Magox

I just want to echo some of the sentiments that I've been reading, I just find it to be incredibly odd that no team was willing to take a very low-risk/high reward flyer in using a 7th round pick for someone who by virtually just about all accounts is a physically gifted relatively large sized specimen who has achieved and put up huge stats in every level of football he has played. He was parade all American in High school, in his first full season in college he stepped in and was first team SEC and led the conference in Receiving yards, and then dominated in the Div II college he transferred to. I mean, we all know that he failed three drug tests, and had other issues as well, but over the past year and a half he has passed all 10 drug tests and stayed out of trouble. I'm just having a hard time rapping my head around the fact that no one decided to use a measly 6th or 7th round draft choice for someone who arguably if he had stayed out of trouble would of been seen as a first round WR draft choice.

Eugene Parker

I would be pleased if we played competitively the first half of the season and then translated that into wins in the second half. 7-9

Yep... it absolutely will not be "rushed" or "jammed" through congress. It will be a long, deliberative process that will allow all people who are working in good faith to add amendments and to strengthen the bill and help ensure border security measures. Of course, there will be those who say they are working in good faith who absolutely have no desire to improve or pass any bill that includes a pathway to citizenship, who will introduce "poison pill" amendments and measures in order to try defeat this piece of legislation.

While I agree with what you initially said, the "system" you mention doesn't speak to what you said. It refers to a different criteria.

Yeah, the ruling is poppycock.

On one hand, I believe that Pot should be legal, on the other, I believe a company should be able to hire and fire who they want. http://www.politico.com/blogs/under-the-radar/?ml=bl_jg Of course, the case is based on a different criteria that I just mentioned, but which one should supercede the other, the state law or corporate policy? Reluctantly, I suppose I'd side with the company.

I'm glad you said this... Honestly

That's right, they do care about it... So since you aren't Latino, it's a bull **** topic right? Doesn't matter, it's a moot point, despite all your claims, it does matter and this priority WILL become law.

Are you sure you want to give % predictions again, remember the last time? Other than that, I agree it will be interesting.

Either Woods or Justin Hunter WR Then the best TE available which would be either Kelce, Escobar or Ertz With that I'm set

I feel bad for the kid that he received bad advice from his agent (I'm speculating), in advising him to attend the green room, and you hate to see someone go through such embarrassment of having the cameras on you, pick after pick and not getting drafted, but there were serious concerns about the kid's leadership and resolve and all he did was just feed into those criticisms.

It's a bull **** topic for right wingers. Latino's care about it very much, and you can count me with that group And if you don't think that immigration played a key role in Florida, Arizona, NM, CO and NV, then you are one delusional dude. But keep burying your head in the sand believing that people don't care about this topic.

All I gotta say to this is that he is a "rare" sort of player.

Good luck? ok, thanks man

It wasn't garbage time. Check again. Also, yes, I do like him. And, Desean Jackson is who I'd compare him to. Same size, similar speed and dynamism. Desean jackson has played 5 seasons, last year was the only year where he was injured and only played about 2/3 of the season. In the other 4 seasons, he's had two 1000 yard seasons and the other two were over 900 yards.

I don't think you've been keeping up. Those rushing yards never counted. Oh and Oklahoma isn't on Buffalo's schedule of opponents for this upcoming year.

Well, you're not gonna goad me into a conversation regarding the competence of Congress and the President. However, that is not an excuse to not to genuinely attempt to pass an immigration bill that the majority of American's support.

Roscoe 2.0? Let's see here, you have one guy who totaled 1355 total yard receiving with less than 100 catches in his college career and another that had 2 1000 yard seasons and over 3000 yards with over 280 receptions for his career and nearly three times the TD's. Yep, Roscoe 2.0 But when you combine that with over 40 receptions, doesn't look nearly as bad.

At least that would of made a better argument than "Oh. What week is Oklahoma on the schedule?"

Really? That's your response?

I think he would be an ideal fit to Hacket/Marrone's WestCoast/K Gun hybrid offense.

ummm, yeah? Or were those yards vs. Oklahoma a figment of our imagination that never occurred?