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Worked with Isaiah Robertson and Phil Villapiano. Not so much with Eddie Robinson.

Te'o = Boz.

Do you really need to ask?

That's it... He was a fine young man.

Good god, what a walk down memory lane this thread has been, you maroons. Now someone help an old man: I have already forgotten what "ground up and in the freezer" meant, though I recall it from the Mario thread and remember it being hilarious. But I can't for the life of me remember what it meant or why it was funny. Help?

Curtis Modkins, for sure.

Does anyone even remember who those lists yielded? Jerry Gray on D, but who was the OC?

There is also the chance that he knows who his coordinators are going to be, or is negotiating with them right now, and doesn't feel the need to involve us in the selection process. Which is as it should be.

So is Sal convinced that he's the coach yet?

Which was the worse investment for the guy in the pic: the tickets or the Sanchez jersey?

I laughed out loud when I saw the pic the Bills used on FB to announce the presser.

And pithy comment aside, I still like the guy.

I remember Greggo had binders and a plan too.

That just may be the best debut post of all time on this board.

I bet the dude cuts a mean rug in those Uggs of his

62-7. Enough said. I still smile at the very thought, by the way.

Tebow could not carry Reich's jock as a QB. That said, we weren't beating Dallas with any quarterback. Like JJ said at halftime of that game, "We're not Houston." He was right.

I think I was most shocked that Blake went to Princeton. That's a case of the apple landing far, far from the tree if you ask me.

That was definitely part of the problem with Flutie... that and the fact that the team told him they wanted him to start. A couple of weeks later they traded for RJ and, to add insult to injury, took the #11 that Flutie originally asked for and gave it to RJ. (You can't wear his college #22 as a QB in the NFL, and Steve Christie already had #2, so Flutie took #11.)

Nothing wrong with learning from past mistakes. Not opposed to bringing Smith in and drafting a guy. Just saying you can't bring Smith in to be a caretaker. Bring him in to be the guy or to compete on an equal footing with everyone else.

NP... But to clarify, it didn't make Drew Bledsoe very happy when we drafted JP Losman. Nor, to go a bit farther back, did it thrill a just-signed Doug Flutie that we turned around, traded for Rob Johnson and then had the head coach proclaim "it's the Wade Phillips and Rob Johnson show." In both cases we ended up with two ineffective, unhappy quarterbacks. You have to bring Smith in to be the guy. And if we happen to draft someone in the third round and he comes in and flat wins the job (like Wilson in Seattle), well, that's okay too. Just don't set it up like "Smith will be our guy until the new guy is ready." That's a recipe for disaster.

You don't get to be a marketing genius without studying the bait-and-switch.

It worked out so great the last time we traded for a #1 draft pick at quarterback and then drafted a QB in the first round; why wouldn't we want to do it again?

My high school classmate married him. Many of the folks who are closer to her than I am regard him as a complete d-bag. But that's second-hand information. I can only evaluate what he's done for this franchise. There are two ways to market a team. One is to do what Brandon has done. The other is to win. I guess the best you can say for him is that he's made winning irrelevant to whether the team stays here.