No doubt he went to a great situation in Seattle, but I don't think there are 63 better players from his draft. I'll just leave it at that...Glad New England didn't grab him.
I'm not ever going to be a scout but, to me, DK Metcalf looks very stiff. I think separation is from the hips and he doesn't really move very fluidly. He is strong and fast and in the right situation but I can't see him as an elite guy. JMO
Watching this Thursday night game makes me so glad the Steelers didnt get stuck with Rivers. Man he sucks
Rivers in the HoF?... not so sure. Although Rivers has been a consistently better QB (the 2nd best QB Chargers have ever had) than some of the jokers currently in there. After all, Rivers is the eighth-highest-rated passer in NFL history. Only five quarterbacks in league history have thrown more touchdown passes, only six post-merger quarterbacks have averaged more yards per pass attempt, only seven have more passing yards, and only eight have higher career completion percentages.
Final NFC playoffs spots between the Cowboys and Eagles for #4 and the Vikings and Rams for the wildcard. Vikings could go higher or even win the division but the Vikings appear to be the only vulnerable team with a chance to be passed and thanks to tiebreakers the only team with a shot is the Rams and not the Cowboys. Vikings own tiebreaker over Dallas but the Rams will likely own the tiebreaker over Minnesota. Other teams are technically alive but I can't really see anyone else having a shot.
too many games left to starting calling out scenarios for me. need to get down to 2-3 games tops. if Philly loses, Wentz should stay in Miami. He won't have a home here anymore.
It is the scenario at this point l. It all depends on the situation. Like the AFC South or wildcard, there it may be a few weeks too soon.
Well, I don't think REALISTICALLY either Dallas or Philly will be able to catch Seattle or Minnesota for a wildcard slot. So that means it's coming down to who wins the division. From that vantage point, it becomes a little clearer as to what needs to transpire for each to claim the title.
If the Bills beat up on Dallas today, Garrett will get the axe. Dallas must win this game and it wont be easy. Bills play well defensively, but the 'Boys' are fortunate to be at home. And what I mean is if the Cowboys lose today, Garrett wont make it till Monday, but I still think he's gone after the season no matter what, unless they go crazy and make the Super Bowl. Hell, anything can happen.
I think Garrett is fine until the season is over or they are some how eliminated early. That can't happen unless they lose 4 straight and the Eagles win 4 straight. Garrett will get his chance in the playoffs but I feel that anything short of an NFC championship game appearance will mean he's out.
I can agree with that. Another thing to is the Eagles are getting healthy at the right time. I think Wentz is fed up with the negativity surrounding him and may play with a chip on his shoulder and that could play into their advantage. Dallas has their backs to the wall... Im leaning Eagles to come out on top especially with the receiver corp getting back out there.
People have a great tendency to rate a team based on what they did a year ago. It's well known that the Bills have a solid D. I think their secondary is going to prevent Dallas' receivers from a having a good game. Their o-line is solid and that could be the key if they can establish the run. They have the talent to pull this off - especially at home on national tv. What is underappreciated about the Bills is the much improved o-line. They brought in essentially a new line this summer and at the halfway mark they started to gel. Allen and the receivers, runners too, all look much sharper behind that line. If this were in Buffalo I'd expect a convincing win. As it is, I think Buffalo wins something like 21-17.
Just food for thought Bills victories are against teams with a combine winning percentage of .278 Their losses to teams combine for .606 (most of that is new england 2 of their losses are actually to 5-6 teams)
Oh, and Dallas' strength of schedule is only marginally better than Buffalo's. S-o-S is a nonfactor today.