rtmilburn
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So is Chris perterson! However like is said I'm still picking bama. Bama by all means should win this game
2016 NFL Thread
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scw538
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Watched it. Amazing game momentum changed second half and it was over.
The Solution
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Not count washington out?
I know you picked bama. But they never stood a chance...
Ran the ball all over them, and that defense is just VICIOUS
Woody
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After a year? God bless. No stability in that franchise.
rtmilburn
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Guys I want to see your opinion on this but I think the QB with the best NFL potential from this draft class is k-states quarterback. He makes great decision, pretty good mechanics, pretty decent accuracy, solid arms strength. I just think most of the QBs of this class are dumb and you can't fix stupid. So I think whoever picks him up will be getting a steal of QB as he probably won't go until later in the draft
rtmilburn
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I agree with your stance on Luke falk
Woody
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I actually like Watson but Clemson has so much talent
rtmilburn
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I'm not a fan
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Watson is the most complete QB IMO.
Big, Strong, can run the ball, and can throw pretty well
Jackson is good, hes fast & Elusive, but he needs to work on his mechanics as a passer.
ND's Kizer is rated very high... Played very well last year and took his team to a great bowl game. While he had a crap team the guy alone carried that offense.
There are some great pocket passers who will develop into great QB's. Nobody thought Dak Prescott coming out last year was going to be great, but look at how well he turned out because he is 2 dimensional. Can run the ball, can throw, and has the patience to really hit multiple recievers.
lets also look at these players:
Mitch Trubisky from NC --> Put up killer numbers and NC had a great offenese, but very over looked
Davis Webb, QB, California. Cal has been known to put out some great QB's.... Another great year
Chad Kelly, QB, Ole Miss. Very under the radar here.. People will overlook this guy, but has incredible arm strength and can throw the deep ball
Not to take away anything from the Oklahoma QB, Washington QB, and K-State QB who put up great numbers (more passing then running). But it really comes down to the team and how they run their offense. There are lots of great QB's that could come out of this draft. But as we have seen over the years the ones that get a lot of attention in college don't always transition into the big leagues.
IMO this draft has far more QB Choices then last draft that have much more franchise credentials. I really hope Pittsburgh decides to pick up a backup for ben, because ben wont be lasting there too many more years. Would love to see Pittsburgh grab Watson in round #1 but I don't think he will last that long. He would be a great QB in pittsburgh with that offense.
Big, Strong, can run the ball, and can throw pretty well
Jackson is good, hes fast & Elusive, but he needs to work on his mechanics as a passer.
ND's Kizer is rated very high... Played very well last year and took his team to a great bowl game. While he had a crap team the guy alone carried that offense.
There are some great pocket passers who will develop into great QB's. Nobody thought Dak Prescott coming out last year was going to be great, but look at how well he turned out because he is 2 dimensional. Can run the ball, can throw, and has the patience to really hit multiple recievers.
lets also look at these players:
Mitch Trubisky from NC --> Put up killer numbers and NC had a great offenese, but very over looked
Davis Webb, QB, California. Cal has been known to put out some great QB's.... Another great year
Chad Kelly, QB, Ole Miss. Very under the radar here.. People will overlook this guy, but has incredible arm strength and can throw the deep ball
Not to take away anything from the Oklahoma QB, Washington QB, and K-State QB who put up great numbers (more passing then running). But it really comes down to the team and how they run their offense. There are lots of great QB's that could come out of this draft. But as we have seen over the years the ones that get a lot of attention in college don't always transition into the big leagues.
IMO this draft has far more QB Choices then last draft that have much more franchise credentials. I really hope Pittsburgh decides to pick up a backup for ben, because ben wont be lasting there too many more years. Would love to see Pittsburgh grab Watson in round #1 but I don't think he will last that long. He would be a great QB in pittsburgh with that offense.
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Gary Kubiak maybe stepping down due to family's concerns about his health
Woody
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Chad Kelly is a raging douche bag. He isn't a team player. His arm is great and he has good pocket awareness, but he doesn't have franchise leadership qualities IMO. He also tore his ACL.
