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How dare he.

That's a misunderstanding of Bell's style, which is very different than a conventional back. As the film guy notes, Bell has outstanding vision and he uses it by being able to delay hitting the hole and choose his lane. Sadly, the Jets O-line gave him very few to work with. Bell has excellent acceleration from a dead stop -- you'll see more of that this year behind a better line. Reports of his demise are greatly exaggerated, IMHO.

Only a Bills fan would troll a survey like this. And only moronic or nefarious Jets fans would respond. Carry on.

Says a guy whose name is Warfish. You can't make this stuff up.

I think there is a qualitative difference between disagreeing with other posters and trying to shut down opinions because they are, well, opinions. I think the objection to a good number of your posts is due to your position that because something hasn't happened yet or hasn't been "proven" it's pointless to discuss it. Most, I believe, would disagree with that premise. Hopes and dreams are the stuff of fan boards.

This, from a guy who doesn't care about other people's opinions. LOL

Wasn't this based on metrics rather than simple opinion? Frankly, we all know that Douglas did a very good job in the draft. Past GM's has nothing to do with it.

Did we really need another empty thread blaming Gase in advance for what he supposedly is not going to do in a season that hasn't happened yet? I get that there are posters who hate Gase implicitly and expect nothing but disaster. I don't get the need to jerk off about it based on nothing. That's all, carry on.

In what stats categories is Daniel Jones equal to or better than Darnold?

That's a strange and irrelevant take to say the least. Marino was head and shoulders above all three. If you lived those years as I did, it was a no brainer. Marino was HOF. Just a great QB.

That's a bizarre misreading of the article.

Where did you get that figure from? He averaged 4.0 yards per carry. What was interesting about Martin is that he didn't have many big play yards. He was very consistent, but not that explosive.

Guys who would be lucky to be 2's rating women at all is a farce. Time to look in the mirror.

No he wasn't. First of all, teams fumbled overall at a higher average in those years. Secondly, fumbles are a product of carries and need to be averaged as such. Jim Brown had 7 fumbles in 12 games in 1963 when he rushed for over 1800 yards. OJ had seven in 1973 when he rushed in 14 games for over 2000. Dickerson was a fumble machine. Maybe you got them mixed up.

Based on the pictures of those who showed up at the bars -- fat, middle aged, out of shape -- the coronavirus must be doing a jig. Enclosed space, zero ventilation, alcohol to lower immunity and induce inflammation, no social distancing, no masks -- why worry? Darwin awards...