The Jokeman

Depends how much playing time he gets, I think 35 catches with 500 or so yards with 4 TDs is realistic if he in 60% or more of our offensive plays (see slot WR). Yet think he's also below Harty in terms of touches.

Sherfield could be a be a temporary fill in as we wait for Shorter to come along. As I agree I think Gabe is gone as not sure we can afford him unless he does a Milano below value contract to stay here.

I watched a duck hunting show that had my childhood idol (Rickey Henderson) featured and it felt more like an add for the guys that took him out on the hunt. As constant self promotion ads of their resort thrown in and little when it came to actual hunting.

Quick without google name the backups for Mahomes, Burrow and Hurts? The Ryan Fitzpatrick of his generation.

Assuming he can contribute on ST. To me he's a borderline WR6 right now behind Diggs, Davis, Harty, Sherfield and Shakir.

I'm a former Hyper Bill poster on the Rochester D&C. I also owned a Flutie Hater site and message board and eventually closed shop as was pursued to offer my skills to a few Bills news sites including the old Shout! magazine site. Eventually I just got tired of content creation and was looking for a new place just to post. A few of my posters from the Flutie Haters mentioned TSW. I had a lot of fun in part because of the Off The Wall LOST tv threads and been off and on ever since.

Yeah cuz once he retires nobody gonna care about clown Kelce unless TaY Tay writes a song about how bad a boyfriend he was.

Yet one has to wonder did we bring in Shell to compete with Brown/Quess to start or be the primary backup or replace Hart?

Based on stats, it looks like you're wrong but Floyd is definitely a better value for us. https://stathead.com/tiny/crrzS

We could have taken Bruce #1 and Rice #14 but instead took Derrick Burroughs.

The problem is Marrone was a first year HC with a first year OC. I felt Hackett would have been better served as QB coach alone with a more seasoned OC help out. Ultimately it was a bad choice for OC, now he has been in the league longer and had some relative success but hard to fail when Rodgers is your QB. Honestly I wouldn't want him here as think Dorsey did better than most here feel all things considered.

Harris is no slouch when it comes to pass blocking, he was voted best pass blocking RB award from PFF a few years ago https://www.nbcsportsboston.com/nfl/new-england-patriots/damien-harris-is-the-best-rb-in-the-nfl-according-to-pff/167660/

Taylor Rapp. That said with if Damar is let go, I'm not sure if he's PS eligible but I could see us keeping him there unless he wants to move on from football yet doubt that since he participated in camp now.

The Spectrum was still around in the late 90s, (BA, class of 2000). it used to have ads for Mickey Rats in it all the time. I also remember Steer being a popular stop back then. I'm sure there were others but I've never been all too social so I usually booze it up at close friends parties or on my own vs in public.

Hooked on phonics worked for me!!!

and in a piece of irony the played used on the 6th Round pick sent to Indy in the trade came off the PUP list today, his name is Will Mallory. https://sports.yahoo.com/colts-remove-te-mallory-pup-133842234.html

Awesome sauce!!

I think Isabella is a better return man than McKenzie was, aka Mr. Butterfingers.

Thanks for the correction as I reread my post and looked like I was blaming her which not my intention.

As the 3rd RB I don't predict him getting tons of carries to begin with.

Better return man who could be McKenzie like as a WR. Nothing wrong kicking the tires.

I hope not Chris Jones.

Too bad her political/religious views killed her musical career as she was a great singer. Yet we were a far more conservative nation in the 1980s but guess could say she paved to expressionism we have today.

Good on the brother and good on Josh.

TBH I had no clue who he was until I googled him. Looks like Schein doing his best to keep core guys together with the Giants. Yet with questions about their long term playmakers on offense they might struggle to take the next step in their development.