White Linen

Sean Payton is so underrated and Brees is as accurate a passer as this game has ever seen.

I don't want them to have an opportunity at our record next year. I'd prefer them to get knocked out in this game.

He's never a hit a woman

Talib seems like such a good dude

Brees sidesteps Donald, extends the play wide and then find the TE for a 5 yard dump off. He's amazing

Give one example of when an athlete that stands for the anthem was given special treatment?

As you said it's subjective a 5th round pick that starts is a sleeper. I consider Tre' White a sleeper pick. So for the sake of this thread it should be more clearly defined that you're only looking for Antonio Brown type of picks.

Beautifully said.

You sure that's all you were " just noting likely"? Backing up folks, beep beep beep

OF course so much can change from now until then with the combine, etc but I don't see anywhere that he's projected that high. He's projected now as a late first or early 2nd round guy. I really really like Hakeem Butler too. I'd be happy if we ended up with either.

Yes. There's several WR's projected to go before him and I think he becomes the best WR in this class. Anything else?

WR - N'Keal Harry We should move down and draft him in the first round.

Exactly. Allen had a better rookie year than Manning by a pretty wide margin.

Doug Flutie - he should have been the starter over RJ.

Welcome to Buffalo coach. I hope he helps make us better.

Nope

"Being an owner is a white color job, Jon Jon. How many times do I have to tell you?"

More?

Maybe if we had Micheal Irvin we'd have a championship.

I just don't think he's the kind of guy to do that. He's not perfect so if the thought ran across his mind - I think he's the kind of person that would quickly reject that from his thinking.

I believe you are correct. Not because they can't coach but there isn't much left to coach. Next year, I think we'll see the kickoff rules applied to punts - then it'll really be an uncoachable part of the game. "Wedge-blocking, employed on 78 percent of kickoff returns last season, was eliminated, as was the 5-yard running start previously afforded to the coverage teams. Players were re-aligned so that only three members of the return team could be more than 15 yards from the restraining line, creating a punt-like environment of running with opponents rather than at them. And officials were instructed to rule the ball dead if it bounced in the end zone, an attempt to encourage players to stand down their blocks earlier." "The memo reported that injuries on kickoffs have decreased, including zero concussions during the preseason, and noted that wedge blocks have been virtually jettisoned. Contact between blockers, meanwhile, has transferred from high-speed collisions at the back end to slower-speed interactions closer to midfield. Although there has been no final decision, it would require a significant reversal of those trends to prompt the elimination of the kickoff for next season."

Welker was a #1 WR too.

Tyrell will probably get in the 9-11 million range. Not sure if that's what you were thinking on "lower contract".

I read that post when it was first written. Weak attempt, IMO, at making Star seem like he was concentrated on by the Pats. He got owned one on one, was totally out of position and was not a force that needed to be double teamed. He couldn't shed a block in that game and it was down right embarrassing. I see him as an awful interior lineman and it has nothing to do with how much we're paying him. He does not take up two blockers consistently and does not create for our LB's. He does very very little well.

Thanks for this eball. This is a much better perspective than judging him on what he did this year - given the fact they didn't give him much to work with and some unfortunate stuff like Cog's and Wood.