johnwalter

+1. Thomas and Suh also too low, imo.

pretty sure the top 100 was voted on before the kiko trade went down.

I like how it's not 'A Fred Jackson Interview,' but rather 'The Fred Jackson Interview.' Fred is the man, and one of the best Bills of all time. FJ and Kyle Williams will go down as the two players that helped to carry Bills fans through what was otherwise a pretty dark era for the franchise. Both wall material.

thought about this one for a long time (great poll idea) - so i'm a little late to the party. i'm not sure if you more meant 'best overall season' or 'most improved,' but here's my two cents: a lot of people are taking spiller, and i understand why. its easy to point to his crazy chan gailey season, you know he has the ability to put up those numbers and he seems like a good fit in NO, but that dude has disappointed preseason expectations too many times, and missed too many holes for me to pick him again. i'll take stevie, i think the switch from the likes of fitz & kap to someone at the level of rivers will be huge for him. i also considered byrd and kiko.

it's difficult for me not to think of rex as our dc. he'd probably come in somewhere right at the top of this list.

i know this makes me a jerk and a crumby fan, but i dont really want to see him do well.

i would prefer glennon

retitle this thread: "Carucci: Glenn likely "odd man out" in contract extensions / Update: debating college QBs"

would rather lose bradham, if that's an option.

this is great.

wait, you're saying that you believe there's a 50% chance we go 6-0 in the division?

apologies: B/R has him rated out as the 25th center in the league, right behind Roberto Garza and in front of David Molk. gave him 25/50 for pass blocking, noting that he was much better in this area last season. gave him 29/45 in run blocking, noting that he improved as the year went on.

according to B/R, "above average" might even be overselling him: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2491579-br-nfl-1000-ranking-the-top-35-centers-from-2014/page/12

i like where you're head's at, but if this is true, it's not as matter-of-fact as you made it seem. i know stats don't tell the whole story, but the discrepancy in numbers is large: (keep in mind both played mlb and both play every defensive snap of the year.) Kiko: 159 tackles, 2 sacks, 4 int, 1 ff, 4 pd, 11 stf Brown: 109 tackles, 0 sacks, 1 int, 0 ff, 7 pd, 7 stf

i think this article riffed on the same concept, only better: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2494188-is-it-possible-to-win-a-super-bowl-without-a-star-quarterback

it's hard to come off the bench when the bench is in jail

funniest thing i've read today.

mathis' talent already is, or will soon, begin(ning) to fade. i suspect he is looking for a 2 or 3 year contract with a contender, even if at a lower salary, to take one last crack at a ring.

whaley drafts the f*ck out of linebackers.

which begs the question: who the f*ck is shawn spencer

a lot of the country doesn't know what a cold front is. :-/

his music is, and has always been, not good.

Sounds odd, but I'm from the Bay Area and almost all my friends here are Niners fans, and they're much more devastated about Lee than they were about Borland, Davis, etc. Dude was like a legend of punting around here.

I have some OJ from February....

Rex Ryan gains back exactly 14 pounds.