I think it's a weaker QB class. There is no unanimous #1 QB. Rankings are all over the place on all QBs.
Mitch is #1 QB on a lot of draft boards but looked like junk in his bowl game.
FWIW, Oregon ran a spread offense and Mariota is the best redzone QB in the league and is taking some huge steps forward.
I think it's a weaker QB class. There is no unanimous #1 QB. Rankings are all over the place on all QBs.
Mitch is #1 QB on a lot of draft boards but looked like junk in his bowl game.
FWIW, Oregon ran a spread offense and Mariota is the best redzone QB in the league and is taking some huge steps forward.
scw538
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I agree Kelly has issues. I do think this year class is a lot weaker.
Woody
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I liked him a lot for NY and thought his skill set would fit in nicely. Buuuuut then he went and beat up a HS kid and reports came out that he's a douche canoe
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Cleveland vs Pitt:
Ugly win for Pittsburgh, but you have to expect that when you rest the big 3 B's in Ben, AB, and Bell. This one went to OT where the Steelers finished the job and almost giving the browns their 2nd win.
Philly Vs Dallas:
Dallas resting a lot of players and giving Romo/Sanchez some snaps at QB. While it is not the Dallas team that will be showing up in the playoffs it is not a game that mattered for them. Dallas just wants to stay healthy going into the playoffs.
Buffalo vs NYJ:
About 200 yards of total offense for Buffalo. Jone and EJ Manuel split reps at QB for the bills which looked very lack luster all game long. NYJ established the line of scrimmage and piled up 100+ rush yards to control the game.
MIN vs Chicago:
Bradford looked great in this game. 250 yards and 3 TD's. What killed Chicago was fumbling the ball 4 times and losing it 3 of those times. Can't expect to do much when you put the pigskin on the ground that many times.
NE vs Miami :
Another week. Another NE Win. Pretty self explanatory here. They are rolling. The head team leading the AFC right now and most likely the favorite to win it in the playoffs unless they can be knocked off.
Indy vs JAX:
Tons of offense on both sides of the ball with each QB throwing for 300+ Yards. Jags losing 2 Fumbles really costed them in the end as they did make more mistakes. A great game that went down to the end.
TB Vs Carolina:
Newton throwing 3 Picks killed the Panthers and gave Tampa Bay one of its best seasons in a few years. Especially when one of those picks went for 6 points which is a huge momentum swing for the Bucs. Kudos to the Bucs on their season after last year they did not look so sharp. They finished 9-7 and missed the playoffs.
Tenn vs Houston:
Osweiler came in to throw 40 passes and put up 250 yards. Still not enough to beat Tennessee who controlled the ground game and put up 100 yards to control the line of scrimmage.
Cincy vs Baltimore:
Dalton & Burkhead spear the Bengals over the Ravens. Their offense took full control this game in the jungle and had them looking like a good team on offense. They were hit or miss all year getting some offense rolling today they did.
Seattle vs SF:
Seattle was too much for SF even on the road. Seattle needs to really focus on getting the running game going again. That seems to be the biggest issue right now is putting the game in Wilson's hands every single week. You can't expect that in the playoffs and going far.
KC vs San Diego:
2 Rivers picks give KC an edge. Both teams played well on the ground game, but KC just had a little bit more firepower in this game. San Diego continues to struggle after losing to the browns.
Denver vs Oakland:
With Carr out.... Oakland just looked bad. I mean BAD on all aspects. Denver came and took charge of this game out of the get go. I hope this is not what the raiders turned into after losing their QB last week.
Arizona vs LA:
LA Had under 20 rush yards all game.. 20... You can't expect a 1st year QB to really control the game when you can not run the ball. Arizona dominated this game with their rush defense and making LA 1 dimensional.
NYG vs Washington:
What a great game .. rivals that always go right down to the wire. NYG really established the run game out of the get go, while the redskins had cousins do his magic in the air. Eli has really been struggling these last few weeks and it carried into today as well. A late INT by the Giants sealed the deal in this one and gave the Giants a much needed W to go to 11-5 for the year.
