Captain Hindsight

Mariota is on thin ice me thinks. They are going after Haskins

The hurdle or his TD to Foster against Jacksonville. That ball moved so fast and he got absolutely crunched. Saw it live and thought to myself "About 5 QBs ever could make that throw, that was incredible" The entire Miami game was beautiful start to finish. That was the game that made me a believer that he was going to be not only good enough to win some games, but great enough to win some playoff games

Dude they root for a team that wears TEAL. Thats almost unforgivable

Missed blocks galore Gotta be the red hair Doubtful since we signed 8 dudes already

Exactly. Same thing with the Amari Cooper trade last year. Oakland got robbed. No way they have the same talent at pick 20 something that Amari could provide. Didn't save money either since they ended up trading for AB

If you think the Giants are going to get near the player OBJ is compared to that first pick your insane.

You don't know me ? I'd say Reggie Williams. Who the Jaguars just had to have instead of trading with us to aquire Roethlisberger

Bigger names

Jets got a good player. Watched him play for Pittsburgh a few years ago in Buffalo and I couldnt believe how patient he was. I worry far more about his receiving skills than his running to be honest, but the Jets got a good player

Far more to do with QB play

I love Beasley. Great pickup

2007 Giants comes to mind

Did he though? I posted his stats compared to our own rookie and the guy who apparently was terrible had better stats, more TDs, more YPG on a worse team Jackson should get credit, but he was far from the biggest reason they made the playoffs

Josh Allen's last 5 starts he averaged 216.4 ypg passing 1.4 passing TDs 75.4 yards rushing .8 rushing tds So 291 total yards per game and 2.2 TDs per game Lamar Jackson last 5 starts (not counting the playoff game) 157.2 ypg passing .8 passing TDs/ game 73.2 ypg rushing .6 rushing tds/game So 230.4 total yards per game 1.4 Tds per game Over a 16 game season: Josh Allen 3462 yards passing 22 passing Tds 1206.4 yards rushing 12.8 (13) rushing TDs 4668 total yards and 35 TDs Lamar Jackson 2,515 yards passing 12.8 (13) Passing TDs 1,171 yards rushing 9.6 (10) Rushing TDs 3,686 total yards 23 TDs Only 1,000 yards and 12 Tds difference over 16 games. That's 100 first down and 72 points. For reference, here is Tyrod's thrid year starting stats over 15 games 2,799 yards passing 14 TD 427 yards rushing 4 TD 3,226 total yards and 18 TDs Allen needs a ton of work, but I'm real sick of hearing the media talk about how polished LJ is and how Allen cant hit the broadside of a barn. Its lazy and flat out wrong

So he's Tyrod Taylor?

How much is Rex getting paid?

This is a business. The Bills will make the best business decision for the team every time. If you think otherwise you are just being naive

Or that he hopes the two men can talk it out like adults. Plus any GM would take Antonio Brown over Jordan Poyer if it came to that. Lots of good safeties about to hit FA

How so? If you trust the culture you've created, you can add players that seem like they wouldnt fit Was Moss a good attitude fit for the Patriots*? Of course not, but they trusted their culture enough to bring a guy like him in. I love that they tried and I think Brown looks like a bigger loser here than Buffalo

I hope Josh Allen reads every single thing written about how bad he is and uses it as motivation next season. Brown is an idiot if he didnt want to play with Allen. He can make throws no other QB in the NFL can make. I hope he winds up alternating between Case Keenum and Colt McCoy

That would have been a freaking steal

Nah he was cut

My theory Jerry convinces Jason Witten to play one more year then offers him a job on the coaching staff in 2020 Fast forward 5 years.... Jerry Jones names Jason Witten the new Head Coach of the Dallas Cowboys

Except HOFer Julian Edelman of course ? No way. The only way offering him a contract is to screw with their cap if they match