Mark80

So deflating some balls a few PSI or spygate are on the same level as saying that you don't want your girlfriend (mistress or whatever) to hang out with black people or have her seen with black people at the Clippers games? I'm sorry, but I put blatant racism over a bit of cheating for a competitive edge any day of the week. The Patriots are trying to win however they can, they got caught and handed a pretty good punishment by most accounts. What Sterling did is on a whole different level of disgusting IMO and the two are not even comparable.

They call it Stormy Friday. RIP https://youtu.be/pVGu0visDbE

Don't forget 11 and 12 year old boys who get their titles taken away all the time in the LLWS.

There's a reason you haven't heard of this guy and that he doesn't have a great highlight reel. Teams do not throw in his direction. To me, that's a great sign for a CB. Let's give him a chance, could be a shut down level guy that went under the radar.

While marijuana is not considered to be physically addicting by most, it is considered mentally addicting by a significant number of studies.

I think he'll fall and be available now at 50. Sounds to me like he'll be in the drug program upon entering the league. Teams do not want to waste such a high pick on guys who are already on the drug plan, not to mention ones who depend on their speed and explosiveness to be effective who are coming into the league with a foot issue. With that being said, if he is there I would jump all over him.

You are obviously clueless as to the side-effects of prescribed pain killers compared to those of marijuana. Educate yourself, you are part of the reason that such a ridiculous thing is still illegal.

Bring back the 2 day draft. Stop protecting the offense so much with all those penalties (especially things like even the slightest contact to a QBs head is a 15 yard penalty and the defensive contact penalties on WRs, they should be able to do what they want short of holding before the ball is in the air). Lets bring back some D. Change draft order. 1st team to not make playoffs drafts #1, second team to not make playoffs drafts #2, up until the worst team drafts 20th. Then follow same format as current for playoff teams. That would solve your tanking issues. Suddenly the Bills 7-9 thru 9-7 seasons start to look great. Mediocre teams get punished over and over while terrible teams get to hit on franchise QBs (and other positions) consistently. Offensive penalties (except pre-snap penalties) are also loss of down.

So TB is going to trade the #1 overall pick for a QB that is coming off his second ACL tear and has shown zero ability to stay on the field, a 30 year-old RB who basically hasn't played in over a year, a 33 year old guard and a 1st round pick that is likely in the bottom half of the draft? Come on now.

Nate Odomes

2007 Pats are up there. Moss, Welker, Stallworth, Watson, and Maroney. That was, however, Welker's bust out year so it may be hard to say for sure. Also, as you mentioned, when GB had Jennings, Driver, Nelson, Finley, and Grant that was very good.

1. Winston - TB 2. Mariota - Tenn 3. Cooper - Oak 4. Gurley - ATL 5. Hundley - Chicago Bills - AJ Cann

It's not very often that I go to the movies anymore. I have a nice tv, sound, blu-ray, so I don't really see the need. I will be at the movies for this one though.

This is a "make" year for EJ. No "break" in my mind whatsoever.

Netting is made to give way, otherwise it would rocket back into the playing field on a ball like that. She should have been paying attention, yes, but one would reasonably assume that the netting would protect them. This is 100% the ushers fault. He should not have allowed those women to walk so close to the netting during play. I mean, he was standing right there.

Barefoot runner. Nice.

Oh, I don't know, how about every single job that requires a 100k piece of paper (degree) to even get an interview when you could, in reality, learn the skills necessary on the job much, much faster and more efficiently.

There always has to be that one guy, doesn't there?

Baller.

Yeah, but it was a heart attacked. That is not a "work related injury" but something that occurs naturally.

And that's exactly what was said about Jerry Hughes too. By most accounts he could have earned quite a bit more on the FA market but chose to sign here.

The Lions are the Lions because they let players of Suh's caliber walk. Hopefully the Bills are no longer the Bills and don't do the same with Dareus. Great teams retain their best talent and, in my opinion, Dareus is the best player on our roster at the moment and he is just getting to his prime years.

If EJs get a captaincy I would be so thrilled. It would mean that he's earned the respect of the team, could be one of their leaders, and, hopefully, progressed as a QB.

I'm not sure why so many of you are saying you would be there. I have no desire at all to go to a Super Bowl, much less one the Bills are playing in. You would be surrounded by fans of the other team and a bunch of corporate DBs who don't even really care about the game at all. I'd be at a small party with some friends and family. And I would not drink more than 4 beers so I could actually remember the experience. If we win, however, that drink intake immediately increases after the game is in the bag or over.

I'm not throwing in the towel on this guy yet. He obviously had his issues which led him to rehab, he's obviously immature, he's obviously lacking some work ethic. But he also obviously has a lot of talent and play making ability. If, and that's one big hell of an if, he can get his crap together and put in the time it actually takes to become a successful NFL QB, who's to really say that he can't turn his life around and do it? Hard, yeah, hard as hell to do, but he is still extremely young and, quite possibly, got the wake call he needed this off season. We all know the story about Chris Carter and his wake up call when he got kicked off the Eagles. With that being said, I would i no way want him leading the Bills and wouldn't give up anything for him right now. We have mature, hard working QBs on this team already. Guys that can be leaders of men. I'm just way too excited to see what any of our QBs can do with some competent coaching and some new toys on the offensive side of the ball.