Watching since 1964

I like Locked on Bills. Joe’s technical knowledge of the game sets it apart imho.

I thought that too. Because Yeldon’s a vet, he may have been given first choice on it(?).

We saw Duke succeed against 2nd-3rd stringers. I wonder, if he went up against our 1st teamers in practice, how that went?

Happy Birthday Astro...appreciate all your hard work at training camp, and your updates on Murph’s physical conditioning!

Joe is well worth the listen.

The Chiefs replaced Morse with a twice released 7th round pick backed up by a 2nd year UDFA.

Adam Kaplan I believe said that on One Bills Live yesterday.

Murph just said it again a few minutes ago at the very beginning of the interview with Andre Reed. I believe this is the exact quote from Murph...if not, its very close. “We do as little homework as possible...but we do a little bit.”

I believe it was just a couple of weeks ago. They were laughing about it as if was no big deal. That’s how low the bar is set by TPTB.

Just finished listening to the entire Friday show, which was a very enjoyable listen ICYMI. The proverb ‘iron sharpens iron’ was very evident in how Tasker was so engaged feeding off Joe B’s strong knowledge of the team and his passion.

Giving credit where credit is due...after catching the first 1.5hr of the show today on replay. Nice change from the shows usual opening consisting of a lengthy happy talk segment(s), since LorAx was on from the git-go, there were no long stretches of talk from Tasker, which is often just about his everyday life. And with Joe B. filling for Murph, there was a lot of nuts and bolts football talk, even after LorAx left. Joe’s a grinder as far as wanting to improve at his craft, and the show needs that because as Murph and Tasker admit, they really don’t put a lot of effort into the show.

9 Or ‘The wRexing Crew’...lol

I just tuned in and as usual the worst part of the show is the opening. Followed by when they don’t have guests on. All Tasker does is go on endlessly about his not so interesting life from present to 30+ years ago. Likely he could the whole show, he’s finds himself so very captivating...lol Obviously the producer could do something but doesn’t. As Darcy said there would be...#suffering Truly #onebuffalo ?

Likely they also have trade proposals in place (that would include pick(s) from rounds 4-7) for a veteran DT as a backup plan if they go offense early.

White whined all Tuesday’s show that Beane did nothing to improve the WR core...

Going back a little further, the late HOF’er John Henry Johnson is another member of the over-30 club with 1000 yard seasons at age 33 and 35. Also, when he went head to head vs. Jim Brown in 1964, he had a 200 yard game at age 35 as well. Took pride in his rep as a fierce blocker.

I asked Mark Gaughan about the EJ pick and he replied that it was Nix’s and Whaley’s together.

We’re going to start a qb with no or limited experience, so I could see them also having no issue drafting/starting a lb that best fits their scheme.

I'd like someone other than Tolbert as #2 RB as well. And I think that will happen when they're satisfied with certain aspects of the next guys' up game. That being said, I haven't seen the replay today, but it seemed like a great play by the ATL tackler who appeared to injure Tolbert's hand with his helmet causing the fumble.

Happy Birthday Scott and many, many more!

Although McD was understandably very guarded in what he said today, I liked that he said that JW "did everything we asked him to."

Vlad the QB Impaler...

I wonder how much knowing for awhile that it may come to a point where MD may have to be released factored into the FO not signing Gilmore and trading Sammy, since letting MD go would put a stranglehold on their cap for several years.

Beane said Peterman makes up for not having a big arm with anticipation and a quick release.

I asked @greggabe on twitter today if he would have picked a qb before Peterman, and if so, who? He answered... "No, I like Peterman's future. Thought he could go a lot higher."