. These players were damn good but idk if 90% of them deserve to go in this year. Steve Tasker is one of the few on the list truly deserving. He and Polamalu dominated their positions when they played. Zach Thomas was a tackling machine but not like Luke Keuchly is, more like London Fletcher was. And not to sound like a total dick but Sam Mills? Because he had cancer? Cornelius Bennett and, by far, Darryl Talley and Shane Conlan deserve it a long time before Sam Mills does; sorry, not sorry. If theres any year Tasker makes it....just look at this list. No Jerry Rice. No Marshall Faulk. Just guys like Fred Taylor and Simeon Rice; great players but not Jerry Rice great..and in this case not even Steve Tasker great.

If he went anywhere else people wouldn't be crying foul. He was nuts in Pittsburgh, nuts in Oakland and he'll still be nuts in NE. It's how the team handles it, and if you want to blame anyone blame Mayock for being a thin-skinned moron with no experience. If you think AB was pulling stunts to go to NE you're just as low level thinking as Mayock.

I have to agree. Since McD took over you can see camaraderie on the sidelines. They have a unifying message and it seems everyone has bought into it. They're on the cusp of success and I for one am excited

I'm always optimistic, but this is the first year since I was watching Flutie that people other than myself seem to be optimistic and confident in this team

I hope he blitzes every play so he can leave his corners one on one with no help and leaves Beasley open all day. He'd be a fool to blitz with such a poor defensive backfield, but theres a reason GW isnt seen as a great strategical coach.

I watch hardknocks...I dont see what everyone is seeing. It seems peterman is soft and doesnt want to take charge. Cant QB if you dont have presence

Found a random Blue Light pint can at Publix today. All is good here in Cape Coral

Itll be different when Oliver gets his feet under him. He's eating double teams and allowing guys like Murph and Hughes to beat their guys and collapse the pocket. Over some time he will get better and apply pressure himself. He can shed some blocks but he needs to work on more moves. Plus, when you have the defensive backfield and linebackers we have all you really need are 4 rushers who will get enough time. I'd like to see what we do with quick draw Brady tho

Not gonna lie, they have a great system in place with all the right pieces. Seems like everyone has bought into it. They have depth for the first time in ages. If the run D can be this good in the season they could have a historic defense on their hands. If Allen plays even a little better than the 2nd half of the season we should be sniffing the playoffs if not the division ..but let's not get too carried away