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I’m hoping Ray-Ray McCloud just because I think that may be the best name in NFL beside JuJu. So 98 yds and 1 TD for Ray

I’ve been impressed with Bakers decision making, the ball is coming out of his hands before the receiver has barely gotten off the line. No way Tyrod regains that starting job

Though this was interesting: Here are the stat lines and the game results for the last five games where a rookie quarterback took on the Vikings: Oct. 23, 2016: Wentz: 16-of-28 passing for 138 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs, 0 sacks. Philadelphia Eagles won 21-10. Dec. 1, 2016: Prescott: 12-of-18 passing for 139 yards, 1 TD, 0 INTs, 3 sacks. Dallas Cowboys won 17-15. Oct. 9, 2017: Trubisky: 12 of 25 passing for 128 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 1 sack. Chicago Bearslost 20-17. Oct. 29, 2017: Kizer: 18-of-34 passing for 179 yards, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 3 sacks. Cleveland Browns lost 33-16. Dec. 31, 2017: Trubisky: 20-of-36 passing for 178 yards, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 1 sack. Chicago Bears lost 23-10.

I would say: 29/38 310 yds 1 TD (1 rushing) 1 INT 48 yds rushing on 10 att 1 Rushinh TD

At this rate they may as well send all the lineman on routes lol

After seeing him get released yesterday I was hoping they would bring him in for some veteran depth.

Pasztor seems as good of an addition you can get at the moment. I also noticed 49ers released OT Matt Tobin, don't know much about him but some added veteran depth might help. Also found this article on him earlier this year when he signed with the Pats this past offseason. http://blog.masslive.com/patriots/2018/03/what_to_know_about_new_england_7.html

Probably sarcasm lol, but he would be a more serviceable backup than Peterman

I get frustrated with the Radio.com app when I'm driving home, right as someone is making a point or I really want to hear what they are about to say, it just drops out and comes back on after they've finished. I preferred the WGR app way more.

Unlikely after the playoff appearance last season and only having a 9-9 record so far. I would put money on Hue Jackson or Bill O'Brien.

I liked Marronne initially after the hiring of Jim Scwartz, I think that hire combined with the defense finishing in the top 5 was the highlight of his tenure. Clearly Marronne inherited a more talented roster in Jacksonville than McDermott did in Buffalo. But I think McDermott will be the better coach, I can't see Marronne taking over offense/defense play calling and making a bigger impact on the game than McDermott did this past Sunday. That alone seems like something that would push the boundaries between being a medicore HC to a above average HC. And I do realize that some might say "well he wouldn't have to take over playcalling if he didn't hire Frazier" so I understand that point as well. Until we see McDermott with a talented roster and how is tenure in Buffalo ends, won't know the full extent of his impact in Buffalo good or bad.

Definitely a Vontae Davis issue, nothing to do with the culture as he left because he felt like he couldn't hang. Which was apparent in the preseason, I just wish he had gave it a legit thought before the season started.

I thought before the season even started that they would most likely be scrapping for 3-4 wins, however I did think the defense would be their strong point and not getting embarrassed the way that they have in the first 2 weeks. They have just looked unprepared up until the second half of the Chargers game. Hopefully McDermott will continue to call the plays on defense, because that is the only time I have seen them play competitively, which is really all I want to see outside of Allen's development.

If the difference in defense from the first to second half was so night and day, I'd rather have McDermott calling the defense. The first 6 quarters were atrocious.