The Jokeman

I just thought of Corey Moore reading that 😒

McGahee definitely a shock, Sammy Watkins, Donte Whitner, Aaron Maybin and EJ Manuel were all head scratcher/WTF moments. CJ Spiller also a shock as really wanted Dez Bryant that draft and at time of getting Spiller we still had Lynch and Jackson on the roster and yes, I screamed WRONG JOSH! when we drafted the now beloved Josh Allen.

My wife DVR'd it as her mother loved it. 😐

Rocco's Modern Life.

Ozzie Newsome.

Ah but you see I posted a picture of Mrs Bighead, hence my question.

Is his wife? Asking for a friend.

There's definitely some things in that movie that are unsettling just FYI.

Carter was definitely the first name that came to my mind.

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre ranks up there for me based on creep factor of grandpa and the feeling it could be real too and of course unseen horror sometimes the best horror and we can only imagine what Leatherface did offscreen.

Yet the leadership might not be here next year, Okoposo and Zemgus to me are question marks after this season as we bring up more kids. I have no issue bringing Kyle back since his leadership seems to be a good thing of course not sure how much ice time he'll get. Defense definitely needs more talent but also think we might want to change some of the philosophy on D. I know Levi's played well this far but think asking him to start more than 41 games next season is a lot so we need a goalie to pair with him that isn't UPL. As I like UPL but not sure he's good enough.

He's got like 3 more years on the current deal, yeah no. I love Evans as a talent but cap wise? Heck to the no as he's getting to close to 30. Size for sake of size isn't all that matters, See Torell Troup.

DTs are more valuable than MLB all things considered. Toss in White plays in a 3-4 and has help with LaVonte David playing next to him.

$11 million.

Benton is the best player you listed. I'd run up the podium to grab him.

Evans is making $15 million this season. No way we can afford him.

The Ravens gave up a 2nd and a 5th in this year's draft for Smith. A heavy price for the Bills IMO and I don't think we have the cap space to keep White next year and beyond unless re-work more contracts. Plus am scare of his small size (6-0 237) as the Bucs protect him with Vita Veta.

The Bills aren't a single player or position from going to the next level, in my opinion we'd be better suited trading down to acquire a few higher picks to fill needs at MLB, WR, TE, DT and S to name a few spots to shore up depth. To me it's more about team production.

They all can't be Sauce Gardner's but then again let's see what Sauce does after his rookie season.

I like Johnston's skill set but fully expect him to be drafted in the teens of the draft.

DK Metcalf is the number 1 WR in Seattle, he over took the role I would say in 2021, that said I have no issues improving TE2 in fact I've been activating that if he fell to us I'd be all for drafting Michael Mayer. I also agree we need better production from the slot yet not sure if Shakir ready to step in and no guarantee a rookie WR can step in either as to me WRs one of the hardest transitions from college to NFL there is and most take a good 3-4 to maximize their talents/learn to run routes and develop consistent separation.

6.5 sacks is nothing to just ignore, it's pretty good production for a 3rd DE on the depth chart. In terms of Tua, he doesn't need to bulk up he needs better feel in the pocket to avoid getting hit. I'm not sure adding bulk is going to help with taking hits as he wasn't a great scrambler to begin with now that he's bigger not sure that going to make him any less elusive.

I get why people judge Gabe on catch rate etc. yet he does produce above average despite some of his problems. I mean what are people expecting from a number 2 is my question. He scored 7 TDs last year and in fact stored more than 6 TDs in each of his first three seasons here. He's also averaged close to 17.0 yards a catch, while he isn't a true speed demon he can get downfield as evident from his 98 yard TD last year against Pittsburgh. As to me Davis is never going to be a guy to catch 6 balls a game and get you 70 yards a game, it's just not him or his role. It never was or never will be, that was left to Beasley. Instead he's in the John Brown/Emmanuel Sanders 2-3 catches a game role and honestly think he is pretty good at it. He might not be a top 32 WR (which to me would mean he's a number 1 since there are 32 NFL teams in the league) but he is a top 40 which puts him in the circle of better than average number 2s.

If he's a low end 2 list for me 55 WRs better than Diggs. I agree he didn't live up to the preseason hype but think people easily dismiss Davis as being a good not great WR.