NO Vs Atlanta:
I keep saying it every week, but ATL is really hitting their stride right now. Offensive has put up 30+ Points for at least 6 games straight. If they continue to keep teams to under 30 points every week and continue to bring that explosive offense they are going to be very hard to beat. Really looking good right now and my darkhorse in the playoffs.
Things to Note Around the League:
Oakland Raiders quarterback Matt McGloin suffered an injury to his left shoulder and has been replaced by rookie Connor Cook with less than two minutes to play in the first half.
49ers general manager Trent Baalke confirmed to a local radio station Sunday that he has been fired.
Gates 111 touchdowns for his career, tying the 14-year veteran with Tony Gonzalez for tops all time among tight ends.
The Browns concluded the worst season in team history with a 1-15 record. T
Drew Brees is over 5,000 yards passing for the fifth time in his career with his first pass of the second half. No other QB in NFL history has done it more than once
Saints WR Michael Thomas has set franchise rookie records today with 1,079 receiving yards and 9 touchdown catches.
Playoffs so far.... Waiting on GB vs Detroit Game:
AFC
KC & NE - BYE
Miami Vs Pittsburgh
Oakland vs Houston
NFC:
Seattle vs
NY vs
Ugly win for Pittsburgh, but you have to expect that when you rest the big 3 B's in Ben, AB, and Bell. This one went to OT where the Steelers finished the job and almost giving the browns their 2nd win.
Philly Vs Dallas:
Dallas resting a lot of players and giving Romo/Sanchez some snaps at QB. While it is not the Dallas team that will be showing up in the playoffs it is not a game that mattered for them. Dallas just wants to stay healthy going into the playoffs.
Buffalo vs NYJ:
About 200 yards of total offense for Buffalo. Jone and EJ Manuel split reps at QB for the bills which looked very lack luster all game long. NYJ established the line of scrimmage and piled up 100+ rush yards to control the game.
MIN vs Chicago:
Bradford looked great in this game. 250 yards and 3 TD's. What killed Chicago was fumbling the ball 4 times and losing it 3 of those times. Can't expect to do much when you put the pigskin on the ground that many times.
NE vs Miami :
Another week. Another NE Win. Pretty self explanatory here. They are rolling. The head team leading the AFC right now and most likely the favorite to win it in the playoffs unless they can be knocked off.
Indy vs JAX:
Tons of offense on both sides of the ball with each QB throwing for 300+ Yards. Jags losing 2 Fumbles really costed them in the end as they did make more mistakes. A great game that went down to the end.
TB Vs Carolina:
Newton throwing 3 Picks killed the Panthers and gave Tampa Bay one of its best seasons in a few years. Especially when one of those picks went for 6 points which is a huge momentum swing for the Bucs. Kudos to the Bucs on their season after last year they did not look so sharp. They finished 9-7 and missed the playoffs.
Tenn vs Houston:
Osweiler came in to throw 40 passes and put up 250 yards. Still not enough to beat Tennessee who controlled the ground game and put up 100 yards to control the line of scrimmage.
Cincy vs Baltimore:
Dalton & Burkhead spear the Bengals over the Ravens. Their offense took full control this game in the jungle and had them looking like a good team on offense. They were hit or miss all year getting some offense rolling today they did.
Seattle vs SF:
Seattle was too much for SF even on the road. Seattle needs to really focus on getting the running game going again. That seems to be the biggest issue right now is putting the game in Wilson's hands every single week. You can't expect that in the playoffs and going far.
KC vs San Diego:
2 Rivers picks give KC an edge. Both teams played well on the ground game, but KC just had a little bit more firepower in this game. San Diego continues to struggle after losing to the browns.
Denver vs Oakland:
With Carr out.... Oakland just looked bad. I mean BAD on all aspects. Denver came and took charge of this game out of the get go. I hope this is not what the raiders turned into after losing their QB last week.
Arizona vs LA:
LA Had under 20 rush yards all game.. 20... You can't expect a 1st year QB to really control the game when you can not run the ball. Arizona dominated this game with their rush defense and making LA 1 dimensional.
