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I dont want Cousins. You asked why Tyrod had won more games. Simpliy put the difference in their win percentages is neglible and Cousin played better teams. Frankly I think Cousins is above average for the NFL as currently constructed so no way Id pay him top five money. On the Tyrod point, we currently have a bottom five player at that position at we need to upgrade. Doesnt change the fact Cousins is better than what we have.

The Redskins play the Eagles, Cowboys and Giants for six games a year. They play in a much tougher division, and in all honesty a much better conference. Cousins is worlds beyond Tyrod as a quarterback.

His mechanics are good, like a kid who has practiced them everyday since he was 12. However, for a guy who is 6'4 he sure gets a lot of balls batted at the line of scrimmaged. watched six games on him and was very surprised by the amount of times that happened. On Josh Allen, I am blown away by the amount of love he gets. Dont see it at all.

Thats if he weighs 212 pounds. Some sites have him listed as low as 199. Also may have something to do with his poor footwork, accuracy issues, and the fact that he is way more of a dynamic runner than he is a passer. Get the feeling Klemko is alluding to something different here considering the list he put together.

Kinda funny if you replace the words Buffalo with Syracuse and Dareus with Mike Williams this same exact article was written when the Bills signed Mike Williams and St. Doug picked him up at the airport.

Wonder if he loses more street cred for the DUI or being a millionaire driving a 2006 Dodge Charger?

I have literally no time for people who blame their environment for being a sub standard human being. A.) If you know enough to blame your surroundings for your poor behavior, then you recognize your behavior is poor, and rather than fix it you find excuses to keep doing it. This tells me you're beyond comfortable with being a bad person. B.) He is not the only human ever to have lost people or grown up without positive role models. Not 100% of those same people grew up to be 30 year old children, so that tells me its about the person not the situation. He got paid and didn't live up to his end of the bargain, so he got shipped out of town. Hopefully for his long term existence he realizes its not the world's fault he keeps finding himself in bad situations.

Went back and re-watched every throw from three games for each of the top rated passers in this years draft, including Allen. Walked away with the same impression I had of him after watching three games earlier in the season. He may have the best arm I have ever seen, but with that being said I think he is the kind of Quarterback who will be drafted on potential alone, and really shouldn't be picked before the third round. Even considering the lack of talent around him he has gigantic meltdowns during games and doesn't do a good job of bouncing back from them. Even his "most impressive" game of the season against Central Michigan was a bit of a misnomer. Feel like he is a project quarterback and I truly hope the Bills dont consider him in the first round.

Its time they found someone who is going to think outside of the box. Outside of maybe Matt Canada, hiring any of these guys would be no different than keeping Dennison. If the reports are correct, Chudzinski's offense is historcially worse than Dennison's and McCoy's is on par and only marginally better in the passing game.

Says the coach who would rather trade him that out right release him.

I think you nailed it. Taylor, Glenn, and Hughes are gone.

I think it ends up being Bradford, unless Alex Smith is released. I dont see McBeane giving up draft picks and I also dont see them paying 25 Million dollar a years for Cousins. The best option for now and later is to pick up Bradford at 9-10Million a year and draft someone in the first round.

Everyone keeps saying Kyle wasnt the same player he has been in the past, but from what I saw this season was on par from what we usually get from him. The difference this year is he pretty much had a bologna sandwich next to him all season. I mean the guy had Ricky Hately next to him against the Jaguars and Fournette got nothing.

Gotcha. Someone on twitter is complaining the players ignored the fans.

So did the players really ignore the fans like people are posting? Or is that just a random person who is predisposed to being bitter?

They need a legitimate pass rusher and faster linebackers. However qb is first and foremost and they need 2.

Agree. He made big time steps this year. Dont think he will ever be a pocket passer, but one more year cant hurt.

I'll agree that he does struggle with blitz recognition. However, he does go through progressions. Unless its a designed pass to the running back or a bubble screen he does read the field.

What about his play speaks to the assumption he cant see the field? He throws the ball all over the field, including down the seam which was a big issue for Taylor.

The over analysis has started and no better example here. Guy plays four years and doesn't have fumble issues, but his hands are too small. Watched him throw passes all year where only his wide outs can catch it, but now he doesn't fit the ball into tight windows. He goes for 287 and 2 touchdowns against Georgia's defense and will slide down draft boards, where Josh Allen goes for 179 against Central Michigan and is suddenly shooting up draft boards again. He gets a cold and suddenly has immune issues, Josh Rosen doesnt play in his game because of a 4 week old concussion but no worries there. Bottom line on Mayfield is every NFL Executive is scared to draft him because of his height but wants to point issues that dont exist because they are scared to admit its only about his height.

He was just ok this year and at times he was tough to watch. I think he is an every down guy jusy not an impactful every down guy, which is why I wouldnt pay him.

Not sure about riddled but I feel like he is alot more about Josh Rosen than people like to admit. Not a team guy and not a winner

When did Rosen put a team on his back? The guy won less than 60% of his games at the college level, with legitimate scholarship level football players on his team. He wasn't playing with the teams Josh Allen had. I know we have been back and forth on this, but I feel like your argument that he put his team on his back is baseless. He threw a lot of passes, and lost a lot of games doing so. And just for good measure, he was playing Pac 12 defenses which don't get enough credit for being bad.

He is a weird guy. I also couldnt read any futther than " I had to find my baseline balance" because I am also pretty sure he is dumb as rocks and thinks very much the opposite.

Yeah someone is going to have to give me the background on this one. Holy hell.