prissythecat

Would it depend on which of his alts will be eating the fries and sandals though? BuffaloRush, Phil the Thrill, BillyWhiteShows, JohnNord?

Wasn't there a long thread from some insider a few years back about building a stadium out near Letchworth.

Typically, someone is not kept on a roster for several seasons unless they are somehow "productive" Keep digging that hole. You are doing great

You claimed Kelly was gaining tons of yards throwing to scrubs . But his receiving core of Gerald McNeil, Clarence Verdin, Richard Johnson and Ricky Sanders all went on to have NFL careers after the USFL folded. So your argument kind of falls flat. On the Bills , Kelly benefited greatly from having a strong running game. Marino never had that. There is a reason why Marino tends to appear on lists of the top 10 NFL QBs of all time while Kelly does not.

Didn't all those guys end up playing in the NFL for a number of years? They weren't exactly no names.

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So in other words, you were banned?

This is an insult to Derrick Coleman. Coleman at least had a fairly lengthy career in the NBA as he was playing for over a decade. He even made All Star team one season. Karlos Williams ran for 500 yards mainly to spell Shady. He sucked when he was the primary back. The false legend of Karlos is strong in some people's minds.

Yes. And kids could watch them over and over on video tape/DVD and now Disney+. Has nothing to do with when they were first shown in theaters.

Nothing wrong with quoting Yoda or Obi-wan--if you're a kid.

Not really . That was a cringe worthy interview. Just from those few seconds you could see that JP was someone who may be a nice guy but just wasn't the most cerebral of QBs. And unfortunately, thats what JP was. He had great physical tools . But mentally wasn't there. I recall rumors that when he was with the Bills he shunned studying film while other guys like Edwards and Hamdan were always watching . In my mind , that is a big reason why he washed out. Football is not just about your physical gifts. The Fairburn article seems to say he has embraced studying the game now. So maybe he's learned his lesson. But lets temper some things here as well... "Offensive analyst" is not exactly a high level coaching position . I would expect someone who played QB who had a talent for coaching would at the very least come in as a position coach.

He was bounced around the NFL for a reason. Its not because he was a good QB. He will always have that UFL championship though.

Did you ever watch the his interviews when he was with the Bills? I wouldn't exactly categorize someone who quotes Yoda as smart.

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Sure . But didn't the guy who said that get killed by a dwarf. while sitting on the crapper in an outhouse.

It wasn't Jimmy G's arm that got San Fran to the NFC championship and Superbowl. They had the #2 ranked defense and #2 ranked rushing attack in 2019. They were a middle of pack passing team

I remember a while back someone making an argument about Karlos Williams being key to the running game.

Thats not proof of anything lol. What kind of organization would leave a confidential draft board in a conference room that was open to all employees to see.

A lot of supposition there. So the Bills found out in advance what Cleveland and Jets were doing because teams like to share info on their number 1 picks? Yet the Bills managed to not share who they were getting. Cool.

What makes you think that Josh was "the guy"? The only thing we know with certainty from the draft is that Lamar and Josh Rosen weren't their guys since they were passed over. "The guy" could very well have been Darnold or Mayfield.

Nah. Jimmy G is primarily a game manager . New England doesn’t have the same talent as San Fran so I expect some not so great results if Jimmy came back to be starter .

Bye bye Garropolo? read here though that he was an excellent QB and just hasnt been given the right opportunity by Shanahan

Alonso had maybe a great half a season in his rookie year. Nothing much of note happened after that.

https://www.si.com/college/florida/football/former-gators-percy-harvin-nfl-comeback-report#:~:text=According to ESPN's Josina Anderson,at the age of 32.&text=In 75 career games%2C Harvin,of 9.9 yards per touch. Harvin's available once again I believe