NYG vs Washington:
What a great game .. rivals that always go right down to the wire. NYG really established the run game out of the get go, while the redskins had cousins do his magic in the air. Eli has really been struggling these last few weeks and it carried into today as well. A late INT by the Giants sealed the deal in this one and gave the Giants a much needed W to go to 11-5 for the year.
NO Vs Atlanta:
I keep saying it every week, but ATL is really hitting their stride right now. Offensive has put up 30+ Points for at least 6 games straight. If they continue to keep teams to under 30 points every week and continue to bring that explosive offense they are going to be very hard to beat. Really looking good right now and my darkhorse in the playoffs.
Things to Note Around the League:
Oakland Raiders quarterback Matt McGloin suffered an injury to his left shoulder and has been replaced by rookie Connor Cook with less than two minutes to play in the first half.
49ers general manager Trent Baalke confirmed to a local radio station Sunday that he has been fired.
Gates 111 touchdowns for his career, tying the 14-year veteran with Tony Gonzalez for tops all time among tight ends.
The Browns concluded the worst season in team history with a 1-15 record. T
Drew Brees is over 5,000 yards passing for the fifth time in his career with his first pass of the second half. No other QB in NFL history has done it more than once
Saints WR Michael Thomas has set franchise rookie records today with 1,079 receiving yards and 9 touchdown catches.
Playoffs so far.... Waiting on GB vs Detroit Game:
AFC
KC & NE - BYE
Miami Vs Pittsburgh
Oakland vs Houston
NFC:
Seattle vs
NY vs
scw538
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No reports were BS. Go back and read they mobbed his brother he ran on the field and touched no one.
Woody
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Mike McCoy fired.
Gary Kubiak stepping down due to health reasons.
Wild end of season.
Also - NYG defense dominated and Paul Perkins looked damn good. He finally got the bulk of the carries. Jennings still got almost half the carries but was 1/4 as effective. His pass blocking is improving, too.
2 picks, defensive TD, 4 sacks.
Strong defense + surging run game = playoff trouble.
Gary Kubiak stepping down due to health reasons.
Wild end of season.
Also - NYG defense dominated and Paul Perkins looked damn good. He finally got the bulk of the carries. Jennings still got almost half the carries but was 1/4 as effective. His pass blocking is improving, too.
2 picks, defensive TD, 4 sacks.
Strong defense + surging run game = playoff trouble.
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Forgot to include Chargers fire head coach ^^^^ as stated
So opening coaching positions
SD
JAX
SF
DEN
So opening coaching positions
SD
JAX
SF
DEN
rob112
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It was about damn time Perkins got involved more. He is so much more explosive. I'd say Jennings ran harder after seeing Perkins start.
Also, that defense man. Incredible as they had nothing to play for and Washington had everything to play for.
Also, in the playoffs I think Ben needs to take the field goal. We don't score enough to take chances on points unless it's absolutely necessary.
Coaching changes are crazy. Not surprised at Chip. That dude just doesn't seem to be meant for the NFL. He had piss poor player relationships, he can't adjust, and he doesn't value talent. You can't be like that in the NFL.
Woody
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Chip actually had support in he 49er locker room (surprisingly). But you can't fire a head coach installing a completely new offense after a year - especially when the team is devoid of talent. Baalke pulled a Reese. Drafted too many injured players with potential (Reese just drafts 'potential' players -> Flowers, JPP of tight ends, etc) and only one of them is even in the league anymore. I believe he drafted like 9-10 players coming off knee injuries. Can't have depth like that
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Its not crazy
The NFL Is a business. If you don't produce, you are gone. Why pay someone who can't win games or take control of the franchise and take them to the playoffs?
Granted some coaches come into teams that are subpar at best and expect a complete turnaround which we know is not 100% doable.
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I agree 100%, but thats the way of the world unfortunately. Someone doesnt produce they get fired.
Bring in another guy. Doesn't produce fired..
Anyone basically works on a 1 year contract now and days. Not just in the NFL
Woody
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Players maybe. But any franchise with an ounce of stability will give coaches more than a year. Of course, this is a franchise that forced a winning coach out, kept a player with 157 domestic violence charges, and saw most of its draft picks going towards injured players.
