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3 hours ago, ColoradoBills said:

Writer of the article.

 

Bio

Cody Benjamin is an author and journalist based in Southern Minnesota. He currently covers the NFL as a staff writer for CBS Sports.

A graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, his writing has been referenced by CBS News, NFL.com and The Washington Post.

Originally from Pennsylvania, Cody has contributed to SB Nation, LNP Media Group (Lancaster Newspapers) and the Faribault County (Minn.) Register. He began his journalism career in high school, when he was first credentialed to cover the Philadelphia Eagles.

Outside of writing, Cody can usually be found at a movie theater, watching Philly sports or being weird with his wife and two kids.

 

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26th for a playoff team returning their core contributors, adding a stud WR, returning a top 5 defense that likely improved and is super well coached? CBS is the MSNBC of sports “journalism “....

Posted
1 hour ago, Augie said:

 

He could EASILY get his completion % WAY UP by dumping off a little more and giving his guys a chance to make a play. Same with the long ball, give them a chance to make a play or get the PI call. The 10 yard overthrow won’t be an INT, but get it close and it just might work out for us.

 

Know down/distance and game situation. A pick on a long ball might be almost as good as a punt. I have high hopes for him this year. 

I agree with this...but not sure who remembers the movie "Signs" with Mel Gibson.  Joaquin Phoenix's character gets ribbed a little by a person in town for striking out a lot on the local baseball team and Joaquin replies "it didnt feel right not swinging".  I get that sense from Josh...he seems like someone who will always go for it rather than take the low hanging fruit.

Posted
3 hours ago, ColoradoBills said:

Writer of the article.

 

Bio

Cody Benjamin is an author and journalist based in Southern Minnesota. He currently covers the NFL as a staff writer for CBS Sports.

A graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, his writing has been referenced by CBS News, NFL.com and The Washington Post.

Originally from Pennsylvania, Cody has contributed to SB Nation, LNP Media Group (Lancaster Newspapers) and the Faribault County (Minn.) Register. He began his journalism career in high school, when he was first credentialed to cover the Philadelphia Eagles.

Outside of writing, Cody can usually be found at a movie theater, watching Philly sports or being weird with his wife and two kids.

 

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He's probably butthurt Diggs is with the Bills and not the Vikes. Plus he is weird with his kids?

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4 hours ago, mjd1001 said:

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/ranking-all-32-nfl-teams-by-training-camp-performance-ravens-steelers-among-the-top-five/

 

I know most sites like to over-rate the Cowboys...but the justification for the Bills 26th? Singletary fumbling problem, a team write 'gone rogue' and Josh Norman not looking good.  I know the author say they are based on how teams look in camp...but they also say they take into consideration how good the team is overall.

 

And how can you rank a team based on a couple weeks of training camp performance when very little actual footage/info is coming out of camps this year and no games are being played?

 

Hope this isn't a repost, I took a quick scan of current topics and didn't see it anywhere.

 

 

 

Who cares.

That's ridiculous. 

Posted
4 hours ago, mjd1001 said:

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/ranking-all-32-nfl-teams-by-training-camp-performance-ravens-steelers-among-the-top-five/

 

I know most sites like to over-rate the Cowboys...but the justification for the Bills 26th? Singletary fumbling problem, a team write 'gone rogue' and Josh Norman not looking good.  I know the author say they are based on how teams look in camp...but they also say they take into consideration how good the team is overall.

 

And how can you rank a team based on a couple weeks of training camp performance when very little actual footage/info is coming out of camps this year and no games are being played?

 

Hope this isn't a repost, I took a quick scan of current topics and didn't see it anywhere.

 

 

 

This article is total idiocy and not worth discussion in my opinion.

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Posted
12 minutes ago, FLFan said:

This article is total idiocy and not worth discussion in my opinion.

 

I can get the gist of these links from posts here, then refuse to give clicks to pure garbage. It’s nonsense and either completely ignorant, or intentionally provocative. I have no use for either. . 

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looks like it time fillout an application @cbs sports for journalist.

 

worst list ever. not sure how this guy can even pretend to know anything about football

Posted
4 hours ago, Bangarang said:

What an odd premise for doing power rankings.

 

Especially when there is an embargo on reporting details. How would anyone really know what camp is better/worse?

Posted
Just now, PromoTheRobot said:

 

Especially when there is an embargo on reporting details. How would anyone really know what camp is better/worse?


Good point. Camp reports aren’t nearly as detailed this year and yet this guy managed to come up with this nonsense.

Posted
1 hour ago, Rocky Landing said:

Bills at 26th, eh? They also have the Dolphins at 23, and the Raiders at 12. And, the Panthers at 22-- I guess we poached the wrong players?

 

I mean, he has the defending NFC Champion SF49ers at #15

 

He's Just a Guy

Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, mjd1001 said:

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/ranking-all-32-nfl-teams-by-training-camp-performance-ravens-steelers-among-the-top-five/

 

I know most sites like to over-rate the Cowboys...but the justification for the Bills 26th? Singletary fumbling problem, a team write 'gone rogue' and Josh Norman not looking good.  I know the author say they are based on how teams look in camp...but they also say they take into consideration how good the team is overall.

 

And how can you rank a team based on a couple weeks of training camp performance when very little actual footage/info is coming out of camps this year and no games are being played?

 

Hope this isn't a repost, I took a quick scan of current topics and didn't see it anywhere.

 

 

 


“Hey guys, read this junk article I found- it’s really bad.”

 

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Posted
2 hours ago, Augie said:

 

He could EASILY get his completion % WAY UP by dumping off a little more and giving his guys a chance to make a play. Same with the long ball, give them a chance to make a play or get the PI call. The 10 yard overthrow won’t be an INT, but get it close and it just might work out for us.

 

Know down/distance and game situation. A pick on a long ball might be almost as good as a punt. I have high hopes for him this year. 

Yeah, and we have a couple backs now who can catch it and make some guys miss.

 

Also, let's run some screen passes to them and Diggs. We seem to have an aversion to screens.

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