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Johnson over Flutie sucked. Watching Bruce Smith, then Pat Williams leave stung. Losing Antoine Winfield was a bummer. Going "all in" on EJ Manwell was hard to stomach. But the one that keeps me up at night is losing Jonathan Williams.

If you're nixing 53 on the assumption that we'd have taken Phillips there shouldn't you add 96 to our take? That would be White for 22, 56, 65, & 96. I probably keep White anyway because "a bird in the hand" but it's not a ridiculous proposition.

I think OP should apologize for apologizing. If Jim Kelly himself saw it I seriously doubt he'd give a ****. Why do you care if a few overgrown children on a message board get sanctimonious over some perceived "disrespect" of their hero? I found the groveling much more uncomfortable. Next time start an F U thread instead.

Yes. That is correct.

I know better than to hang my hopes on a guy whose last productive season was 2013, but this guy could be a pleasant surprise. His career looked promising early until the injuries hit. As a rookie he reeled in 39 catches for 584 yds and 3 TDs. He followed it up his sophomore season with 60 catches for 888 yds and 4 TDs. That was with the likes of Terrell Pryor and Matt McGloin throwing to him. His only other healthy season was 2016 with SF where he was relegated to spot duty. That's somewhat concerning since the WRs in front of him were Torrey Smith, Quinton Patton, and Jeremy Kerley. However, he made the most of his 27 targets catching 18 for 191 yds and 2 TDs. Again, it isn't wise to rely on a guy who has basically missed 3 of the last 4 seasons due to injuries, but if by the grace of God he can stay healthy, we might be alright with a guy opposite Benjamin who's 6'3" with 4.4 40 speed who's proven he can produce when given the opportunity.

Thurman was my favorite football player as a kid and a big part of why I became a Bills fan, but Fred Jackson is my favorite player of all time. Yes he's got a great story, and great character, but he was also a great player. Few RBs have the complete skill set he did. In his prime he was dangerous running outside and between the tackles, and as a receiver both out of the backfield and down the field. I almost forgot to mention what a great blocker he was. He was a true 3 down RB. Had he gotten his shot earlier I think he'd go down as one of the better RBs of his generation.

Was played by Tugg Speedman who was played by Ben Stiller.

I hear he takes his wings with ranch.

I don't think he was suggesting we take Ward in that scenario. My interpretation is that we'd take Allen at 4, Edmunds at 12, and still have 22, 53, and 56. Another way of saying it is would you have traded White for 22, 53, & 56.

I think in the scenario OP is suggesting we would trade White for #4 straight up and have picks 4, 12, and 22 as well as our second round picks.

So he went out of his way to validate her claim.

That's Federal law. And a bizarrely written one at that. If the state you're in takes away your civil rights, once you get those rights restored the court can restore your gun rights. If the state doesn't take away your civil rights the court can never restore your gun rights. It's a little scary to me that you can lose your constitutional rights over a misdemeanor. Especially when you see some of the fact patterns that lead to convictions.

This is a dangerous, false, and far too prevalent assumption. Often times the man is more accurately charged with the offense of possession of a penis while angering a violent woman. Of the cases I see charged only about 20% are legitimate cases that are serious enough to reasonably warrant criminal charges.

I don't normally block people, but I don't know if I can handle 3 years of this.

If you could work in some time for American minorities born in the 90s who have had to deal with a lifetime of oppression they've heard about, then post about how deep your empathy is, we would realize what a good person you are.

The Bills came to a fork in the road and took it.

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

I've heard of him. Git er done.

This is bull ****. I mean, if OJ can get away with murder, why can't Cosby stay in the TV HOF?

Personally, I think Milano looks more like Keuchly and Edmunds looks more like Davis.

I thought I'd mention some other teams with not so great QB situations: Chicago Bears - Their QB of the future posted a 77.5 QB Rating last year. NY Jets - They have a senior citizen, a gimp, and a guy who will be doing ads for Butterfingers this time next year. Miami Dolphins - Patriots, Chargers, Saints - Those guys are on their death beds. Cleveland Browns - Their starter specializes in 3 and out and their QB of the future's a crotch grabber whose first name is Baker. Cincinnati Bengals - Their QB has no soul. Indianapolis Colts - Luck's shoulder is held together with silly putty and duct tape. Atlanta Falcons - They're making Ferrari payments on a Camaro. LA Rams - Let's see how good their golden boy looks without an all-world decoy this year. Arizona Cardinals - They'll be fine until week 2 when Glass Bradford cracks and the fragile, and oh so pouty soy boy from Manhattan Beach takes the field. Baltimore Ravens - Joe Flucco has only thrown over 20 TDs once in the last 5 years. He's averaged an INT/game over that time. His back up is LamaRG3. Jacksonville Jagoffs - Their QB has been called the white EJ Manuel. Tennessee Titans - Tall, skinny RBs make crappy QBs. Tampa Bay Bucks - Jameis Winston treats objects like women, man.

I didn't recognize him either. Now that I know it's him I can kind of see it, but I wouldn't have known otherwise. Of course, this is what I remember Thurman looking like:

I'd say most uncertain rather than worst. We really don't know what we have in McCarron or Allen. Let's assume McCarron is a mediocre starter. If Allen is Kyle Boller 2.0 then yes, it's bad. If he's Rothelisberger 2.0 we've got one of the best QB situations in the league.