Bengals look like 2022 Champs.
Dag…..wood.
Bills are really fucking stupid
Down 17 and you skip an easy FG?
@Tschmack posted:Bills are really fucking stupid
Down 17 and you skip an easy FG?
I know a thin eyebrowed coach who would have done the same.
Josh Allen is slightly better than a 39 year old Rodgers.
Burrow is top 3-4 easily
MLF would fit in great with the overrated and overhyped Bills staff.
@Tschmack posted:Burrow is literally twice the QB that Allen is. Accuracy, intangibles, poise, you name it.
Subtract out all the Cam Newton Superman running bullshit and Allen is decent but not great.
Allen is what prime Favre would be like in 2022.
Burrow is what prime Joe Namath would have been like in 2022.
@ChilliJon posted:Romo is terrible.
Collinsworth slurping away on Mahomes yesterday was much more sickening.
Lol Bills defense
Call more time outs morons!
The Allen and Favre comparisons fit well
Only the Packers had a much better coaching staff. McDermott and Frazier suck and with Daboll going to the NYG Josh Allen is screwed.
Matt Milano was a 1st team All Pro? AJ Hawk loves that recognition.
@ilcuqui posted:Showing BFI approaching zero
Errr BFI?
I’m just glad we won’t see the stupid ass neutral site game
Burrow will eat the Chefs defense alive next week
Buh bye Bills. There’s always next year or next 5 decades of suck.
Bills Mafia my ass.
@MichiganPacker posted:Allen is what prime Favre would be like in 2022.
Burrow is what prime Joe Namath would have been like in 2022.
Namath threw 220 INTs in 140 games.
@Tschmack posted:Burrow will eat the Chefs defense alive next week
Mahomes being dinged up is going to be a big difference. Even so, the Bengals beat them in KC last year and let's just say MVS is not Tyreke Hill.
Mahomme's with a high ankle sprain..
I wonder if Romo talks in his sleep.
@D J posted:Namath threw 220 INTs in 140 games.
Namath, and almost all the QBs before Bill Walsh's offensive schemes took over the league played a different type of game. They would have played much differently in this day and age.
Bart Starr's TD/Int ration was 152/138 and he was one of the better ones at avoiding interceptions.
Unitas was considered the best QB ever at one point and he threw 253 interceptions in 211 games.
But Jonny U's belly Fire Index was off the charts! Did they actually have charts back then is the question!
Burrow reminds me more of Joe Montana. His poise and confidence and moxie is top notch and he plays best in the biggest moments.
Unlike Josh Allen. Nice pick. 1-2-3 Cancun bro!
@MichiganPacker posted:Namath, and almost all the QBs before Bill Walsh's offensive schemes took over the league played a different type of game. They would have played much differently in this day and age.
Bart Starr's TD/Int ration was 152/138 and he was one of the better ones at avoiding interceptions.
Unitas was considered the best QB ever at one point and he threw 253 interceptions in 211 games.
Namath was 220 INTs in 140 games, a dreadful ratio.
At this point I would say Cincy is the favorite to win it all. Especially Mahomes is dinged.
It was super awesome seeing Hamlin in attendance and looking like nothing ever even happened. That's a huge a win.
Really happy that Diggs' season is done.
I also really enjoyed watching the Giants get absolutely blown out, because it's proof positive of how terrible and fraudulent the negative point differential Bandwagon Franchise was this year. Worst 13-win team in NFL history.
Looks like the old guard of quarterbacks will be heading for the final exits. These new young gun qb's are looking pretty darn impressive.
Diggs isn’t the issue. The Bills just aren’t a true contender. They aren’t as bad as the Vikings but man there are a lot of similarities. Horrible pass defense. QB that wilts in the spotlight. Front running fans. Lots of playoff and Super Bowl failures. Embrace the suck!
@D J posted:Namath was 220 INTs in 140 games, a dreadful ratio.
I agree, but that was the norm for HOF-level QBs back in the 60s and 70s.
Namath was top 3 in the AFL MVP voting three years in a row when his TD/Int ratios were 26/28, 15/17, 19/17.
Stabler is also in the HOF and threw 222 interceptions in 146 starts.
Bradshaw threw 210 in 158 starts.
These guys would all be good QBs in this day and age. Back then, the offenses were basically designed to run until they faced 3rd and long and then play hero ball. Walsh was the first to really feature timing routes in the sense we think of today. Coordinating the number of steps in the QB's drop with the number of steps a WR took before cutting. Before that it was basically go get open by running a go route or a post-pattern. And the WRs typically got their heads taken off going across the middle so there was a lot more alligator arming passes that lead to interceptions.
Burrow is the best pure QB in the league. Allen is too gimmicky with the QB runs and he’s erratic. Mahomes is really good but honestly how he has one ring (only) tells you that story. Herbert needs a good coaching staff.
@Tschmack posted:Burrow reminds me more of Joe Montana. His poise and confidence and moxie is top notch and he plays best in the biggest moments.
Unlike Josh Allen. Nice pick. 1-2-3 Cancun bro!
That's a good comparison, but Montana wasn't as outwardly cocky as Burrow is. That's why I like the Namath comparisons. After the decades of losing and negativity, the Bengals really needed a guy with Burrow's attitude. He just exudes confidence in a way few guys have.
@Tschmack posted:Burrow is the best pure QB in the league. Allen is too gimmicky with the QB runs and he’s erratic. Mahomes is really good but honestly how he has one ring (only) tells you that story. Herbert needs a good coaching staff.
Mahomes without Kelce (whenever that happens) is going to look very different.
@MichiganPacker posted:I agree, but that was the norm for HOF-level QBs back in the 60s and 70s.
Namath was top 3 in the AFL MVP voting three years in a row when his TD/Int ratios were 26/28, 15/17, 19/17.Stabler is also in the HOF and threw 222 interceptions in 146 starts.
Bradshaw threw 210 in 158 starts.
These guys would all be good QBs in this day and age. Back then, the offenses were basically designed to run until they faced 3rd and long and then play hero ball. Walsh was the first to really feature timing routes in the sense we think of today. Coordinating the number of steps in the QB's drop with the number of steps a WR took before cutting. Before that it was basically go get open by running a go route or a post-pattern. And the WRs typically got their heads taken off going across the middle so there was a lot more alligator arming passes that lead to interceptions.
I don't think the norm was ever 220 INTs in 140 games. Namath was and is vastly overrated is the point.
Roman Gabriel was 201 TDs and 149 INTs in that era.
@MichiganPacker posted:Mahomes without Kelce (whenever that happens) is going to look very different.
Meh. They'll probably draft some guy right after the Packers make their selection and not miss a beat, or nearly not miss a beat as Kelce is an all-time great. Other than Finley the Packers have been clueless at TE for years.