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I like Allen but they need help on the receiving front to create more targets for him.
Patriots will be fine but entirely dependent on Newton who looks pretty amazing in the first 3 games before his diagnosis.
The Browns haven't been good since the late 60s. They are the West Bromwich Albion of the NFL. Occasionally they flash something for part of the season but the Cowboys are a mess defensively and made them look better than they have recently. Myles Garret should not even be playing this year - his suspension last year was too short.
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I think the bills are good for receiving targets, diggs, Beasley, and brown, they might lack depth and I’ve never heard of their tight ends, but they’ve got enough catching the ball to see them right.
I like Garrett, I’ll say I thought his suspension was a bit harsh personally, he shouldn’t have done what he did, but (shrugs shoulders) he’s still (from what little I’ve seen of him on the telly box -and articles I’ve read) a decent human being and I’d err on the side of giving him a second chance sooner rather than banishing him for however long..
cornelius_blackfoot
I’m enjoying watching the browns, become the team that pundits thought they’d be last year (easy schedule so far I know, and they haven’t made it easy on themselves either) got a soft spot for Jarvis Landry and myles Garret after their turn on hard knocks.
Am currently wondering whether the chiefs can go undefeated this season. Hot take I know but if the defence can throttle Baltimore, and even on a down day Mahomes can get them past New England (I know they’re not the same without Brady, but still Belichick will drag them to double digit wins by scheme and Will alone) think it might be possible.
Also liking the rise of buffalo after being so shit for so long, especially after the false hope of Rex ryan, but josh Allen’s got to look after the ball better when he goes running.