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Well as long as other people remember his posts, I won't waste my time looking for them.

No, AKC was convinced that the Jags knew that Stroud was finished. I'll try to find the post.

The Colts also have 3 new starters on the O-line.

With or without the videotaping?

Not to mention their OT's are decent but nothing great. And their WR corps is worse than ever, even moreso with Porter out.

Did anyone say that the Vikings trading a 1st and 3rd and paying him a ton was a good move? Is this a strawman by this LaDairis character?

Yeah, that Geisinger, he was amazing! He was active...but did not play. As for King, good thing the Jags have NO WR's.

Their defense isn't that good anymore, especially their secondary. And going from Brady to Cassel is a major downgrade.

Agree on Jauron and Jerry Angelo. After that 13-3 season the Bears had a ton of injuries and were playing home games an hour away as their new stadium was being built. Then the following year Angelo gives away 2 of Jauron's best players (Washington and Colvin) and brings in no one. As for Donahoe, when were the Bills "a game away from the Super Bowl?" It certainly wasn't 2000, the year before he took over. It wasn't even in 1999, when the Music City Miracle ended their playoff hopes in the wildcard round.

What do you expect from a Mickey Mouse organization?

Examples?

I can't say that I'm unhappy that the coaches and players had to work harder. And I'm sure that if you polled the players and coaches, it's water under the bridge already. Ultimately, no harm no foul, and the Bills found out they have that OT depth that obie wan was crying for. Fine. "Fat" for an OL is a relative term.

Yeah, Mikes Greenberg and Golic are announcing. Awful.

The loss of McKinnie hurts. But it looks like the Packers defense is still as good as ever. And Jackson couldn't hold Losman's jock. They should have jumped all over Pennington, who while limited, is light years better than Jackson.

Since the Bills won the game, I don't think you can say he "let them down." Perhaps if Walker had struggled with Jackson/Tapp and/or Edwards had gotten hurt, you could make that claim. And as I said, he didn't come back fat. Possibly winded and that's the "game shape" to which Jauron alluded. I guess we'll find out this weekend. And while I disagree with the way he handled it, I think he made his point to the Bills. And ultimately nothing bad happened.

Just saw Jauron's video talking about Peters. According to him. Peters came back under his playing weight from last year, and his body fat percentage was "excellent." Gotta give Peters props for staying in such great shape. And he thinks he can play this weekend.

I gotta wonder how much longer that area can support people.

Really. If anything, it might create a wormhole, but a black hole is impossible. Unless the skeptics know a new way to create one.

That's what he gets for making that incredible TD catch!

Expect to see Ellison play a lot this weekend. The Jags have NO WR's.

Jauron said that Peters was in excellent physical shape, but would need to prove he's in game shape. It's good to know that he wasn't lounging around while he was holding out.

It's what I hope to see Hardy doing, i.e. having a ball heaved-up to him where only he can reach it.

Hardy was active, so why not play him? He should know the playbook so you get him in there and keep things according to the overall plan. And I don't like the plan of activating just 3 DT's. Hopefully that changes with the Jax game.

It's not looking good for the Patriots. Their defense looks weak and old, their ST's are nothing special, and without Brady, their offense is a lot weaker.

Way to completely miss the point.