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The dude had everything in Buffalo and couldn't figure it out. As bad of a situation he had with the Browns, it's kinda hard to give him the benefit of the doubt

I think a 1 and a couple of other picks is what it would take. He is a player you give up a 1 for. He is still young enough for that. I wouldn't give up a 1 to get him at 33 but at 29/30. I definitely still would

The Patriots were like 14 point underdogs going into that game which tells you what Vegas thought about the matchup. and the fact they have been busted cheating numerous times would make one think it was entirely possible that the Patriots knew what they were doing

Honestly, from what I have seen of their careers, I like Mike White better than Trubisky anyway. I don't recall seeing him play for the Dolphins but every time I watched him with the Jets he was actually pretty decent. While Trubisky has been bad more often than good. And often his "good" is mediocre

And the stakes are really high this Sunday. Even higher than next week when he will most likely play. But if he can't handle this Sunday's high stakes matchup, cut him Monday

How much time did you spend looking all this up?

If he is on the team next year, only put a $10 million 10 sack incentive on it and that's it. Watch 24 year old Von Miller come back at 36

The Chargers don't worry me at all. I've seen some of their games, they are good but nothing special and we aren't playing them in the first round but if we were, it would be a west coast, warm weather team with a dome coming to the east coast playing in the cold and possibly snow. Not sure why that would scare people

I have always said this but people always told me I was crazy and would say "just win your division". Not every division is the same. Some are a lot weaker than the other. Look at the Vikings and Lions, one of them is going to have to go on the road to either the Buccaneers, Falcons or Rams. All of those teams will have 4 or 5 less wins than the Vikings or Lions. Yet they will be hosting because they "won their division". The Vikings and Lions are in a much better division, so it's unfair. One of them is gonna have to go on the road the whole way or at least 2 out of 3 with a 14-3 record. It's not right

I haven't posted here all year. How is everyone?

He got screwed out of the NBC game he was contractually obligated to do last year so, he probably will be excited

The Monday night game is usually the 4/5 NFC game. So, I don't think we get that 2021: Cardinals at Rams 2022: Cowboys at Buccaneers 2023: Eagles at Buccaneers Based off this, I think it's gonna be either Vikings/Lions at Buccaneers/Falcons/Rams but we will see what happens

You have this backwards. Saturday only has 2 games. Sunday has games at 1:00, 4:30 & 8:00. There are not 3 Saturday games

It would be cool to see 14 wins so I hope we still go for it

Because of Josh Allen alone, I don't think it will be the Saturday 4:30 game. Broncos vs Bills could be Saturday 8:00pm or Sunday 1:00 also. I don't know if they will take the fact that Denver is a west coast team into consideration and put them onto the Sunday 1pm time frame, though. I still think the Texans scream Saturday 4:30. Especially if it's Chargers at Texans. I just feel like the Texans or whoever wins the AFC and NFC South each year are the most irrelevant teams in the playoffs each year. Which is typically why the NFC 4/5 matchup usually gets the Monday Night game. The last 2 years that was Tampa Bay and I think 2021 it was Cardinals at Rams. Which were unintriguing matchups.

Ok. So I will admit when I am wrong. It's been 3 times since 2011. Where it was the 4:30 Saturday game that was first where it wasn't a AFC South Division winner. But I am not referring to 2020 because that wasn't the 4:30 Saturday slot. 2014 2017 2022 Were the other Saturday 4:30 matchups outside of 2021 when the Titans had a first round bye. I'll buy you a beer lol

I'm sorry, you misspelled top with too. So, yes, you did acknowledge Tennessee as the top seed but that is why it was a different matchup. Saturday 4:30 had always been the first game of wild card weekend outside if 2020 which was the one year they had a 1pm Saturday game where it wasn't. My main argument is that the first 4:30 game is always the AFC South winner at home, outside of 2021. Which it is, and if you look at 4:30 Wild Card matchups going back to 2011, 2021 was the only year it wasn't

2021 the Titans had a first round bye. They didn't play wild card weekend. Take your L. Secondly, 2020 was the only year in the last 12 or so years where the first Saturday game wasn't played on Saturday at 4:30. That Bills Colts game was Saturday at 1. The one and only time they ever did that and then eliminated that game and went back to the 4:30 Saturday which has always been the AFC South Winner at home other than 2021 when the Titans had a first round bye. You said the Titans were the 2 seed. I did read your post. They were the 1

Incorrect. The Titans were the 1 seed in 2021. That is why it was Raiders at Bengals. The Chiefs were the 2 seed and the Bills were the 3 seed. The Bills went to KC in the Division (the 13 second game) and the Bengals who beat the Raiders in that wild card game went to Tennessee to play the Titans in the Divisional. Congratulations, you picked a year when the Titans were the 1 seed and didn't play wild card weekend to try to prove a point lol

You do realize that 2020 was the first year of 7 playoff teams, right? And it was the ONLY year when they did 3 games on Saturday and 3 on Sunday. Any other time in the last 12 years it was 2 on Saturday and 2 on Sunday or now 2 on Saturday, 3 on Sunday and 1 Monday and the very first game on Saturday was the AFC South home team. That year in 2020 was an outlier. 2011-2019 and 2021-present it has been the AFC South home team

If there was one time where it wasn't, it was the only time. Do me a favor, look up what the first playoff game has been the last 10-12 years. I guarantee you, it's been the AFC South Winner at home. The only time it wasn't that I can remember in that time frame was when the Titans had a first round bye back in 2019 or 2020. That's it. It will be the Texans and whoever Look at the first game the last 10-12 years and get back to me on the first round matchup. It will be the Texans

There is no way that our game would be the early Saturday game. It's always the AFC South home team that gets that game. If we play the Dolphins, it will he Sunday at 1. Broncos I can maybe be the same but I think it's more likely it's Sunday 4:30

I think if it's Broncos at Bills it will be Sunday at 4:30. If it's Dolphins at Bills it will be Sunday at 1:00. If some how it's Bengals at Bills, I feel it will be a Saturday or Sunday night game

Nope. The Saturday 4:30 game always goes to the home AFC South winner. It always has. It will be either the Steelers or Chargers going to Houston

I've said a million times. Don't fire McDermott until he loses the locker room. You don't want players playing for a new HC they don't like, don't respect and don't wanna play for. People can't grasp this