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LOL!!!! Touche!!!

I think having the ability to use the multiple set of TE will do wonders for a ball control playaction type of offense. I'm particularly intrigued by Marquis Gray in these sets...a personnel grouping of Gray (as the move HB), Chandler & J. Cameron (FA) or drafted athletic TE and Watkins in a bunch formation would drive opposing DC's bonkers. These guys with a RB like CJ or draft pick T. Coleman could play to the mismatch situationally...this would be nice.

If this is true, it goes against the norm in the league. Most teams allow their coaches an interview with other teams as long as its NOT lateral.

I just hope he can get our RB's to the second level or better yet, gain those much needed yards when the defense know's we are going to run the ball.

Only opinion that matters is the 53 that he goes to battle with on game day, his coaches and the Seattle fan base = they love him & Beastmode! All the rest is shiny bubbles... Media darling & Bullsquatter, he is not...All the players in the league that want the media attention & false fan-fare love this day...interview them. He just wants to play for his teammate, win games (like he has) and not be objectified! I see nothing wrong...turn-about is fair play, IMO.

I bet that you're not far off. I wondered the fact of the heated air applied while inflating the footballs. Especially when Belicheat referenced following the rules to the letter...I bet there is no standard of the temperature of the air applied? Who would think to manipulate this? The Patriots, that's who...smh! I can hear him know, His interpretation yada yada yada...Cheat! If his assertion was true, why didn't the Colts footballs deflate at the same rate? Their football were weighed also and were in accordance with the rule.

Where was it ever published that they didn't want to play here prior to both being characterized? Both even gave public statement thanking the team for giving them the opportunity for playing here. Both had issues, I'll agree. Peters knew his value on the market and ownership didn't want to pay. Lynch had issue off-field problems and a percentage of the fan-base feels they have a right to judge & jury, IMO. During the ordeal, he dressed and brought his A- game throughout. This whole "he didn't want to play here" argument is "some" fans way of transference and drinking the kool-aid.

I took Lynch with Peters as the next choice. But after further thought I would take Peters because having that anchor on the left is just too important...I couldn't imagine having him & Cordy as bookends on the O-line.

I literally laughed out loud !

Since you have brought up Welker. since he left the Patriots in free agency. He has had an issue with the dropsies in games the past few years...not sure if that's concussion related or what. Belicheat has referenced that his ball control efficiency could be related to emphasis on ball security or that they practice regularly with a doctored ball in some capacity...be it wet, slick and/or over pressured in practice. Either way, its hard to believe that they do not pay particular attention to this detail on game day. I call BS! First time its an accident. Second time a coincidence . Third time, its a trend or pattern !!!

This here is masterful...Well done! Hilarious....and true!

This is HILARIOUS !!!! I'm a Bills fan but we got robbed in the deal. No rhyme or reason to justify. Some fan got what they wanted and some didn't (this one)...smh!

Not sure which remaining teams in the playoff are identified as "High Octane"? Please clarify? Just because these teams have great QB'ing neither have a high octane passing attack offensively (maybe GB). Each has a balanced attacking offense, IMO...NE & GB will go uptempo but that's usually when they have a favorable match up.

Thank you!!! Neither is St. Louis, Indy or Atlanta! Having a roof allows for year round use of the facility from an economic standpoint. Plus it may have a positive impact on potential free agents NOT thrilled about playing in adverse conditions that may affect their performance goals...some legit, some NOT but it is what it is! Cobblestone site is #1 IMO, it offers the easy access for those using the rail line, amtrax (adaptable) and tailgating (once parking structures are built + using existing available parking). Just imagine when Pegulaville & Canalside is truly up & running, that area would be rocking for when tourists come to town for any venue...small business owners can really capitalize & grow. Time for this region to step up, IMO. We've survived some of the most idiotic planning in the past (too many to list), the reason for our 2nd rate complex that we experience currently !!! Let's do the right thing !!! Go Bills & Let's Go Buff-alo!

I literally laughed out loud, seeing this... !

I totally agree with this ^^^^! The whole moving Glenn inside came from the moron Marrone, I'm guessing his offense required his better lineman inside for it to function. This is the only sense I can make of the reasoning behind it and why he was hell bent on running up the "A" gaps in his pop warner offensive scheme. I like some of the FA's - OL identified here but I would also add OG's- Carpenter (Seattle) and Franklin (Denver)...big power road grader type of lineman for Roman's scheme.

I like the Maxx Williams in the 2nd rd but he may be available in rd 3, as well. I would like AJ Cann- OG in the 2nd Maxx Williams- TE - 3rd Mannion - QB - 5th Any downhill RB- 5th

Brian Hoyer is my choice...he has starting experience and still hasn't reached his ceiling, IMO. I really feel that he would fit a power running playaction type of offense that Greg Roman will employ. Of course, he isn't great but he will hit the TE in the seam and get the ball to the WR for the 50-50 balls. I do believe that they will also draft a QB in rd 5...I like Mannion (Oregon St).

So every time we misuse talented players on the team, the player becomes a "Bust"? Okay...Got it!

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Investigative reporting...Good job !!! :worthy: :worthy:

Thank you...finally someone gets it! The city needs to be the heartbeat of the region and NOT the other way around.

Just a nugget but I do remember a Bills scout reporting that C. Glenn being better suited to play guard instead of tackle. Be mindful during this time of year, a lot of positioning is in effect. If this guys knee pan out under scrutiny, he's a fit on the right side (2nd Rd) in this offense, IMO.

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