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Imagine wanting to be a 10 win team in 2024 over a Super Bowl champion in 2022. COULDNT BE ME

Von Miller had 4.5 sacks tonight. Trading for Von Miller was fiercely debated as an overpay when he was traded mid season for a second and a third. Would Bills fans trade AJ Epenesa and Zack Moss for a pass rusher who could have 4.5 sacks in a playoff game? Super Bowl winning teams take risks.

They got the best QB prospect in the draft and still got the #1 pick. Lol I don’t think they have to try to lose.

I don’t have enough emojis.

Von Miller had 4.5 sacks tonight. Didn’t you say it was crazy to trade for him with those second and third round picks?

Did cap hell and mortgaging the future work for the Rams yet? Does anyone know? @HappyDays what do you think?

@HappyDays hates the Rams and all they stand for, for whatever reason.

Just not a lot of good options out there for the price tag

Thank you lol.

AJ doesn't get hurt and is always available because he doesn't play. He has 28 tackles over 2 years. He is about to join Cody Ford on an ice floe.

Wow hard to be more wrong in a post. Eagles were starting their backups because they had clinched playoffs. And the Cowboys had the 7th best defense in points allowed and first in creating turnovers. "Scare no one" lol. Have you heard of Trevon Diggs or Micah Parsons? Also IRT the bolded, that's insane. The Colts have a top tier OL, a top tier rushing attack, a solid receiving group and some great defenders. Their roster is leagues above the Texans. Which is why they outscored the Texans 62-3 in the regular season in their matchups. They won both those games if you were wondering. You may have set the record for most wrong points in a series in TBD history. Congrats!

Yeah Wentz had that one good year, and flashes elsewhere. Comparing him to Stafford is comparing Tannehill to Josh. On-topic, is Gardner Minshew a fit? Certainly limited physically, but can manage a game, isn't prone to blunders that end your season. Obviously, not an ideal QB, may not be their SB QB, but with that nucleus of a team, Minshew may get them to 11 wins.

Because you said this: The Rams have gone to the Super Bowl twice in the last 4 years. Win or lose, their system gave them a shot to win the big one. We have not gotten to a single Super Bowl in 30 years. Our system has not. My favorite trope on TBD is acting like all these other team's strategies don't work because they didn't necessarily win a Super Bowl, unlike our strategy which.... also hasn't produced a Super Bowl. Extremely funny.

We start two DE’s.

Well, they traded a bunch of picks for Goff… I ultimately agree with you. But there is a lesson to be learned and that lesson is the name of the game is acquiring stars because stars win Super Bowls. Not draft picks, not cap space, not trying to be a 10 win team in 2026.

Bro, you can’t play if you’re afraid to lose.

The Chiefs traded a second round pick for a pass rusher and gave him a monster contract before the won the Super Bowl. Furthermore, the Rams haven’t had a first round pick since 2016. Every year y’all say they are on the brink of being done, except McVay keeps winning. He has the hugest win percentage in the NFL. will the chickens come home to roost at some point? Sure, they will have a down year eventually. But they have been a great team for over 5 years now, made 2 Super Bowls, and have the winningest coach in the NFL. Furthermore, we just had an early exit from the playoffs. So if they couldn’t have traded picks for difference-makers, they’d be the Bills? You made my point for me looooool

I bet the Chiefs regret trading for Frank Clark and pushing their cap to the limit. Oh, wait, no. They got a SuperBowl out of it. AJ Epenesa has been super available, very easy to stay healthy in street clothes. We haven’t played in a Super Bowl in 30 years. Rams have gone to 2 in the last four. No reason to wait. Winning the Super Bowl is the goal. Winning a playoff game in 2024 is not.

Who cares? Have the Rams not taught you that good players are better than picks?

Would you take a totally bleak 4 years for a Super Bowl win?

He almost certainly just doesn’t watch all the games bro

Time has been kind to Marino for that exact reason. You also played him twice a year. Time will be kind to Aaron. He will be regarded as a champion, a multiple MVP/AllPro etc etc. Bears and Vikings fans will always remember how much he owned them over 15 season, how unstoppable he was. Honestly, the room in the top 5 grows smaller with every year. I’m someone who WOULD have Manning and Brady obviously. Montana because I know him. Unitas, Staubach are just names of guys I didn’t watch play. Rodgers has it all. You just have to win one. Very few win one let alone multiple.

Lol talk about lack of clutch. Aaron Rodgers is Marino if Marino won a Superbowl.

You need to post your top 5 if you're going to claim he's not top 5.

This was a discussion of the differences of the regular season statistics. We all agree the 2021 Bills absolutely played better than the 2020 version in the postseason. But in the regular season, that 2020 team was HOT, particularly at the end of the season. They were blowing teams out. The 2021 team was a lot more inconsistent, even towards the end. The numbers bear all of this out.