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Green vs Van Denmark. If SVPG is out (on the PUP or season ending IR), Green is making this team over VD. The OL has depth on the ends with Grable and Lundt, but Anderson would be the only backup inside and doesn't play center.

Since 2000 the best qb we drafted other than Josh was Nathan Peterman. So there is that…

i understand. I'd have done the same thing. By the way, we do put stuffed animals in the cages of singleton kittens at the rescue so that they can cuddle up to something. It makes a huge difference.

There's nothing wrong with being like Tony Dungy, who happens to have as many Super Bowl wins as that turd Gruden. If Royale With Cheese hadn't hit so close to the truth, you and your pal Buffalo Boy wouldn't be so angry about it. Of course, GoBills808 has shown his colors throughout this thread -- and numerous others.

Quarterbacks have lower production outdoors than indoors. He had 3 games where he caught less than 67% of his targets: September 15th, Carolina: 78 degrees and sunny with 13 mph wind September 22nd, Pittsburgh: 72 degrees and sunny with 2 mph wind October 13th, Denver: 65 degrees and sunny with 7 mph wind Somehow I don’t think the elements or his hand size or his zodiac sign or whatever had any sort of correlation to his catch percentage. He’s a stud in Los Angeles, and he’d have been a stud in Dallas or Buffalo or anywhere else.

Lynch had incidents at both Cal and after he played for Seattle.

“Ladd”

She was funny RIP

We need a defense that can stop KC in the playoffs.

I would say “Welcome home, Neighbour!”. Then I would tell you not to touch my stuff.

Marshawn Lynch was a bad driver That move was to save lives

We became enamored of "can't miss" skill position guys while neglecting the lines. Typical trap for poorly-run NFL teams.

Yeah, the Bills are taking the drama away from the cameras. Also remember hearing how Allen shooed the cameras away when they tried to approach Hairston just after his injury. Is this the first Hard Knocks that won’t show players getting released? Maybe the team was hopeful HBO would move off of them when they put these parameters in place, but for our benefit they didn’t walk.

Yeah, I thought about this. Sure, Marshawn was on his way out and traded 6 months after the Spiller draft pick… when every franchise knew we would move him, thus tanking his value. How about this, though? Fred Jackson signed a 4 year contract extension the year before Spiller was drafted (2009) and looked great. Even if we were calling Marshawn irrelevant, using the #9 pick on an RB when you just gave a big extension to another good RB is dumpster fire franchise mentality.

After midnight, we're going to let it all hang down After midnight, we're going to chug-a-lug and shout We're going to stimulate some action We're going to get some satisfaction We're going to find out what it is all about After midnight, we're going to let it all hang down

then what was the point of your question if not to support what the liberals are doing?

Lynch had 2 incidents in Buffalo. He had another incident in Seattle early on, but after that, he seems to have stayed on the straight and narrow. I saw Lynch play at Cal, and he was the "fun-loving Skittles guy" in college that he later showed in his commercials but he lost that fun-loving personality under Dick Jauron's coaching. My guess is that Lynch's personality didn't sit all that well with Jauron, and Lynch cared too much about winning to be happy playing Jauron's "play not to lose by too much" brand of football. I think that led to his getting into trouble off the field, and landed him in Jauron's "dog house" -- ie, not playing much -- on the field.

Fly 200+ of us to Miami on Nov 8th!

Might be easiest to keep Edwards since no one talks about him.

They're wrong. But the other side is wrong too. We can't just rely on Drafting well and hoping the low to mid tier FA's and FA's coming off injuries or down years will out perform the contracts we signed them to every year. Every year we approach the off-season and people are clamoring for difference makers. And every year we bring in the Josh Palmer and Elijah Moore's of the world - while most of our cap is tied up on retaining everyone. When I would discuss the issue of the cap for a major move in terms of the big 5 players that were coming up to be renewed, I'd often hear "let em all walk if you have to". I would say Beane's not going to do that and we shouldn't do that. But even I didn't foresee or advocate for retaining *ALL* 5 of them. That said, James Cook was one of the 3 players I would have retained. I think what he brings isn't as easily replaced as "just grab another RB". We spent years Drafting, signing, and trading for RB's that left us with a subpar Running game. But I am frustrated that the mantra of "Draft, Develop, and Retain" seems to be an all consuming thing. Especially when a fair number of Draft Picks at the top lately aren't working out and that the core team he's hell bent on retaining hasn't been enough on it's own to get us over the hump.

Still mad they found his ship

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Hold on to the ball you dummy https://youtu.be/PjG3nMh85NY?si=iWHsdNgIxajmJduq