The Jokeman

For his time here Von Miller was great pre injury and obviously he a HOFer based on his earlier success.

Cuz I think Lions won't win anything with Dan Campbell or Goff at QB.

No thanks, if I'm trading for any player today it be for Aidan Hutchinson. Not that he's available but to me he fits a need and is at an age that he can contribute some a substantial amount of years after. I'd give up what's proposed for Jefferson and Rousseau and ask for a 6th in 2027 and 2028 back.

Yeah no, his interception to lose the Super Bowl is his most memorable play and he really fell off a cliff after a good start.

What round was Alex Pierce drafted again pretty sure it wasn't Round 1? Also looking at receiving leaders from last year Amon St Brown, Terry McLauren, Jakobi Meyers all non 1st Rounders. Puka Nacua arguably the best in the league wasn't a first rounder either.

I disagree WR is an early pick need. As you can find WRs anywhere in the draft as it's not a pure athletic position like pass rush or offensive line. To me WR is about reading defenders, being able to run routes, separation and of course catching. Also opportunity plays a big part too.

He could play TE. Yet I get we took a flier on an athlete but agree he's likely going to a never be. Similar to when we sign Jason Peters, who at least had playing experience.

Jim Kelly was an wife abuser too and wouldn't be shocked if was an alcoholic. Yet I know he found God and is a changed man and he didn't kill anyone.

The question is if he sticks around after 3 seasons. I think it's a good trade for the Browns though.

The problem with this thinking is part of the reason we got to build that roster is Kelly played in the USFL for two seasons. Aka was able to get Bruce #1 overall in 1985 because Kelly was in Houston. Not sure if Marino would have not bolted. Granted all things bring equal Marino was a better QB than Kelly and agree we easily win maybe two Super Bowls in that stretch of four with a better QB.

Wall/Hall of Fames to me celebrate athletic achievement and not personal ones. Therefore OJ deserves to be up there. As Kirby eluded he's easily one of the top 3 Bills of all time. Infact I think he one of the top 5 RBs to ever play in the NFL.

We'll be lucky if he gets 4.

Schobel's biggest problem is he came after Bruce Smith. Was he a HOFer? Clearly not but was pretty damn good I'd say better than Jerry Hughes but maybe a tier below Mario Williams.

I think Doug Flutie will hold this title and it's not even close. I said this an avid hater as knee his reputation in Chicago. Yet I almost came around to like him but then his poor play against the Jets in 1998 convinced me he was average at best.

I have 1977 unique Rickey Henderson cards in my collection included that one. 😁