Big Turk

IMO it would make sense to train a position player to do kickoffs like the Chiefs are planning to do with their safety that was their emergency kicker in a game last year. You aren't kicking the ball in the endzone and off of a tee, pretty much any of those players should be able to hit it into that landing zone with a few months of practice. Would give them a huge advantage on coverage teams versus having a kicker trying to make plays and put themselves at risk of being injured. Other thing the NFL should look into is perhaps allowing another position player to be on the field that has stay where the kicker was until he kicks the ball and then runs off the field, then he can get into the play. That would allow the kickers to kick off but not have to risk injury at a critical position where most teams have no viable backup on a game day roster.

Countless players have done that during a course of a game on a single play. Pretty sure plenty of HOFers have done it too.

Tua needs all the help he can get. He relies on smoke and mirrors far more than a true franchise QB should which is laughable that he got the contract he did.

Pretty much...it's what drives me crazy...these people play Madden and because the player ratings don't change when you move then to different positions they think it works that way in real life. Kinda mind blowing.

He's only there to ensure she doesn't become part of the 2nd Olympics after they are done competing...the hot, wild sex Olympics in the Olympic Village. Or maybe he is going to try and sneak out and put his bid in with the one every other guy is going to be after...the Italian Silver Medalist.. https://nypost.com/2021/07/26/the-secrets-of-the-crazed-olympics-sex-culture-its-inevitable/

Better tell that Sherriff to step up his game in Cabot Cove...I mean the town only has like 100 people that live there and every other day someone is getting killed. How hard is it to figure out who did it? 😂 Used to watch that growing up all the time since it was my Mom's favorite show and we only had 1 TV in the house so there wasn't much of a choice

There are multiple times a game where receivers are moving forward while in motion or at least slanting forward instead of running across on pretty much every team...it's never called.

Is it about how to pick up 24 year old cheerleaders? 🤣

Meh...Tua wouldn't even be in the top 30 for me. Simply too limited.

McD told him to hold off making any plans to Key West for January again tho.

Give it a rest with this nonsense.

Looks like it was approved by the FDA in 2018...which was after I was on it.

Oh nice! That must be new because when I was taking it they told me there wasn't anything if that happened. Now there really isn't any reason to be on Warfarin or Coumadin since Eliquis effects are very short in terms of coming off of it for any type of surgery, etc...think you go back to normal in 24-48 hours instead of weeks like the other ones.

Yeah, with stats piled up against bad teams that went for their misdirection and motions. What happened in games against good defenses? The Bills, Chiefs, Ravens, and the first Jets game? What happened when teams said "F it", we are just gonna play your receivers head up and jam them at the line to disrupt the timing and then Tua is gonna have to beat us? He flopped...over and over and over again. Why? Because he has physical limitations that REQUIRE huge windows to be open for him to throw into for him to be good because his arm strength and ability to drive the ball outside the numbers and throw into tight windows is suspect. Your QB cannot be the one holding your offense back in today's NFL if you want to do anything other than be 1 and done at best in the playoffs.

Yeah, same thing I said.

The only bag Tua got was the one he put over the Dolphins front office head as he stood behind them and went "no hands" on their collective asses. 😂 Especially when their QB is the limiter of their offense and has to be propped up by the skill players instead of being able to do the propping.

If you are talking about LJ, probably one of the least deserving 2 time MVP's in NFL History.

The Bills win by an average of almost 10 points a game, which INCLUDES their losses over the last 4 years. Best in the NFL. Unsure how much more you are expecting to win by large margins. They also lead the NFL in wins by 10+ points in that timeframe as well with 31. In other words, they win by 10 or more points almost 48% of the time. Exactly HOW is that not winning by a huge margin consistently? What have you been watching over the last 4 years? Some bizarro NFL where the Bills don't dog walk teams half the time? Before last season it was well over half the games as it only happened 5 out of 17 times last year.

I think they were just mentally spent from all the crap that happened during the year...you could kind of see it the week before when they almost let Skylar Thompson come back and beat them.

Nah, soft coverages are giving up 10 yard throws to prevent 20-30+ yard throws. especially between the 20s.

perhaps, but how many of those games were the Jets out of it by the end of the game and he was facing backups and/or soft coverages designed to keep the clock running and everything in front of them to speed up the game ending? I know the D kept them in it for some of them but probably that would be at least half of them...

How many QBs are going to honestly be open to changing literally everything from the ground up over 2 offseasons with a QB coach and using 3D motion capture to perfect it and then do endless repetitions to burn it into muscle memory until it becomes second nature? From a work ethic standpoint and an openness to change standpoint its going to be probably under 1% of all players because for the most part they have always been the best player on any team and they know everything and nobody can tell them nothing. For Allen, he never was that...all he was ever told was that he wasn't good enough. 200 attempts does not tell you how many of those attempts went more than 10 yards.

walking with a hamstring injury is really irrelevant. You can feel perfectly fine, be able to warm up, jog, run, then halfway thru a game you end up pulling it again, only every time it happens it ends up being pulled a little worse than the last time. Dealt with nagging hamstring injuries playing soccer in college, they were no fun...until I eventually partially tore it after multiple times coming back where it felt "great" until I got in a full game going full speed. You can't simulate the type of stress you are going to put on it starting, stopping, changing direction, etc until you actually get in a game situation.

Isn't this the dude that kept getting suspended for blatant helmet to helmet kill shots against defenseless WRs?

Sample size is a thing.