Rob's House

Kyle Williams should be cut from the team, taken out behind the stadium, and shot for stealing Ralph's money. The guy sucks.

I'm still curious who this QB is that we should tank or sell the farm for. I know everyone's scared that we'll get a piece of crap for a QB, but that's worked out pretty well for the Saints.

For those who think we should tank, can anyone name the player we're tanking for?

With the opportunity to draft their own QB to play behind a good line with a dynamic RB, coaches might find Buffalo a more attractive landing spot than in years past.

It doesn't matter. Whoever you get in the top 5 is a franchise changer. Imagine if we'd won a couple more games 2 years ago and ended up with JJ Watt instead of Dareus.

I'll go over, but not necessarily in favor of the Colts (although that's the more likely scenario). It seems every week there's an egregious call, whether it's letting a guy get up off the turf and run the field for a TD, or calling a 40 yd PI on a ball that landed 10 yds out of bounds. The NFL has egg on it's face and I see no reason to assume this game will be any different.

So who do you predict will rise and fall, or come out of the woodwork, between now and draft time? Last year Tannehill came out of relative obscurity to a top 10 projection. The year before some guy named Gabbert came out of nowhere to garner much attention. Who will be this years movers? My Prediction: I see Geno Smith falling from blue chip to promising prospect, but still probably projected high throughout. I know his name's been tossed around for a while, but I see Aaron Murray shooting up the draft boards if he declares, which I assume he will. I also wouldn't be surprised to see McCarron rise up to get on the radar. And Logan Thomas needs to go back to school; I could see him going undrafted.

Be gentle with this one, Tom. He's fragile. He's very fragile.

I think it's pretty obvious that "voters reniged" is racist (although if he were a more formidable racist he'd have spelled it with two Gs), but I have a problem with this distinction of "hate speech". This is another meme that's working it's way into the culture where the average Joe will, in a few years, just naturally assume that any speech deemed hateful is not protected. It always starts off with something virtually everyone can relate to. Like in European countries where it's illegal to say anything to minimize or question the Holocaust. Sounds reasonable unless you give it a scintilla of thought, after which it becomes painfully obvious that you just outlawed any discussion or analsysis of the Holocaust and the history surrounding it. Part of freedom is allowing others to say things you don't want to hear, and you best be really damn careful about shutting them up, because to do so opens the door to shutting you up as well.

Anywhere south of the Mason-Dixon line.

I remember some faint chatter about JJ Watt being the best 3-4 DE in the draft, but the overwhelming consensus was that Dareus was the man. This, however, is a great example of why fear of "reaching" & needing to lose to get better are flawed philosophies.

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I think the passionate defense is a reaction to to overzealous persecution by holier-than-thou, self righteous types who want to take a situation where, if you were there, you'd probably say "not cool" & move on, and make a federal case out of it.

I'm sure it's hurting plenty.

I get why some people are offended by this, but I don't get why some of you feel such a strong desire to see someone suffer for it. .

This is bull ****

Joique Bell!!!

The same Ref that called the tuck rule for Brady is working this game. Go figure.

This is a travesty & a farce. This garbage undermines the integrity of the game.

These are the refs all the fuss was over?

Top 5 pick doesn't guarantee a home run.

Yea, the Union will decide your political views for you & donate your money accordingly.

I always think it makes sense to go deep in those situations b/c even if you don't complete the pass you've got a shot at a penalty, & even if you get picked, as long as you don't give up a long return, you're basically in the same position as if you made a short gain & punted.

I hate NE more than any other team, but NYJ losing effectively takes them out of the playoff picture, and almost guarantees I'll win a preseason bet that they won't have a winning record.

I like them because even though their predictive value is nill, it's interesting to see what different people's perceptions of the players & team needs are & how they evolve through the season & in the run up to the draft. I'd be surprised if Jones makes it out of the first, too.