thebandit27

Sorry...it's a character flaw. My bad yo

Now there's a compelling argument: "come on man". Doesn't get any more detailed or accurate than that! How about a little context to spoil the diatribe? He lead the team in receptions with 57, which ranked 12th among TEs in the NFL. Not bad for a team that passes less than the other 31 franchises.

Wait a minute dave, are you telling me that targets are the greatest predictor of statistical production for a pass-catcher?

Yes, they did it quite often in 2016, and Taylor had the longest time-to-throw of any QB (starter or backup) in the entire NFL.

That causation is a myth; he had only 7 fewer receptions in 3 fewer games in 2015 when both guys were healthy...and what does that have to do with you being stuck on the idea that the team can't run 2 TEs in pass routes on the same play?

Sure they have...Washington did a fair amount of it last year with Davis and Reed, as did San Diego with Henry and Gates.

Why are you so stuck on the idea that the team can't run a pass play without having a TE lined up next to Mills? They did it all year long last year. Not sure if you saw 2016, but he lead the team in receptions.

Adam Schefter‏Verified account @AdamSchefter Follow More Redskins and OT Morgan Moses reached agreement on 5-year extension that will make him NFL's 2nd highest paid RT, per @caplannfl and me.

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For starters, I actually don't like the Buffalo News--I think it's a 2nd-rate paper at best. My point was more to ask if you've given any thought to the idea that Brandon might actually be worth commending for his work in the marketing/administrative department. As for my take on Brandon, it's always been the same: don't ascribe to him that for which he doesn't have responsibility. Do I think he should stay? Yes. I think the work he did on both stadium leases and the job he's done securing sponsorship has been impressive.

Try doing the math on that again...

Doesn't the fact that a writer from the Buffalo News--a publication that has had nothing but scathing reviews of the Pegulas and Bills/Sabres in general--wrote such a positive piece about the guy tell you anything?

eMoulds didn't say anything other than make his post in the TomCat thread, but like I said, his info has been rock solid in the past: http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/168992-cordy-glenn-not-participating-to-start-camp/?do=findComment&comment=3177941 http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/178041-more-bad-uniforms/?do=findComment&comment=3558464 http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/186213-rd-1-pick-19-de-shaq-lawson-clemson-university/page-26?do=findComment&comment=3944836

I know you're over the moon with the Brandon hate, but dude, really?

They drafted one last year

He also fared well against Colorado--and they have 2 corners (Awuzie and Witherspoon) that will have their names called before the end of Day 2, and a safety that's sure to get drafted as well (Thompson)

For those that know eMoulds posting history, he just predicted Haasan Reddick to Buffalo in the predictions thread. That's worth keeping track of...

Really good stuff Gunner; enjoy the draft.

I think that NE has the best TE in the league because they took a chance on him when nobody else was willing to. I also think that it's worth noting that NE won the Super Bowl without that TE, and that Denver let their All-Pro TE walk the year before they won the Super Bowl. I'm not saying that the position doesn't matter; I'm saying that incidence of great QB play is entirely separate from great TE play. As to Buffalo's valuation on the position, they did give Charles Clay a top-5 TE contract, and he lead the team in catches last year, so it's not like they haven't valued the position. And again, it wasn't a sleight at you; as I said: I know you have an affinity for the position.

The trade value chart that many teams still use has the differential from 10 to 22 as a high 2nd round pick

The two are not in any way related, and I wasn't intending to needle you...I just know you have an affinity for the TE position.

Brandon and Overdorf have nothing to do with the on-field product, so what you're really saying is that you don't think the team will be competitive until Whaley is gone, which is a far different statement than saying that all of Ralph's management people need to go.

Urban, IMO, lost all credibility with regard to a player's character with the way he shilled for Aaron Hernandez despite everything he knew.

Explain the correlation of Wilson's people to the on-field product since his passing...