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It is a testament to the shallow depth at many positions as well as the low-wage QBs.

This article had Maronne ranked 15, up from 32 last year, and with the projection of him being in the top 10 in the future. Wild.

I lol'ed.

Nice breakdown. All of it makes sense when broken down like that. It gives me a glimmer of what is going on in a pro-athlete's head at times.

Pretty much this.

I really think if he was drafted by a team with a legitimate, long-term, franchise quarterback that he would have had a HoF career. He had that much talent. Iirc, he had fairly decent size, strength, and run blocking ability to go along with his speed and hands.

Lol I noticed this too. I think Sam's chair was just raised a lot higher than Josh's.

Please be the answer Josh. You seem like a likable guy.

This makes sense. I did not know the particulars.

This thread never fails to deliver.

Depends on how well they can get off the field and how well the offense can stay on the field. I don't expect much change in the defense (because of the hits on offense) despite the defensive additions. I'll take the over at around 21.7ppg again.

Thanks Shaw66!

Does this count as a taxable event?

Hahaha nice.

Putting up good series numbers against historically great teams while sucking against everyone else. So Billsy.

In simplest terms, given a set of data points from repeated measurements of the same quantity, the set can be said to be precise if the values are close to each other, while the set can be said to be accurate if their average is close to the true value of the quantity being measured. The two concepts are independent of each other, so a particular set of data can be said to be either accurate, or precise, or both, or neither. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accuracy_and_precision

Madden 2005 was arguably the best Madden ever produced.

One interesting tidbit about the Bills of the Superbowl years was that many people would simplify their losses to the NFC in the Superbowl as NFC teams being their kryptonite: bigger, stronger teams that could outmuscle the Bills' finesse; that the Bills were nothing more than "Kings of the AFC" during that time. However, during those years the Bills went 13-3 against NFC opponents during the regular season. No other team in the AFC had a better record against the NFC during 1990-93.

If so, then the question is: why did Parcells choose 60%? Probably because it's a round number.

Thurman.

I hope Shaq stays on board. The amount of depth we have on the front seven right now is nice. I'd like to add another linebacker though.

How much does a cut of QB go for by the pound?

We trade him for a day 2 pick.

Same lol.