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22-10 Jags

I’ve written all this out before, but there was no team between where the Jags traded down and their eventual pick that would have been interested in trading due to team needs. I suppose Beane could have massively overpaid, but outside of that there was no option to get in front of the Jags.

Jags can’t time Maye’s cadence.

Jags should have started Mac Jones just to make this more interesting.

Apparently, they are not waving the fines. They are giving him a signing bonus equal to the fines.

Drake Maye has resting Mac Jones face. Pretty obvious that they have quit on their coach.

It’s Schefter, so all of this is coming from the Rosenhaus. We won’t know how the handled the fines until the team issues a press release.

It is an interesting question, because Schefter's sources are usually agents. Is Wilson upset at the demotion?

Hey, which one of you guys is selling Bills gear to the Colerain Plato’s Closet thrift store in Cincinnati? I got a Nike hoodie today for $14 and my daughter bought a Fitz jersey for $25.

@Danger Mouse lives in London.

I think you can say that about most of the defense.

Bills fans like the Bengals chances to make the playoffs much more than the Bengals fans. They're talking draft around here already.

In there, you’re family. What else can you ask for?

And a lot of those that do end up busting.

Anytime you get a LT that starts for your team for a decade, it was a tremendous draft pick. NFL scouts will tell you that OL is the hardest position to project to the next level, so any time you hit on one of them it is a huge benefit for the franchise.

We don't know whats happening in the locker room. MVS might have been unhappy with his role and making noise about it.

For those that think that the Bills overpaid, just imagine how you would feel if the Chiefs had traded for Cooper for a 3rd.

People decided that he was bad before the season started, mostly because he's weird. He's been exactly what I expected.

Not as much because we have the extra second from Minnesota. It was always going to cost a bit more in draft capital because the Browns already paid him.

The discussion on the HM is getting a little out of hand. People are talking as if that play had a better than 50% chance of being completed just because of who threw it. A hail mary is still an incredibly low-percentage play. Rodgers, the king of the hail mary, has completed 4 of them in his 19-year career. We remember the makes, because they all were on primetime or playoff games. There is no way that I can tell to look this up, but I'm sure that even he has a lower than 10% make rate on HM attempts.

A completed hail mary is the most exciting play of any game in which they happen.

Not to mention that the Jets locker room is divided between Aaron's guys and the guys that were there before him and this only adds to that tension. What's Geordie Nelson doing these days?

Makes all the sense in the world for the Raiders. They got rid of a toxic, high-priced asset that they acquired to play with a QB who is no longer there. What's funny is that the Jets will have to do the same things in a few months for the same reason.

It's like boarding the Titanic after it already started sinking. But he doesn't care. He has proven time and again that he like playing with buddies more than he likes winning.