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And still better than bryce across the board, one playoff game not withstanding.

Points allowed ranking over the past 4 years: 2nd, 4th, 11th, 12th Over the past two seasons, they've basically slid to an upper middle of the pack defense while their offense has trended more and more toward the "save me Superman QB" stuff we did with Cam. Their overall roster has absolutely been trending downward.

I know that you didn't necessarily mean it like that, but wouldn't it be something if they hired The Hoodie?

he couldn’t win it with Josh Allen . WTH he gonna do with Bryce lol . Yes i love Mcd but as a Defensive coordinator but he’s not coming here for that job . he deserves another shot at HC.

It depends on who they hire. It wouldn't be the first time another HC has come in and gotten a team over the hump. But, yeah, most owners are only going to wait so long to make a change they're getting similar results year after year with championship-caliber rosters, especially if they perceive the pressure of a closing window.

Only on the huddle does Brian Burns sucks, because they too much into themselves to say “hey i was wrong “ . Lol

Add Caleb to this comparison…he had 3 INT too

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The gap between them has really shrunk. It's amazing how far Stroud has dropped. What a terrible QB draft class.

I don't get while some of y'all are saying this. Every roster goes through its ebb and flows. The Bills, at least in my mind, were a receiver away this season. Now why Beane/McDermott never felt the need to move up and get a receiver in the draft, I don't know, but you can't do everything. They're overall defense has been ranked fairly highly for the last five years, and their offense has been top five for that same period. Beane has been a good GM, arguably just as good as McDermott has been as coach. They've certainly had Championship contending rosters. It sucks, but the HC is generally the fall guy in those types of situations.

Thanks for posting a blog post, I guess

Sprinting to hide behind hypotheticals id take CJ on the panthers over Bryce on the Texans how’s that

Because he ALWAYS played out of the shotgun.... which is a huge detriment to an NFL offense

Aho

lets compare the 2 in different categories this year keeping in mind stroud was injured missed alot of games yards per game byoung 28th 188.2. cj 18th 217.2 qbr byoung 27th 47.7. cj 12th 62.0 passer rating byoung 30th 82.8 . cj 17th 92.9 y/a byoung 34th 6.2. cj 16th 7.2 td% byiung 4.8. cj 4.5 basically everything every year cj has been better it was a snowy playoff game cj had none of his weopons top wrs out top te out. byoung has been bad every single year even this year he was bad he had a few good games but he was still bad. he played ok in the play off game not great but did play ok . cj is still the better qb not even close

Thats a lot of money for a 31 year old coming off a bad season who isn't a scheme fit.

All three were horrendous though. A Stroud sucks too the pain of the Bryce trade is watching a home town kid go to the Patriots and in all likelihood make a SB appearance in his second year....

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if we were playing next week who would you rather have playing?

Lol the Bryce trade was a tremendous f*ck up, its not cj or Bryce its the fact we would have had our pick of McDaniels,Williams and MAYE

It’s also a completely arbitrary starting point that conveniently cuts out cj’s best play and Bryce’s…well not worst since he had plenty of performances this year just as bad as his rookie season

I've been saying since Kalil we needed to draft our franchise center. Which means we're going to find a converted TE with 2 major leg injuries and sign him to a 3 year deal after Mayes leaves in FA and Corbett gets hurt in preseason.

Ive said this for a long time. Burns is no Micah Parsons and look at the 2 offers for each. We should have taken that Rams offer and run. And if we really believed in BY, how many 1sts and 2nds could we have gotten for that #1 overall? Not trading him was absolutely the wrong move.