The 49ers are the new bottom feeders. Congratulations, Cleveland! You're moving up in the world.
Woody
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Jennings blocks better but is a plodder. Perkins is dynamic. I was on the fence about drafting a RB early but I like Perkins enough to not. Get us a LT, ILB, DE, and TE and we'll be solid.
I was surprised to see Snacks play so much. But it makes sense. We will probably let Hankins walk and resign JPP, so need to see it Snacks can be a three down DT. And he can.
Kind of a weak OT class this year. Maybe move Pugh to LT, Flowers to LG, and draft a guard in a mid round.
OJ Howard, Reuben Foster, Zach Cunningham are all on my list in the first. Carlos Watkins, Deshaun Hall, Kendall Beckworth, Anthony Walker, Ryan Ramcyzk would be nice after the first.
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The Rams have requested interviews with Kyle Shanahan (Falcons offensive coordinator), Josh McDaniels (Patriots offensive coordinator), Matt Patricia (Patriots defensive coordinator), Sean McVay (Redskins offensive coordinator) and Anthony Lynn (Bills interim coach)
Saturday
HOU -3 vs OAK (trending higher; Matt McGloin questionable)
SEA -7.5 vs. DET (some books at SEA -7 -120)
Sunday
PIT -10 vs. MIA (opened -9.5; Steelers very popular play)
GB -4 vs. NYG (opened -4.5; Packers a public team, but Giants getting support from sharps)
Saturday
HOU -3 vs OAK (trending higher; Matt McGloin questionable)
SEA -7.5 vs. DET (some books at SEA -7 -120)
Sunday
PIT -10 vs. MIA (opened -9.5; Steelers very popular play)
GB -4 vs. NYG (opened -4.5; Packers a public team, but Giants getting support from sharps)
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The Rams have requested interviews with Kyle Shanahan (Falcons offensive coordinator), Josh McDaniels (Patriots offensive coordinator), Matt Patricia (Patriots defensive coordinator), Sean McVay (Redskins offensive coordinator) and Anthony Lynn (Bills interim coach)
Saturday
HOU -3 vs OAK (trending higher; Matt McGloin questionable)
SEA -7.5 vs. DET (some books at SEA -7 -120)
Sunday
PIT -10 vs. MIA (opened -9.5; Steelers very popular play)
GB -4 vs. NYG (opened -4.5; Packers a public team, but Giants getting support from sharps)
Saturday
HOU -3 vs OAK (trending higher; Matt McGloin questionable)
SEA -7.5 vs. DET (some books at SEA -7 -120)
Sunday
PIT -10 vs. MIA (opened -9.5; Steelers very popular play)
GB -4 vs. NYG (opened -4.5; Packers a public team, but Giants getting support from sharps)
scw538
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I guess you could call it surging compared to run game they had prior.
Woody
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No it's definitely surging. Don't try to down the Giants because your team got humiliated lol
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"The move came after an uneven offensive performance in Saturday's win over Washington in which quarterback Jalen Hurts passed for a season-low 57 yards. Saban could be seen on the sideline yelling at Kiffin after a three-and-out on the opening series, the latest incident in what sometimes was a contentious relationship between the coaches.
Kiffin, who credits Saban for showing him how to handle an entire program as a head coach, joked last week that he couldn't recall any fond memories at Alabama, only the so-called "ass-chewings" Saban gave him from time to time."
rob112
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Organizations like the Giants and Steelers do not make frantic moves like that. Tom Coughlin sad something along the lines of "I'm happy to be a part of a franchise with real football people that don't panic if you miss a 3rd down" or something with that sentiment in his final presser to the New York media.
Man the feels during that press conference...
Woody
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I hated the way Coughlin went out. I think he needed a break, but for JR to spend $200M on a defense devoid of studs when he never near that for Coughlin...
rob112
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Oh that pissed me off too. Nothing against Ben but Tom hired Spags and now that they spent money the defense is winning all of the games. It was bull**** to make him the fall guy.
