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Isn't this just following the exact same script as the Titans with Vrabel in the Tannehill era? Regular season darlings, winning games with above average QB play (nothing gaudy numbers wise but solid regardless) and a stout defense, squeaking out some wins they probably didn't have any business getting. Then they get bounced early in the playoffs. Vrabel's done that like 3-4 times already. I need to see more before I believe it's legitimate like the record says it is. Maye is probably a top 12 QB though. Probably somewhere near Herbert. Anyone who puts him above Allen, Mahomes, or Jackson is crazy though.

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I don't know how you fit him in the roster unless you just cut Samuel and call it a day. That being said I might rather have Samuel regardless. Loved Thielen but I don't know what he'd do for the Bills.

They certainly could. Allen has the ability to drag the team to a win any given Sunday. They probably won't though. There's too much volatility in the offense, Brady has trouble adapting the gameplan, and McDermott's defense struggles against excellent QBs more often than not. It's entirely within reason that they have a chance to win out, I just wouldn't expect it.

That was one of the best games of the year. Im not a Broncos believer however, everything looks so hard with them.

Brady did the same thing today as he's done pretty much every game. Hammer the same play over and over. I don't know how impressed we should be. The only thing I will give him is that the RBs were involved in the passing game. That's pretty much a must have moving forward as far as I'm concerned. This week it worked, next week who knows? That's the problem I have with Brady.

Same here. ~15 million a year for his production and injury history would be a perfect marriage of risk/reward.

If he's willing to sign a 2-year deal then I'd be all about it. I'd be concerned with anything longer than that though. I agree he's been Beane's best signing this off season.

The Steelers are like the definition of an average team and have been for the better part of a decade. Nothing about that stat surprises me.

They control their destiny. If they sweep the Jags there's basically no way they don't make it. I'm not so high on the Jags that I think they'll stay on a hot streak.

I'm sorry, but if a QB can hurt you so bad that you completely lose your cool then maybe you don't have any business playing DT, one of the most physically punishing positions in the game.

I mean, he’s kinda the same thing as Brady. Neither wants to push it downfield.

That felt like more of an Arthur Smith thing, he’s probably the worst OC in the NFL

What a weird game. A very important win but a bizarre first half. Keep stacking them and figure it out.

Thank god Arthur Smith is somehow a worse OC than Brady. What a game of two halves.

As somebody who married into an extended family that all lives in Baltimore, an old bay turkey sounds amazing to me. Old bay hot chicken wings are low key one of my favorite wing flavors too.

Jackson showing time and time again this game that he's the least clutch amazing QB to ever play the game.

Well said and I think we're on the same page.

I probably should have been more clear. I meant this last off season to the trade season, with DK Metcalf and Pickens moving for reasonable prices. If you asked me at the deadline would I rather trade for Shaheed or get Cooks for free I'm still going Shaheed.

It’s something, I guess. He used to be very good. It’s hard for me to be excited about this after we watched actual difference makers get traded for pennies, but maybe it’ll help.

That assumes you trust the organization to make changes, or at least make them effectively. I don't see Beane or McD going anywhere realistically. It wouldn't surprise me at all if we miss the playoffs, end up with a pick in the upper teens, and we take a will linebacker.

Oh I'm with you, I think it's much more likely we don't make the playoffs than we make a deep run. I was just trying to say this: I want us fans to be wrong, I want McD/Beane/Brady to be right and hold up the trophy and for me to eat crow. I'll happily do that.

Yeah, for better or worse they doubled down on this offensive philosophy, that was magnified when they decided to not make any moves at the trade deadline. I hope they win the Super Bowl, but I bet it will end up biting them in the butt. I expect we'll see more of the bipolarity of the offense for the remainder of the season. They'll probably have just as many hot games as they have duds. Whether or not there will be consequences for this (particularly Beane/McD) remains to be seen I guess. I'm not optimistic.

I don't really think he's the problem in that team filled to the brim with problems. I wonder if Brady had any say in it.

It's a lot more believable when you factor in that the offense looks identical to last years. You need to evolve and change as more and more film on your tendencies are discovered, Brady didn't do that. They're too safe with it, there's no variation to the plays that they run out of the same packages (over and over again). How many times have you heard an announcer call the Bills predictable? Practically every game this season? I don't know if it's Brady's unwillingness to change things up or McDermott demanding a certain style of play. Whatever it is it's an abject failure of a strategy.