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Nice work!

Beautifully done.

I would think the plan to address the offensive line in terms of prioritizing would be through free agency first and the draft second. I think they'll want someone that they've seen play in the NFL and could reasonably think they know what they're getting. Having to rely on a rookie to come right in and start although not unreasonable it's more of a risk. On the other hand it's certainly been proven that other positions for example running back rookies can make an impact.

I'm pretty sure there's some other ways.

I understand what you're saying but he's clearly catching eyes. Mayock said he's the most explosive pass first tight end in the draft. "Daniel Jeremiah ✔ @MoveTheSticks Follow Miami TE Clive Walford is making a lot of today. I'm not sure when he said 3rd round but I don't think 3rd round means you're making money for yourself with how you're showing.

I agree with this. It's amazing how the amount of coaches is expanding in the NFL. It's nice to know Pegula is obviously willing to follow this trend. He's giving Rex every opportunity to be successful.

I didn't take it that way at first, but when I clicked on the link again and re-read the headline - I agree that was totally disrespectful.

And I thought it was atmospheric pressure that did it.

Just the little bit of research I've done tells me there's little chance Walford makes it to pick 50.

When anyone becomes a Bill that's it they're a Bill and we should root for them. Could you imagine your regret (which I know you'll say you won't have) if we won the super bowl and you talked yourself out of being a part of it?

God is good

There's just something that tells me Monos is really good.

I get it, I'm just shocked that he would actually say it. I guess I can appreciate the honestly but my takeaway was he looks like the fool. We played good enough defense to win which I had nothing to do with, but the reason we didn't win was the person I'm solely responsible for from a coaching perspective killed us. Umm.

For me there's no such thing as someone already having enough chances to get it right. I think a person should be forgiven as many times as they want to be. No different than I want the almighty to forgive me for as many times as I ask. He's just to forgive and I have to act in the same way, otherwise I'd be the definition of a hypocrite. I'm by no means the authority on anything but I too think the story was ridiculous but If I had to guess it was typical banter that goes on. Certainly it went too far. I'd hate for someone to intercept my texts between me and my friends - and worse I'd hate for them to think I was actually being serious.

Am I the only one that thought Lee sounded more like a tv commentator than a QB coach? I thought him being that outspoken about Geno was a bit unprofessional. He didn't even bother to say (at least in this articles quotes), that we couldn't get Geno to be more consistent. Your QB's were terrible Lee and you were the QB coach, you need to own some of it. On another note I can't think of anything more troubling than a young QB, a rookie NFL head coach, and a rookie NFL offensive coordinator. How exactly was that supposed to go well? I'm one of the few that thinks EJ still has a good chance to work out. Especially with an experienced coordinator and staff.

Woa!

Only if you took me literally, which is what you did.

I'm not saying I believe he shouldn't get the chance to play, I don't think any team will. I guess I know as much about it that I read and was reported at the time. Why do you ask?

Clearly he's joking but when you are one of the best it's just not going to come off as funny. Only someone who isn't the best can joke about that - not someone who is actually in the discussion.

His players past and present love him.

I don't know how he'd be after not playing for so long, but if we're honest he can definitely play football at a reasonably high level. In other words he's good enough to still be playing in the NFL. What he did was so egregious that he won't get the chance.

He's our ex head coach that quit right after our season ended.

I remember Schwartz wanting to take some time off after getting fired in Detroit. The Bills lured him into taking the DC job and it could be that he's let it be known he's going to take that time off now.

They deflated the balls in the elevator and it's impossible to know what happens in elevators.

Excellent post!