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Stack the box, gap integrity, sure tackling, and clogging the middle of the field when Lamar looks to throw. We got this.

Honestly, until Gase and that current regime is gone and maybe even the owner, I think the Jets are screwed. I don't see them being a popular destination for FA's because of all the turmoil, the medical staff, and the way they have handled a multitude of situations with their players. Their drafts have also been quite lackluster for the last handful of years outside of Jamal Adams. They are destined for mediocrity or less at this point. The years with Gase will be wasted years of Darnold when they look back on it all. And on a side note, I hope they give Gase another couple of years.

You can bet he's gone this offseason. Nobody has time for a little of a kicker pissing and moaning about a team looking to upgrade when he's obviously not doing his job up to par.

Josh Allen. First Bills jersey I've bought in about 10 years this past spring. It's fairly easy to tell why

Watch this game. About 45 minutes into the video you see how Clemson adjusts their defensive approach to contain Jackson running the football for the rest of the game. He still gets his passing yards and 3 TD's, but it stymie's the Louisville offense with him not being able to get off rushing the football. Just past the 1hr 2 minute mark Herbstreit gives a quality breakdown about containing him. You have to pound him when you get the chance as well.

Hauschka better be thanking his lucky stars and on top of his game the rest of the year. If not he knows what's coming.

Yeah, pretty sure this was discussed in here:

Dan Fouts and Rich Gannon are idiots as well.

My deepest condolences to you and your family my friend.

Where you had blithering idiots all over tv and in the media blaming Josh for the hit. That was the absolute DUMBEST I had ever heard in my entire life.

And you know what, this is the first time in over 20 years I don't worry about the down and distance with our QB. Why? Because of the fact he has shown time and time again that there is no down or distance that is insurmountable with him throwing from the pocket, throwing on the run, or his scrambling ability.

Ooh, ooh, don't forget Mahomes and Watson too!!! Fify

And I have to agree with this sentiment. MVP stands for Most Valuable Player. Can you name a player right now that is more valuable to HIS TEAM than Lamar Jackson? I can't. The only one I see as close is Russell Wilson. Their, Baltimore's, success totally hinges on him. If he were not there then they would be lucky to be at .500, but would more than likely be well below with the schedule they have faced this year. I know people like to harp on the stats aspect of things, and it does draw attention, but I still look at what that person brings to his team as well and where would they likely be without that individual. Baltimore would be in dire straits right now if it were not for Lamar.

You're being a bit overly dramatic and putting words into my mouth. Did I say the coaching staff can do no wrong? Nope. What I said basically was if it isn't broke then don't try and fix it. Right now it's working pretty well and against quality defenses. You are specifically going out of your way to try and make this a LAMP about how the team isn't doing things that YOU want them to do or the way YOU want them to do it. You try to downplay the progress and accomplishments of the team as a whole because it has not been accomplished in the way that YOU would choose. If they make a playoff run, or possibly even win a SB, are you still going to be salty that it wasn't accomplished by Allen throwing the ball 35+ times a game or because the defense played situational football?

Okay and the Bills scored 20 on the #4 defense, which their most points allowed this year was 30 by the Chiefs, where they basically ran 10 minutes of clock out on the ground. Then 4 days later they score 26 on the #6 defense, with Hauschka missing kicks, which had given up 34 points against the Packers previously as their highest total allowed. If Allen only throws the ball 20-25 times a game, but we keep winning, I could care less. The growth in his game is evident to everyone paying attention. And as long as we are winning I wouldn't change the approach.

If you can't see that Miami is a COMPLETELY different team right now than they were in week one I don't know what to tell you. They are 3-2 in their last 5 games and have played everyone pretty tough since the Redskins game 3 weeks prior to their first win. The 50 hung on them by Baltimore is week 1 is kind of a weak arguing point. The Bills hung 37 on the Dolphins in the 2nd game, 20 on the #4 defense in the NFL at the time even though they did nothing but run clock from the 10 minute mark in the 4th Qtr on, and then 26 on the #6 defense in the NFL 4 days later, on their home field, on national tv, even with Hauschka missing kicks. Ever since Daboll went in the booth, and they told Josh to basically be himself, this team has been night and day on offense with Josh still not making mistakes outside of one errant pass.

You can't really compare the two by statistics or style because they are completely different. Lamar is Randall Cunningham and Michael Vick rolled into one person. Athletically he just has no equal right now. Josh reminds me more of John Elway than anyone else. He has the rocket arm, the improvisation skills, and he has that clutch gene that just can't be taught or manufactured on it's own. One thing about both Josh and Lamar that is admirable in this day and age, the thing which makes me like them the most, both of them are humble. It's not about them, it's about the team as a whole. The only thing both of them are concerned with is winning. Whatever comes with that, successes and failures, they take it all in stride, continue to show the same humility, and work harder to get better. They will be forever linked as will Darnold, Mayfield, and Rosen with them because they were all of the 2018 class of QB's. Imo, the best two from the crop will be head to head on Sunday.

Sunday around 4:00-4:30pm (since my gif wouldn't work)...

I think he'll still be out for another couple of weeks to be honest. I think he's back for the Pats* game.

I'm talking about even if he had the option.

I don't believe at any point McDermott would even entertain the thought. He loves this city, he loves this team, he loves the players, he loves the guys he works with, and all he does is talk about how special it is what they are building here.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/12/04/bill-obrien-don-martindale-are-the-pftpm-week-13-coaches-of-the-week/ Florio picks Bill O'Brien of course(still giving McDermott props), but they go on about McD in the early part of the segment.