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Difference being Randy could still separate. In a big way. Brown, not so much.
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Difference being Randy could still separate. In a big way. Brown, not so much.
He’s great in fantasy football.
Comparing him to a rookie is not a good take.
Not bad, but he seems to falter when it matters most and has had the luxury to be on really talented teams.
AJ brown has never ever been such a huge separation guy what made him great is his abilities to make contested catches in traffic and beat man coverage..he also is dam physical specimen and bullies DBs in the running game.. he out muscles his man for the ball more often than not.
Randy was one year away from washing out
Josh Allen would have carved us up with or without Williams or Spillane who by the way were the 2 guys missing.. there was still gonzo, Davis, chassion, Davis on the defense that game.. I think Barmore too..
Whenever my grandkids do the 6 7 thing I equate it to the alphabet and say ****ing god with an eyeroll
The problem is that the narrative that people are using around here to cope on not having a great receiving core is that teams that have a WR1 actually aren’t good and you need to spread it around. The truth is you have to invest your resources wisely. We know that the majority of Super Bowl winners have had a 1000 yard receiver. Keeping Tee Higgins instead of trading him for picks was the first mistake. The second mistake with keeping Hutchinson and not trading him for picks two years ago. Those picks would have helped that defense provided of course they picked the right players. The Eagles have nailed the draft and they also currently have two top shelf WR options in Smith and Brown. Smith fits their offense better and is more dynamic. The Pats have no one on the roster close to either of these guys in terms of talent. The problem with Smith is that he disappears in big games which is why he ends up with a very underwhelming stat line.
Josh Allen is the best QB in the league.. I had to finally stop denying it and admit it there's not defensive scheme that can stop him.. he stops himself by committing TOs and he's protected by giants on the offensive line..
Our offense was ass in the playoffs.
Agreed. I'm simply referring to our offense in the postseason.. we saw some great defensive teams.. I feel Houston front was nightmarish.. they have the best front in the league.. I would not have wanted to see Josh Allen a 3rd time in the AFCCG with him being play off battle tested and a game away to win it against us...
Many fans don't consider what AJ Brown does for the run game as well. High level blocker.
No way I would have traded Hutchinson for picks. Hendrickson on the other hand….
Deep EDGE draft. Why would you take anything other than EDGE Linebackers and OLine during the first two days. Maybe a TE. The WR you draft high probably won’t help you this year or next. Now you’re looking at year three. Maybe you envision whoever you’re drafting high in this draft and Kyle Williams being the guys in 3 years. I’m not sure.
There's no one I'd rather have wildcard weekend than Josh Allen.
It's why I'm not anti the player.
When they go 9-8 this year, and he has more turnovers, promise me you'll still be calling him the best QB in the league. He's not even the best QB in his division, let alone the conference.
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