@YATittle posted:I was there when Josh Allen made his Lambeau debut and looked horrible. Bills were shut out.
Think about that, all you Jordan Love haters.
Allen got better
His time as a newt was good experience.
The beating Jalen Ramsey took last night. I don't want to hear stupid shit about how he is better than Jaire anymore. Has Jaire had a game half as bad as Ramey did last night? Not even close.
@SteveLuke posted:The Bills turned the ball over 4 times, on the road, against the defending SB Champs and cruised to a 31-10 win.
The Bills added Von Miller to the #1 scoring defense from 2021. The Bills were playing without their All-Pro CB who should return by mid-season.
The bad news is the Pack has to travel to Buffalo later this year.
The good news is that the Rams down Von Miller, Andrew Whitworth, OBJ, and others are not as good as last season and the entire NFC looks to be as weak as the NFC North always is.
That's OK, they have all those draft picks coming up to make up for it.
Ramsey constantly gets more props in the national media than Jaire. Benefits of playing in LA. He's still very good and a top tier CB, but I think BUF targeted him and LAR's safeties last night but he'll bounce back. Can't wait to see 23 back in action.
@Harry Manback posted:That's OK, they have all those draft picks coming up to make up for it.
I think LAR is SOOOOOOOOOOO fortunate they got hot late last year and things worked out for them because they had issues that are only going to get magnified this year.
@Harry Manback posted:That's OK, they have all those draft picks coming up to make up for it.
I'm not certain why "giving up all those draft picks" was/is a bad thing. They won the Super Bowl. That's the objective. If the argument is, "yeah, well they'll be in trouble down the road by mortgaging their future/draft capital in trades...". Again, they won the Super Bowl. That's the objective.
@PackLandVA posted:I'm not certain why "giving up all those draft picks" was/is a bad thing. They won the Super Bowl. That's the objective. If the argument is, "yeah, well they'll be in trouble down the road by mortgaging their future/draft capital in trades...". Again, they won the Super Bowl. That's the objective.
Sure, thats the objective. But how long are you willing to put up with "trouble" to justify than win?
@DH13 posted:Sure, thats the objective. But how long are you willing to put up with "trouble" to justify than win?
So keep all your picks, don't push your cap into a cap hell future, but don't win the Super Bowl.
OK.
You know what hurts?
Not a damn bit of love for my pithy game thread title.
This feels like an abusive relationship.
@Blair Kiel posted:You know what hurts?
Not a damn bit of love for my pithy game thread title.
This feels like an abusive relationship.
You know what really hurts? I didn't get the "wingman"part until just now.
Here I'm 90 miles from Buffalo, Rusty lives in a Buffalo burb and I love Buffalo wings!
It's hell to get old!
@Blair Kiel posted:You know what hurts?
Not a damn bit of love for my pithy game thread title.
This feels like an abusive relationship.
That’s because you’ll never be able to top the Greta Van Sustren vs Rachel Maddow thread title because that was hilarious
@PackLandVA posted:So keep all your picks, don't push your cap into a cap hell future, but don't win the Super Bowl.
OK.
You didn't answer the question.
And you somehow know that keeping the picks results in no SB. OK.
@Blair Kiel posted:You know what hurts?
Not a damn bit of love for my pithy game thread title.
This feels like an abusive relationship.
The most dangerous time is when you try to leave.
@DH13 posted:You didn't answer the question.
And you somehow know that keeping the picks results in no SB. OK.
If GB would've mortgaged a few years of success for another SB, yeah, it would be worth it. And no, I don't believe keeping picks results in no SB. Never said that. But I think it's shortsighted to criticize a team for dealing a bunch of picks when it results in achieving the ultimate goal. The dealt the picks in order to get the best team to win a SB. Not have the best long term success with no SB.
@Dr._Bob posted:The most dangerous time is when you try to leave.
I can’t quit you, Bob.
That's what Henry said.
And Henry is missing.
Bob, have I got anything to worry about?
The most dangerous time was when he tried to leave.
He's reverted to Matt Gofford.
@ilcuqui posted:Bills made it look easy on that drive. Rams aren’t the best when the opponent goes smashmouth, which helps explain why the Packers have beat them in the past few meetings.
Nobody was happier in last years playoffs than the Rams when the Packers lost.
