DrDawkinstein

Something Ive been thinking about, not exactly this but in the same vein... Coleman looked decent in the beginning of this year... And then we brought Po back in. Suddenly, the guy who ended his season with a "cheap" shot last year was in the locker room. And not only in the locker room, but revered and buddy-buddy with all the team leaders. Everyone would've been happy to have him back and joking with him, etc etc. I wonder if Keon had his feelings hurt on that, and it lead to further disconnecting/moping. Or he's just a goofball who cant show up on time. 🤷‍♂️

Pretty sure he just proposed a 3-way. Which is probably pretty normal for those Northern Atl burbs where you live.

Agreed in philosophy. The only problem is, with the way our run D performs, the fastest way for opponents to score is to run it outside and take it 45 yards to the house on a single play!

He better be in the starting lineup next week. One fumble on his first return to action is nothing, especially for an experienced vet. He'll get over it. McD should too.

Hyde's first Pro Bowl and first All Pro was 2017, his 5th season in the NFL. I think folks are thinking if we gave Bishop 5 years to develop, he should be at least to that level. I'm assuming if he stays on his path, he'll have at least a Pro Bowl before year 5.

For anyone selling him short, just remember: Micah Hyde couldnt find steady starting work on the Packers and would fill in at Nickel Back, and Jordan Poyer couldnt even crack the starting line up of the Browns 0-32 teams. It took them years to develop into the players we are familiar with. Tough to wait all that time, and I hope Bishop has a much higher learning rate, but there is still a lot of time to develop.

Defensive coaching has gotten worse, and they are playing worse as a unit. To your point, even with the same or better players.

Nailed it 100%, and exactly why I cant just sit back and "enjoy the ride". We had clear skies and just needed to get to cruising altitude, but the ride is full of turbulence and we have one engine hanging on by a single bolt.

Arent we past the trade deadline? So the question is, should we trade him this offseason? Yes, I'd take a box of tape for him at this point. (and keep him out of New England where, with our luck, he figures it out, grows up, and Vrable turns him into a HoFer )

All we can say at this point, post facto, is that it was the best move because of the way it worked out. Sure, ideally, we dont throw any picks, or take any safeties. But here we are. It worked out in our favor as much as it could have. And I'd rather live and die with the full "Josh Allen Experience" over neutered Josh who has to protect the Defense while carrying the offense.

If any other team has the testicular fortitude to pull off another zero-pass game on us, we're donzo. Our best bet is getting Denver right away because no way can Payton help himself but to pass.

Trade him away for anything we can get for him this offseason. I'd take a box of athletic tape if that's the best offer.

I'll also add that while it probably isnt 100% correlation/causation, the offense looked freed of the Coleman weight anchoring them down. Good luck, Keon. Here's an application for the Tim Horton's near the stadium.

We're back to the "Josh Allen Experience" where, sure, he may throw a pick or two, but he'll also throw for over 350yds and score 6 TDs. But of course, that exposes our precious Defense for what it truly is.

If they had the guts, it would be another zero-pass game and they'd run us out of the building.