2020 Our Year For Sure

I had never realized Thurman won MVP, that's pretty cool. Vote goes to OJ.

That thing where someone dies so we change the whole narrative to be more flattering to them. I think the coolest Jauron thing was that time he went on the road to Indianapolis with virtually no good players and had a great defensive gameplan and almost knocked off the Manning Colts in all their glory. That was wild.

It's always going to come down to Josh Allen with the ball in his hands, no matter how hard McDermott tries to force them to be a running team. Romo spent the 2nd half imploring the Bills to live and die with their best player, perhaps football's best player. This is why failing to make every effort to be stacked in the receiving core will always be malpractice. Stop sending him with a knife into a gunfight.

According to Spotrac looks like a pre-June 1st cut yields 8.4m savings, 15.42m dead cap.

Makes sense they'd try him, he had a 9.99 RAS.

I give up. How do you lose a game, then win it?

I actually like this idea. Better scheme fit, another year removed from the injury, Buffalo might get performance out of him that is better than what they'll have to pay.

"Tyrel Dodson signed a 1 year, $4,260,000 contract with the Seattle Seahawks, including $1,000,000 signing bonus, $1,000,000 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $4,260,000." Pretty fcking well, I'd say.

I'm not saying the game is scripted but it's scripted.

Imagine assuming that playing Matt Milano will make your defense worse.

Nice

It's because Allen is significantly better than Mahomes. Josh Allen is the top quarterback in the NFL by an appreciable margin. Allen is so good he can produce a strong offense with nothing around him. It seems like Mahomes is better than, or just as good as, Allen because his supporting cast has always been better, including offensive coordinator.

Rodgers looks good.

This sounds like one of those drought era quotes that made you think they had something creative and unpredictable for defenses and then a couple years later we're laughing at how stupid it was. Not saying it's that, just that it's reminiscent.

Anyone involved with never drafting a WR or TE on day 1 or 2 the whole time we had Diggs can fck right off. Now the Allen-Diggs window is closed and it's way too little way too late. They ran this team like they wanted to make sure the other teams had a chance.