"Glauber cites the Parcells influence by stating that the Bills were built in an ”80’s/90’s old school way”. meaning that they started with the QB, built the OL, don’t draft for need etc and when they were close enough made the big move to trade for star a WR and sign a big time pass rusher. "
What teams don't build this way?
I wouldn't care about that if they were trying to get a a young QB as well.
It's like the Whaley method. Drafted EJ, then just bring in bums over and over and over. Colts should've taken some shots.
That it required the Broncos to play overall crappy AND have two fluky turnovers back to back that cost them at least 6 points, for the Seahawks to win.
lmao some TikTok psychoanalysis here.
Wilson is a corny dude. He also donates a lot, doesn't get in trouble, acts like a role model.
Doug Baldwin should be kissing this man's feet for making him relevant, instead of the next David Nelson.