So, I would agree with PFF here in their reasoning why Tua does not throw 25 TDs. If Tua has more than 25 TD passes this year, then I would imagine that the running game did not get the job done ... or we lost Tua for several games. I do disagree that we will see Bridgwater unless for injury.



https://www.pff.com/news/one-bet-we-lik ... falo-stock

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Here's one bet I'm willing to make with every AFC East team:


Buffalo- Josh Allen wins OPOY if not MVP: That guy can do it all. With an improved offensive backfield and Allen being a legitimate dual threat, this is the year that the Bills overcome the Chiefs and reach the Super Bowl. Whether they win it or not is beyond me.

Miami- Tua Tagovailoa's numbers improve dramatically: Not only does he have a plethora of weapons on offense to work with but the line blocking has improved. With both Hill and Waddle major downfield threats, he will thrive with enough time to throw. And I'll go against that article's bet and say Tua will have over 30 TD passes.

New England- The offense takes an express elevator to hell: As Mac Jones goes, so does the Patriots offense. Jones hit the dreaded "rookie wall" late in the year, which is why the Patriots season ended the way it did. This season will depend on whether or not he has that "sophomore slump". Word out of camp is that the offense is doing really bad, and having a former DC running it isn't helping. I'm thinking that Tom Brady made Bill Belichick and not the other way around.

NY Jets- Same ol' story: There's no doubt they've got an infusion of young talent, but key players on offense are already hurt, including their franchise QB, whom I never liked to begin with. Their defense may keep them in some games this year, but expect them to be in the draft's top five again when all is said and done.

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….less than 25 passing TD’s would be an epic fail with the receiving talent on this team.