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Yes, but if you follow the TB12 Method.....

Haskins hasn't been placed in the best of positions to succeed. Where you land in the draft does matter in many instances, especially with a guy like Haskins who had limited starting experience compared to other QB's who come out of college. The Football Team was a 💩 show last year and a completely different staff was brought in for this one. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up released this offseason if they can't trade him for peanuts. Washington will be drafting a QB again in 2021.

We've already made our Florida trip this year. The great thing about it is Bills fans will be able to pack the house when we play in the SB early 2021.

I had LITERALLY thought Lil Jon right after I read their post then scrolled down and saw yours.

I have. I voted for Obama on his first term. He was very engaging and I thought he would be different than the other Dem President I saw in my lifetime, Bill Clinton. George W had also made me disgusted with the Republicans at the time. When he, Obama, got elected he started walking back on basically everything he said that brought me in as an undecided voter. After that, and seeing the direction their Party was headed, I said to myself never again. Even with all that, I would have actually considered Tulsi because of the previous characteristics I outlined about her. She seems like she has a good head on her shoulders.

The Dems had a golden ticket in Tulsi Gabbard. She's a woman obviously, she's smart, she more acceptably moderate to draw the undecided's, she's active military who has been deployed overseas before, and they cast her to the wayside. Instead they chose someone who will basically be Obama's and the rest of the Globalist Elite's lapdog. I'm not a Dem by any means, but I think she could have legitimately given Trump a run for his money especially if they paired her with a strong VP candidate. Instead you have a 47 year politician, with a TOTALLY suspect track record, and crony who can't put a coherent speech together a lot of times. Or when he does he always finds a way to directly insert his foot into his mouth. You pair him with a woman just for the sake of her skin color, knowing that she slept her way up the ladder, and is about as far Left as they could go outside of a "Squad" member. It's not a good look for the Party. I know quite a few Dem's and many of them say they're voting for Trump because they can't get with what the Left is doing right now. Or many of them say they are not voting at all. The ones who do say they are voting for Biden (which is only a handful) are only doing so because they hate Trump. They hate Trump because "he's racist"/"look at how many people died from Covid"/"some people lost jobs"/"abortion"/"his personal taxes"/whatever. They can't name one logical explanation otherwise. It's all of the same jargon you see or hear pumped by the mainstream media. I truly believe a massive pushback against their Party and what they have been doing is coming in November. One that is going to change a lot of things in this country.

The Jets, Giants, Jags, FT, Lions, and possibly even the Falcons may have that #1 in their sights at the moment. It will be interesting to see how this plays out. The Pats will obviously win too many games to get the #1 overall pick.

It's looking more and more like the NFL will have to go the "bubble" route if they want to make it this year.

We had the lead against Miami and Josh was out there throwing bombs instead of running clock. He just missed the first one. Then they ran basically the same exact play and he dropped it in there fir the TD. Nothing was going our way after that fake INT call against the Rams and they held the ball for like 22 minutes in the 2nd half. When it was time to man up Josh did so again. They played it a bit conservative against Oakland, but we have to get this running game figured out at some point. I think they trust him and I believe McD is conservative in nature at the same time if that makes sense.

Pretty sure we have already had this moment, at least twice now. First in the Miami game when Daboll came out calling deep routes and letting Josh throw bombs. Second the Rams game where Josh drove us down the field for the W. They already trust him completely in my opinion and have shown it through the first 4 weeks of the season.

Screwed. It will be Baltimore on the tube here in VA I'm sure. If we stop Henry then Tannehill is much easier to deal with as most of his success comes off of play action. I was hoping AJ Brown wouldn't be back for this game as well, but it seems like he is on track to play.

I think we can expect a heavy dose of Henry on Sunday. Hopefully we get the 2nd half week 4 version of this defense, not the weeks 2 and 3. The key to stopping Henry is making him move laterally. Where he kills you is if he's just able to run North and South rumbling through would be tacklers like bowling pins. If we can stop the run then we should win this game.

on over to the original thread about this subject

There is more than a few at the top right now. McDermott, Vrabel, Reid, Carroll, Tomlin, LaFleur, Arians, at this point it's too early to tell. Whichever coach ends up with the best record usually wins. I think McDermott could end up somewhere between 1-4 and still win with this brutal schedule we have. If Belicheat can somehow pull a rabbit out of the hat and they take the AFC East you can bet they will give it to him(God knows I cringe and grit my teeth even typing that). It's early, just like with every other award we want to talk about at the moment.

He could resurface in Atlanta where Jones and Ridley are both battling through injuries.

The Bills will pile up the wins they are winning this year until there are no wins left to be won.

I didn't mean you and in you personally my friend. I meant the proverbial "you" as in many of the Bills fans in general.

I was a bit apprehensive watching how the 2nd half unfolded against the Rams. When Josh stepped out on the field for that last drive in the 4th quarter you were thinking that something Billsy would happen, kind of like the Texans game. It almost did early in the drive with the penalties and a sack, but Captain Clutch said this will be our normal no more. He made play after play and against one of the better teams in the NFL imo. We also finally got the benefit of a call for once that game which set up that throw to Kroft for the game winning TD. Allen had a similar opportunity last year, but missed Knox in the corner of the endzone. Not this time. Not this year. This is a different team, with a different vibe, and almost a completely different QB outside of the individual himself and the nameplate on the jersey.

I think he's already getting respect and can prove his worthiness of true consideration against the Chiefs/Seahawks head to head.

I say sit him this week and make sure he's ready for KC next week.

If our offense keeps going the way it's been going then I would expect Daboll to be a "logical candidate" for basically every vacancy that pops up this year. It's just the nature of the beast.

BOB is the poster boy of how a single individual in charge, with all the power, can absolutely ruin an organization. Gets rid of Duane Brown who is now protecting Russell Wilson's blindside, sends all those picks to Miami for Tunsil, ties the organization's hands to where they have to give Tunsil a massive deal, and then ships one of the 3 best WR's out of town because you're arrogant enough to believe he can be replaced by committee. Stupid.

If we can get to 5-0 this week it would be huge. This was one of the games I had marked on the schedule as a toss up. I believe it would cement our minimum win total as 11 and put us more in the realm of 12-13 regular season wins.

19-0 baby!!! ~ The Senator