Allen2Moulds

I can't dispute that, but conveniently it seems that Beane's BPA is always the biggest hole on our roster. He does great in the late rounds. If he can't stop skewing his grade by need, I believe it would go even better.

I agree. If Beane stops trying to force the pick, and just sticks to BPA, he hit more homeruns on day 1 or 2 of the draft.

WOW....I never want to here another Burrow/Allen comparison. This guy gets hurt every other year, and last year didn't make the playoffs.

Report that Burrow was spotted in a walking boot, and also with crutches. Seems like a lot for just a toe Injury, but I'm no doctor.

I just purchased mine from Fanatics. They have 2 different versions, the more expensive of the 2 is $189.00. Not really sure what the difference is between the cheaper version, so they suckered me into getting the one for $189.00.

Too many for me to keep track, but I like your list. The Robert Foster one, is still the most insane throw I've ever seen. It looks like a house collapsed onto Josh, but he was still able to throw it 50-60 yards in the air.

I can't remember a game, where Ed had this many impactful plays. I won't say best, because we were so God awful against the run, it has to factor in.

Rapp is not starting material. I know Bishop gets bashed a lot, but at least he's only a year 2 player.

I know that we have issues at safety, but last night had a lot more to do with our front 7. I also will not crucify Bishop, because he got put to the ground by Henry. The fact that Henry made it to the second level untouched, full speed ahead, was again, a front 7 issue. This team loves Rapp, and unfortunately, we are stuck with him. I love Rapp as backup safety, but not as a starter. His physical limitations are painfully obvious. As the other poster wrote on here, I would also rather live with some mistakes from Bishop, and pair him up with Hancock. Rapp is who he is.

The one thing I don't understand about the construction of this roster, is the lack of size on the dline, and the lack of speed on the back end. This has been a glaring problem for many years now. Hopefully the rookies develop as the year go on and become factors in the playoffs. That being said, I understand that Mad Max is extremely fast, and he could certainly add some to the back end, but Dorian Strong was far from the problem last night. Rapp is average size, but extremely slow. Bishop is faster, but lacks play recognition, and is a very slight build. I'm holding out hope, that we hit on another late round gem, with Hancock at safety. He seems to have a better pedigree than both Rapp and Bishop. The rookies also need to develop as the year goes, and hopefully becomes a factor by playoff time. The last thing I'm hopeful about, is the Hoect signing. Maybe he'll be part of a big package, in that Lorenzo Alexander type of hybrid OLB/DE role. Only time well tell. I am happy with what I saw from Kincaid and Coleman. The 2 guys with the most pressure to step up on the offensive side of the ball.

I love what I saw last night. It matches the offseason buzz. Let's keep it going and see if he can string a few good games together. I'm hopeful that he can/will.

I don't understand how Benford let old man D-Hop by him. Oh well, that kind of night for the defense.

3 straight runs by Cook, followed by 2 receiver screens. Not a fan. On the previous drive, on 2nd and short, I hate the run call. That's when it's best to take shot. Quit playing so timid. Josh Allen is your QB

I'm sorry, but I'm not sure we all watched the same game. Hurts constantly didn't like what he was seeing, and looked to tuck and run all night. AJ Brown didn't even have a target until late in the 4th quarter. He did get beat on the long pass down the seam, and do agree that his awareness could've been better, but where are the safety's on that play? It's one thing to be on the boundary with no safety help, because you have the sideline to aid you. Down the seam, with no safety help, that's almost an automatic completion.

Solid start for Elam. Still pulling for the young man.