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No, but it does indicate when thrown to him, he drops it less than those guys.

yeah, there is thing called film, yeah it's pretty cool and it allows you to see what people have done and determine what they could or could not be capable of.

Absolutely. He is better than anything we have by a country mile. It's just a matter of his health, which of course is a huge IF. However, considering his talent level and what he could bring to the table it would make complete sense to trade a 2nd for him. Of course as some as mentioned he would have to pass a thorough team physical and a restructuring of his contract.

Wow

My guess is the Bills are offering $8-$8.5M a year and the counter offer is at $10.5M

Depends

My guess is that he'll be a bust. Odds (I didn't say with a 100% certainty) are someone who doesn't have the discipline to stay in shape before the biggest pay day of his life and you add that with all the other off-season activities he has been rumored to have had, the guy simply doesn't have the mental aptitude to succeed in the NFL.

Even if it's for one year, I'd love to have him

Incognito is a jerk, but he's a good OG. He played well in his short stint with the Bills and played really well for the Dolphins. He's exactly what this team needs if he is able to stay relatively clean.

I think a lot of people that were criticizing the OP are eating crow right about now.

I was rooting for the Patriots as well. I respect them as a team and admire the consistency of their success. I would give your left nut if we were able to replicate that sort of success.

Impossible to say, I was just guesstimating. However guys like Rod Woodson, Aeneas Williams and Darryl Green played at a very high level into their mid to late 30's. That's not to say that Revis could as well, but it has happened. I suppose it's a matter of genetic physiology and how well he keeps himself in shape.

2-3 years

I've never been a fan of pop music, except when I was like seven. But I gotta say, the pop music of today is better than at just about any time I can remember since Michael Jackson.

Absolutely, you know his coordinators and assistants below him are all saying "Dumbass!"

I actually agree with your analysis. OG's in my view are one of the more under appreciated and paid positions.

I don't know man. I don't see him accepting anything less than $9M a year, probably closer to $10M

The reality of Glenn being better suited at OG over LT may be well founded, however it's not gonna happen. Not if you want to keep Glenn around, the pay difference between OG and LT is ginormous, and the notion that Glenn and his agent being kosher with the move is simply not realistic. So for the sake of keeping Glenn on this team, let's put that idea in a lock box and chuck it into the trash.

Yeah, Terry aint smooth.

Oddly enough, the news of Mitt's possible entry probably was the best news guys like Walker could have wanted. Between Christie, Bush and Mitt all basically vying for the same swath of voters, it leaves an opening for guys like Walker.

Cruz? Please. It would like 1984 all over again, except in the blue column. Yeah, I like Mitt, I think he'd be an excellent manager of the country. Having said that, I just don't see him being able to win. Latino's already have shown they won't vote for him, so at best he'd improve in that category on the margins. Plus, there is a small yet decisive and loud group of right wingers that won't go out and vote for him. Let's face it, you gotta have an overwhelming segment of the base voters to turn out to win. Could he improve with "moderate" voters? Possibly, but it's already been reported that Mitt would plan on running to the right of Bush, which of course would hurt in the general elections. Jeb Bush, I like. Will appeal to more latino's than any other politician from the right aside from Rubio, but the anti immigration reform base voters hate it and at the end of the day will be a wash. But I do like problem solvers and he certainly fits the bill. The guy who in my view has a shot at getting the most voters from the entire right spectrum is Scott Walker. I can certainly see him appealing to the "establishment" types, simply because he is another problem solver who gets things done (unlike Cruz the clown) and I also see him appealing to right wingers. He has a conservative record and his epic defeat of the unions will win him a lot of kudos in the primaries. Plus, evangelicals will like him as well as he has a good record with them, yet he has an affable personality that even though he has these values that have been ostracized by the media and younger voters, he doesn't where these values on a sleeve and he's politically smart enough to not say Akin-Murdoch like comments. Plus he comes from a middle class family, which is a positive as well.

Doesn't bother me

Although I do believe that Glennon is better than anything we have at the moment, I do not believe he is a fit for what Roman would like to do. It's one thing for a coordinator to work with what he has and to step outside his comfort zone and work around the attributes of the talents on hand, it's another to thing to specifically target a player that you would have to do all those things. Not sure if that is a fair argument. Why not list 2012 and 2013 as well and look at all three years. If so, you would see between Alex Smith and Kap that in four out of the five years the QB's progressed. 80% QB progression rate, not bad.

For the record, I believe you.