Saint Doug

I’d give a 3 rounder.

Double teaming him is the only way to effectively cover him.

I have to agree here. I don’t care how many plays were in his head or not, but didn’t it occur to him that a squib might be in order? He probably knows the most about kicking techniques then any other individual on the team. Why didn’t he speak up and say, what about a squib? Or maybe he did and he wasn’t listened to (hence the “communication issue”). He’s a grown man. If players (at any level of experience) can’t talk things through with their coaches, the team has much bigger problems.

Or a dome.

I think it’s a head fake for all those on here that think we are a WR away from a Superbowl, but then he tells us what we really need.

Snoop, Dre, and Kendrick

Defense wins Championships. Bills take note.

I never said the Bills can’t go toe to toe with the Chiefs. They’ve proved this. It’s just a harder line to walk and one that is less likely to result in a win. Our defense could’ve won that game, but they failed. The Bangles saw this and had 8 players drop back in coverage during the 4th quarter. They had a plan based on what they were seeing on the field. I give them credit, rather than say Mahomes imploded. He didn’t. They were neck and neck at the end of the game, but the Bangles D prevailed. Ours folded. As for Tampa comment, it just proves my point. You can have the greatest QB of all time slinging the ball for you, but at the end of the day, you need to shut Mahomes down. Somehow. And they obviously changed their game plan for their next match up.

Yes, and people are advocating that we need more weapons for Allen. The term “built to beat KC” came from Beane’s observations of what Tampa did to them in the ensuing Superbowl. The Tampa defense was able to contain the speed of the KC offense with a relentless pass rush. Then the next draft, we go DE for our first 2 picks. This was telegraphed by Beane. It was never about being able to outshoot the KC offense. We tried that this year and it failed. That’s a very dangerous game to play. The Bangles shut down his passing lanes and his running. That worked.

Just wait until this Super Bowl performance with Dre, Shady, Snoop, and k dot. Gonna be epic and people will talking about it for years to come.

I really like motor, but to be honest, I hold my breath when he runs. He runs extremely violent, refuses to go down, and takes a beating because of this. What happens when he goes down with an injury? We need a very capable RB 1B option as a change of pace option. I would like some bigger than Motor and faster if possible. But not in Rd 1 or 2. We need CB2 and IOL for those picks.

I bet you he’s very happy with this promotion.

Then we should’ve forced them prove it. Instead, we left their 2 best receivers completely wide open. And, even after the catches, there were multiple missed tackles. I didn’t see Cincinnati have that problem.

Gronk must like weak armed QBs. Allen’s passes might hurt his hands.

I’m not getting down on the coaches as some are on here. I think the 13 seconds debacle matters, but it’s a symptom of a much bigger issue. I don’t care about the squib vs no squib call. The fact remains that we kicked the ball off to a team with 13 seconds left and they were able to to put 3 points on the scoreboard. To me, it indicates a failure of execution by our defense. There’s 2 players (and by extension, 3) they needed to shut down for 2-3 plays: Hill and Kelce. They couldn’t even do this. Garbage defense. I will say, if Tre was playing, I bet we would’ve won that game.

“I’ll pick ‘what it takes to be Chief’ for $800, Alex”

Yea, inquiring minds want to know. What happened to this?

His skill would likely be eclipsed by a pick in rd 1 or 2, and at a fraction of the price. We can’t sign all our FAs, especially the role players. He can go elsewhere and get paid. Will work out best for all parties involved.

…until it counted. We can’t let that happen again.

And yet both of them failed us 2 Sunday’s ago.

I know you weren’t the one who opened this can of worms, but I don’t think it’s fair to compare the NHL to the NFL draft. The NHL draft targets players years away from actually making the team. This makes it very hard to prognosticate success. It’s more of a crapshoot, even for the top 10. Plus, 1st rounders in the NFL are expected to be stars, whereas NHL 1st rounders are expected to be NHL regulars in the least.

Oh dear, I didn’t realize this. Doubt this is going to go well.

Not shocked Lamar(‘s agent) is asking this. In this day, any young QB that has demonstrated a moderate amount of success, contract talks begin with a floor of 40M. It’s just the nature of the beast. I if we’re Baltimore, I’d offer him to a bottom feeder for 2 1sts and 2 2nds.

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