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Bengals' Adam Jones charged after allegedly poking man in eye
Two high-ranking Packers personnel executives – Eloit Wolf and Brian Gutekunst – will interview for the San Francisco 49ers' general manager job this week
49ers will interview Packers Director of college scouting Brian Gutekunst,
Chargers players express dismay over Mike McCoy's dismissal
Here is a look at candidates for the Bills to consider:
Anthony Lynn: The Bills' offensive coordinator since Week 3
Tom Coughlin: The former New York Giants coach
Sean Payton: CBS Sports reported Dec. 18 that the New Orleans Saints would "consider moving" Payton and would "not require hefty trade compensation" to do so
Josh McDaniels: The New England Patriots offensive coordinator has been a perennial head-coaching candidate,
Kyle Shanahan: After being on the radar for the Bills' head-coaching vacancy two offseasons ago, Shanahan has served as offensive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons.
Todd Haley: The Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator went 19-26 in two-plus seasons as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, but he would signal a shift in philosophy for the Bills after two seasons of Ryan.
Darrell Bevell: Like Shanahan, Bevell was on the Bills' interview list for the opening two years ago. The Seattle Seahawks' offensive coordinator since 2011,
Bill Musgrave: The Oakland Raiders offensive coordinator has served in the same role for the Eagles, Panthers, Jaguars and Vikings but has never served as a head coach
Jim Schwartz: After leading the Bills' defense to a fourth-ranked finish in his only season as defensive coordinator in 2014, Schwartz earned a positive reputation among Bills fans that only grew when Ryan struggled to reach the same results with roughly the same group of players.
Two high-ranking Packers personnel executives – Eloit Wolf and Brian Gutekunst – will interview for the San Francisco 49ers' general manager job this week
49ers will interview Packers Director of college scouting Brian Gutekunst,
Chargers players express dismay over Mike McCoy's dismissal
Here is a look at candidates for the Bills to consider:
Anthony Lynn: The Bills' offensive coordinator since Week 3
Tom Coughlin: The former New York Giants coach
Sean Payton: CBS Sports reported Dec. 18 that the New Orleans Saints would "consider moving" Payton and would "not require hefty trade compensation" to do so
Josh McDaniels: The New England Patriots offensive coordinator has been a perennial head-coaching candidate,
Kyle Shanahan: After being on the radar for the Bills' head-coaching vacancy two offseasons ago, Shanahan has served as offensive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons.
Todd Haley: The Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator went 19-26 in two-plus seasons as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, but he would signal a shift in philosophy for the Bills after two seasons of Ryan.
Darrell Bevell: Like Shanahan, Bevell was on the Bills' interview list for the opening two years ago. The Seattle Seahawks' offensive coordinator since 2011,
Bill Musgrave: The Oakland Raiders offensive coordinator has served in the same role for the Eagles, Panthers, Jaguars and Vikings but has never served as a head coach
Jim Schwartz: After leading the Bills' defense to a fourth-ranked finish in his only season as defensive coordinator in 2014, Schwartz earned a positive reputation among Bills fans that only grew when Ryan struggled to reach the same results with roughly the same group of players.
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Finalists for 2017 Hall of Fame class include LaDainian Tomlinson, Jason Taylor, Brian Dawkins
Devin Hester joining Seattle in wake of Tyler Lockett injury
Seahawks DL Michael Bennett: Lions' Zach Zenner is best white RB in NFL
Former Arizona Cardinals Kurt Warner and Alan Faneca, and former St. Louis Cardinals coach Don Coryell were among the 15 modern-era finalists for enshrinement in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, it was announced Tuesday night.
In addition to interviewing with the Jaguars for their head coaching vacancy, Bucs defensive coordinator Mike Smith will interview with the Chargers for their head coach position, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Source texts me that Bills interim head coach Anthony Lynn is scheduled to "meet with San Francisco tomorrow."
Devin Hester joining Seattle in wake of Tyler Lockett injury
Seahawks DL Michael Bennett: Lions' Zach Zenner is best white RB in NFL
Former Arizona Cardinals Kurt Warner and Alan Faneca, and former St. Louis Cardinals coach Don Coryell were among the 15 modern-era finalists for enshrinement in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, it was announced Tuesday night.
