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The AFC is Kansas City, Miami, and Buffalo in that order right now. This looks like the best Chiefs team I’ve ever seen despite a week 1 fluke without Travis Kelce and Chris Jones. They’ve put together a top 5 defense, and it’s the youngest defense in the NFL. Miami looks incredible when they’re clicking, but the Patriots played them very close, and the Broncos quit. They’re incredibly scary and nobody will want to play them if Tua stays healthy. Buffalo is exactly what I thought they would be so far. They’re a veteran team that was a finished product from day 1. Their biggest challenge will be staying healthy and fresh given that they’re the oldest team in the league. The NFC is Philadelphia and SF. Philly has no weakness. They haven’t been blowing anyone out, but they’re 3-0 and similar to Kansas City, they look like a team that has another gear that they’re not planning on using until the games really matter. San Fran plays beautiful football. Purdy looks like a really good QB, but we’ll see if he’s a guy who can go win a game when rather than just be a really good game manager. Unless Cincinnati figures it out, I just don’t see anyone else who is capable of winning it all. That said, it’s a LONG season and teams look vastly different in December than they do in September.

Does “ever” include 391 yards in 3 postseason games?

And he had 7 TFLs on the season. Edmunds had 2 in week 1 alone. Edmunds played well against GB. Don’t know what else to tell you. Again, sorry the fact that he doesn’t suck causes such grief around this fan base. Not sure what he ever did to malign so many Bills fans but whatever it was, I’m sure Terrell Bernard will do better.

I literally just watched it. That wasn’t on Edmunds. Not sure why it means so much to so many on here to pretend that Edmunds is some disaster of a LB. He’s not.

9 carries for 41 yards.

He's got 24 tackles and 2 TFLs in two games so far. That's not exactly terrible.

It's good value to take Buffalo +140 and Miami +105. Almost zero chance you lose both, IMO.

Dolphins are basically even money to win the division according to Vegas. -105 from Fan Duel and +105 on Draft Kings. Bills are close behind at +140 and +110 respectively.

Tomlin lives for these types of games. He knows what he’s doing.

Cooper’s game reminds me a lot of Diggs except that Stef is 10% better at everything.

Burrow, Chase, Higgins, Boyd, Mixon, Hendrickson, and Reader is a pretty impressive lineup of stars. Compare that to taking away Josh, Diggs, and Milano from the Bills (maybe throw Von in there if he ever comes back healthy). Maybe I just don’t understand what you’re getting at because they’ve got depth of top end talent that very few rosters can match. I don’t know how many teams have a 7th best player who would bump someone off that list.

Trey Hendrickson

He was already slated to count $202 million against the cap over that four year stretch. There’s nothing particularly newsworthy about this unless you frequent accounting message boards.

Yeah. Much easier after next season. $4.1M hit to save $12.5M. Next year would only save a little over $6M. He's not worth his full salary, but he's worth $6M.

The Dolphins are a scary team when healthy.

Elam didn’t give up a single completion last week, and he’s not going to give up any this week either.

Of course he’s allowed a bad game here and there. This is a look back at 2+ seasons, though.

I was. If you want to attribute the fumbles to the passing game, then they should have been included in your original post. Either way, his rushing TDs and fumbles are a huge part of who he is as a QB for better or worse.

Things aren’t simplified under center at all. They put Josh in shotgun because it makes his reads easier. He’s never been great at processing, so forcing him to backpedal, turn his back to play fake, etc. works against him.

Fair enough, but I don’t really see how it matters if the fumble occurs on a pass or a run. Either speaks to the level of ball security.

His running is such a huge part of his game that anything omitting those stats is lacking. He’s got 13 TDs and 23 fumbles over that period.

So did Dorsey.

Josh, and it’s not even close.

No. Josh made a terrible decision, and no amount of better route running by Gabe was going to change the fact that Diggs was completely unguarded right in front of Josh’s face. Brady could demand excellence from his receivers because Brady made the right read 99% of the time. That’s not Josh.