The Big Cat

We should bring in Luck, Matty Ice, Rodgers, Wilson, Brees and Big Ben too. In fact, we should sign every one of them, use every draft pick on a QB and see what Jimbo's up to. May the best man win. Seriously, what is Whaley doing besides stealing the Pegula's money?

Remember when it was Hackett's fault?

Fans acting like a second half lead against Oakland means anything in 2016. It's easy to tell the posters who watch other teams and those that don't.

I RESCIND

Not very good. How did Harvin hurt the Bills this year?

Has he been blasted into space yet?

Why? May be some details on what this spending has prohibited them from doing. And please be specific. No. This shows that New England has the GOAT QB to build a roster around.

It's based on what I think will happen.

We got a lot of them. We might have a lot of work to do, just to fill vacancies. At first glance, this was the conclusion(s) I reached. Where would you make changes?

Shameless

Living life in the rear view. Bold.

This morning I rolled over and told my wife that water is wet. Should have started a thread about it.

Exactly. Let's introduce the phrase "Tyrod can manage the game" to an open window somewhere, shall we? After yesterday, after Cincy, after Miami and Baltimore, what more evidence do you need?

Case Keenum and Brian Hoyer could both run a more effective passing attack than Tyrod. And neither of them would compromise our rushing attack severely enough to offset the dimension they can add throwing the ball.

and reality is reality. check it out.

He can't blamed when our defense gives up touchdowns and the opposing crowd gets rowdy.

Kyle Williams

First round? I'd settle for 7th round from our safeties, at this point.

I harped on safety play all last year too. And I've been repeatedly said that we should have done more (what I'm not sure) to improve the position this past offseason.

First point, granted. What RR says in front of a microphone: entirely meaningless.

Haha, model is based on the metrics you just called reasonable. Carr did to our pathetic secondary what he's been doing to secondaries of all stripes, all season. This is not a defense of the scheme, so do not take it as such. It's an acknowledgement that good players some times play good games. Carr's been doing a lot of that this year. And the performance from our secondary was consistent with the poor play we've come to expect. Some of that might be scheme. But you can't deny the utter lack of talent back there.

I'd rather see this coaching staff falter with adequate QB play before blowing the whole thing up again.

Well said.

EJ doesn't read the field well. But TT is actually worse. The problem is, while EJ isn't averse to making certain throws (I can think of like four or five throws that simply don't exist when TT has the ball), and while he will make some of them and hold defenses accountable better than TT can, he also just sails passes and turns the ball over way too often. He's not so much better at TT at seeing the field and hitting guys up the seam (for example) that we could manage all the turnovers that opponents simply aren't getting right now. I don't know. May be spending the last two seasons on the bench changed some things for EJ. His performances last year didn't indicate so, but perhaps he's gotten better since? Probably not.