In addition to interviewing with the Jaguars for their head coaching vacancy, Bucs defensive coordinator Mike Smith will interview with the Chargers for their head coach position, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Source texts me that Bills interim head coach Anthony Lynn is scheduled to "meet with San Francisco tomorrow."
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Quarterback Matt McGloin was officially limited in practice on Wednesday, the day coach Jack Del Rio announced rookie Connor Cook as the team's starter for Saturday's playoff game at the Houston Texans.
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1. L. Fournette* RB LSU 95
2. Myles Garrett* DE Texas A&M 95
3. Jonathan Allen DE Alabama 94
4. Jabrill Peppers* S Michigan 93
5. Reuben Foster ILB Alabama 92
6. Jamal Adams* S LSU 92
7. Dalvin Cook* RB Florida St 91
8. M. Lattimore* CB Ohio State 91
9. Tim Williams OLB Alabama 90
10. Malik McDowell* DT Michigan St 90
11. Charles Harris* DE Missouri 89
12. Mike Williams* WR Clemson 89
13. Jarrad Davis OLB Florida 89
14. Caleb Brantley* DT Florida 89
15. Cam Robinson* OT Alabama 89
16. Teez Tabor* CB Florida 89
17. Charles Walker* DT Oklahoma 89
18. D'Onta Foreman* RB Texas 89
19. J. Smith-Schust.* WR USC 88
20. Carl Lawson* DE Auburn 88
21. Mitch Trubisky* QB N Carolina 88
22. Ryan Ramczyk* OT Wisconsin 88
23. O.J. Howard TE Alabama 88
24. Jourdan Lewis CB Michigan 88
25. Mike McGlinchey OT Notre Dame 87
26. Jake Butt TE Michigan 87
27. Quenton Nelson* OG Notre Dame 87
28. Marcus Maye S Florida 87
29. C. Tankersley CB Clemson 87
30. C. Mccaffrey* RB Stanford 87
31. Derek Barnett* DE Tennessee 87
32. Raekwon McMillan* ILB Ohio State 86
McShay's top 32 players.
2. Myles Garrett* DE Texas A&M 95
3. Jonathan Allen DE Alabama 94
4. Jabrill Peppers* S Michigan 93
5. Reuben Foster ILB Alabama 92
6. Jamal Adams* S LSU 92
7. Dalvin Cook* RB Florida St 91
8. M. Lattimore* CB Ohio State 91
9. Tim Williams OLB Alabama 90
10. Malik McDowell* DT Michigan St 90
11. Charles Harris* DE Missouri 89
12. Mike Williams* WR Clemson 89
13. Jarrad Davis OLB Florida 89
14. Caleb Brantley* DT Florida 89
15. Cam Robinson* OT Alabama 89
16. Teez Tabor* CB Florida 89
17. Charles Walker* DT Oklahoma 89
18. D'Onta Foreman* RB Texas 89
19. J. Smith-Schust.* WR USC 88
20. Carl Lawson* DE Auburn 88
21. Mitch Trubisky* QB N Carolina 88
22. Ryan Ramczyk* OT Wisconsin 88
23. O.J. Howard TE Alabama 88
24. Jourdan Lewis CB Michigan 88
25. Mike McGlinchey OT Notre Dame 87
26. Jake Butt TE Michigan 87
27. Quenton Nelson* OG Notre Dame 87
28. Marcus Maye S Florida 87
29. C. Tankersley CB Clemson 87
30. C. Mccaffrey* RB Stanford 87
31. Derek Barnett* DE Tennessee 87
32. Raekwon McMillan* ILB Ohio State 86
McShay's top 32 players.
jswain34
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You have NFL sources now...? Lol...
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Right off ESPN man.
jswain34
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Lol, I gotcha. It just seemed like the source texted YOU from the post so i thought it was funny.
Woody
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Jake Butt would be there in 3rd i bet but OJ Howard is who I want. I'd take him over Ramcyzk and Cunningham but would still take Randle over either