Einstein

This is insane

I have zero proof but something tells me that they didn’t punish him for being late just one time ever.

Common sense dictates that the Chiefs did NOT have a better offer than the Bills. If they did, they would have taken it. Which means either: 1) The Chiefs had other offers to move up and the Bills gave them the best deal. Barf. or 2) The Chiefs had no other opportunities and the Bills gave them their only chance to move up and get him. Barf. The Bills never should have done business with the Chiefs, and that has nothing to do with Worthy. You simply don’t do deals with your enemy. Especially an enemy that has proven they have a great front office.

that’s game that first TD turning a field goal is a big deal

It’s KC.

Sam LaPorta is unreal.

No way that’s a catch. Terry Mccaulee kissed the leagues butt to an epic extent weekly. Whatever they called, he agrees with.

How could anyone not love Dan Campbell. He makes me want to run my dorky butt through a wall. *preferably a ball of bubble wrap

This is like saying the patient didn’t die because they stopped breathing, they died due to lack of O2.

Yes. Correct. Browns GM lost his job after that, and many people admonished the Bills for paying an old Von that much money when older players get injured more often. By your definition of a GM, we could simply fire the GM and scouting staff and simply select draft picks based on the average consensus of prognosticators. And really we should never fire a GM, because they can’t possibly know what the right decision is… we should still have Buddy Nix.

Pickens is putting on a show. Another 30+ yard catch and run.

Metcalf TD. Nice double move.

Seahawks going with the rare 13 player defense on that play

We are going to win. Have fun!

Hard to believe this is the same Ravens team that were SB favorites preseason.

I think you missed the context of the discussion you butted into. The discussion wasn’t “should we fire Beane?” - I have been clear on my stance that no one from the current regime should go. The discussion was whether a GM deserves blame for selecting the wrong player. That’s it! That’s all of it. Nothing else. And YES - a GM should absolutely shoulder blame for selecting the wrong player, even if others thought the player he selected was the better choice. They are paid to know the future. By your definition of a GM (just doing what everyone thinks is the right decision), we could simply fire the GM and scouting staff and simply select draft picks based on the average consensus of prognosticators.

Chargers don’t impress me

A general managers job is to know what will happens before it happens!!! That is LITERALLY their job. Should we have kept Doug Whaley or Buddy Knox because “aw shucks, can’t use hindsight against them!” No!

Maye is legitimately good

Rasul Douglas with a nice QB hit and pressure.

I keep waiting for the Colts to falter… Unfortunately they look like a legitimately good and well rounded team.

Why *ever* fire a GM then? Just say “eh, he couldn’t know which player would have been better”. If the GM can just blame his poor picks on who the prognosticators believe will be the better player (which was the persons comment I replied to), then there is no point in having a GM. So what? Part of a GM’s job is to know who will be better. Not just say “well everyone else also though X was going to be better”.

Dang Pickens is good

This argument doesn't hold water. Its the PRO scouts and GM's literal job to know who will be better.

Well this is something.