MarlinTheMagician

The kind that sets franchises back. Like taking Elam - jump up and get McDuffie, take Ladd McConkey. Two moves, how different would our team look?

And leave aside what I wrote above about Ladd McConkey - seems almost too obvious now. Then, I much would have rather had either Troy Franklin or Roman Wilson. Both are really emerging and will, I believe, have much better careers than Keon Sloeman.

It is so painful that Ladd McConkey was just sitting there. I felt crushed the moment they drafted the big, slow, non-separator. We may well have been able to have him with our own second round pick after his combine performance. Have never wanted him, tried to come around and get behind Coleman, tried to convince myself based on baloney concerning the top speed he can reach in his routes. And there have been a few moments, but all-in-all McConkey's play breaks my heart. Was a terrible miss.

Yes, and I was part of it. Don't want to jinx him, and it may be a bit early, but I would enjoy eating a health serving of crow. Make me do it Cole!

I see no reason not to root for the young man. He has had moments. Credit to him for hanging tough despite his release. Let's go!

Gabe is a Bill through and through - regardless of whether you want him on the field. You can bet he is giving them the straight dope on BTJ and how much of this year is due to Jags dysfunction. Hell, the Jags paid Gabe $13 million, you know they are stupid.

Trade Keon for Ladd McConkey. Oh wait, the Chargers would never do that in a million years. Hated the Keon pick when made, wanted to think I was wrong, hating it again. I don't care if he is smaller or if we already had Shakir = he is who we should have picked!

Deone Walker is pretty good right now. But man, some of the guys we missed on - it hurts.

Would not mind seeing Poyer play some. He looked so slow last year, but at least he would be where he is supposed to be. Rapp seems constantly out of position. DIdn't Poyer - diminished as he may have been - grade out higher than Rapp last year. At least he wouldn't do stupid shi*

Can he plug the run or get home in the pass rush?

As I recall, though, he was pretty accurate. Showed glimpses, but couldn't stay healthy?

Watched him too. Knew an attorney who worked with him as a lawyer - said he was a good man. Godspeed Dan.

Thanks for posting. Knew we got him in a waiver mixup, the article fleshed it out. Good job!

Like it. He will do more for the team, whether or not he ever touches the field, than some developmental lineman we never heard of when we already have a flock of DL and OL on the 53. Let the man retire a Bill. I am sure Hyde added last year on the PS and so will Po. Just don't let him near Keon!

Gotta be happy for Shavers. Maybe you can make some mismatches putting him and Keon both wide - if they have a short corner, he will have to play one of the tall guys! I think Shavers could have some upside.