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Way more likely than Bell, MVP usually goes to a guy on a team over .500

Hes not as good as Zeke, plus general thoughts around the league are backs are replaceable, hes in for a rude awakening.

Just the evolution of the game, Shady replaced Westbrook, now Singletary replaces him, hopefully in 10 years somebody is taking Singletary's place.

We never were going to.

I escaped 2 months ago... glorious decision.

I had high hopes for Bojo, he has a HUGE leg, but why can't he get consistency?

I hear you on the height obsession here, there is a certain point to it, but without great athleticism to go with it, its not a huge deal. A lot of smaller, more athletic guys can go up and get a ball, so a few inches difference isn't the end all.

The fact he couldnt get separation vs low level competition had to be his end. Hes a big, strong, slightly too slow guy who could find a role by masking guys off and going up for catches, but that's not as valuable in todays game. I feel like he could be a great red zone player, but he HAS to win physically, thats tough.

I don't see anybody having the cap and the desire to pursue him. This looks like a great play by the Bolts.

Pretty clear we should have waited a year for our QB, didn't even have to draft him.

This is where I put out the percentage of throws made by Allen exceeding 15 yards in the air and the utter lack of them for Jackson.

Other than both of your examples being wrong, you are exactly right.

Nope. Ryan Shazier comes to mind. If he goes out and plays, gets hurt either the next contract is smaller or it may never come. Its a matter of guaranteed money, 15 vs 60M

Anybody with Jackson throwing a long ball to them will be lucky to catch 50%.

If you polled Jets fans, they have Buffalo under the easy win tab as well. The Dolphins, I agree, but one never knows with division rivals. Broncos, Ravens, Steelers are all just as good if not better teams than the Bills. Tend to see a game or 2 where you should win and don't, so im not going to be suprised to see losses to the Giants (Barkley more accurately), the skins or the Bengals. Allen still doesn't have a lot of receiving weapons, so Im not 100% excited for him. Beasley, if healthy, should have a lot of catches, the rest is pretty unknown.

Lots of optimism here... I can't vote from my phone, but I would be in the 6-7 camp.

The guy was on the streets and got the call to come in, how much more of a wake up call do you need? He had to make it here or there was NO guarantee he was getting back in the league. He better be focused and happy to have a job, most of his QB draft class is already working in another field. Im happy for him, think he's probably a top 5 back up right now, but he's invhes from being out of the league completely, he has to embrace the suck and hope to hang on for 5-10 more years if hes lucky. If he does, great career and living, if not, hes still made a lot of money in real world terms, in a short span.

They can't roll coverage to Beasley without being exposed on the outside, he's going to have room to work all year. Brown and Foster are too much risk to worry about the 6 yard pick ups.

Any given Sunday... buuuut I feel the Jets are in for a miserable season. I could see the entire AFC East combined not winng as many games as the Pats too, so who knows. So many "ifs" this year. Bills and Jets are both kinda wild cards.

With our friends, we just throw a card in and split it, sometimes you pay more, sometimes a little less, but it's not about the food or the money, its the enjoyment and time with people. We are all in it together, don't sweat the small stuff. In my experience, those who want to split to the penny, either don't have the money to be risking it or sometimes are just *****. If you dont have it, I get it, I'd ask the server to put the apps or drinks on me, split the rest, usually handles the issue.

Don't watch.

Hopefully he can stick and develop here, looks like he has the talent to be a big contributor.

I'll buy your beer at the parade if it comes under McD.

I'm sorry, but one seasonal blip where the ball ALWAYS bounced your way somehow, and you won a couple extra games does. It spell progress when the next year you returned right back to mediocre. Blame it on the QB, but HE MADE THE CALL on starting Peterman and not bothering to hold on to McCarron. That forced the rookie who wasnt supposed to play into the spot light and it was his D that got blown out 4 games of the season.. Culture, yes he has something going. Results, no.

Have to be happy for him and Infeel like he gave them a little break for giving him an opportunity. It was a big risk to take him so high, it eventually paid off, good for both of them.