ChevyVanMiller

For what is man, what has he got?If not himself, then he has naughtTo say the things he truly feelsAnd not the words of one who kneelsThe record shows I took the blows And did it my way

So happy about this signing.

When you read that story, it just screams a McDermott process guy. Amazing. Hope he does well wherever he ends up.

I agree with you. I didn't ask it, I was just clarifying what the OP asked.

I never heard of him before today, but after watching that highlight tape, I'll be disappointed if we don't trade back into the 4th Rd for him.

The question was, will they bring 9 to camp? I say, "No." I think one or two will be sent packing after the first mini-camp.

You need to add a third Troll to your screen name. I’ve got nothing to feed you, back under the bridge with you.

Takes a bow.

What sold you on him, Kirby?

Own all 224 picks in the 2020 NFL draft.

This may be the winner.

So you're saying Kick Holder in Rd 2. Got it!

You need to add Irv Smith, Jr onto that list. I'm hoping for Metcalf or Butler.

Astro's Grade:

From Walter Football: Buffalo Bills: Ed Oliver, DT, Houston A+ Grade It took an unreasonable agent, a reach on a quarterback and a mediocre top-eight pick used on a tight end, but the Bills won the draft. Congrats, Buffalo! Oliver could end up being the best player from this entire class. He's drawn Aaron Donald comparisons for a reason, and he'll be a great replacement for Kyle Williams. Buffalo wanted to trade up for Oliver, yet didn't have to at all. This is an easy A+ grade.

“This is how I plan on riding Brady during games.”

Seahawks trading back.

At least the Cheatriots won’t get him.

Sending love and healing thoughts Pancho’s way.

Jets are sticking at 3

No way, you don't go to #3 for a situational player.

Sports talk for smart people was an eternity ago. Now, it's more like venting for idiots.

Noah Fant. I think he, not Hock, will be the elite TE from this class.

True story: When I was a teenager my father took me to see the movie Sophie's Choice. We went a theater in Amherst and sitting in the row in front of us was Rick Azar. I was transfixed, as we always had Eyewitness News on at our home, and kept stealing glances at my daily link to the Bills and Sabres. As the movie came to a climax women in the audience were weeping loudly and the men were choking up. (If you've never seen it, don't seek it out. It is one of the most heart-wrenching movies ever made and I don't ever want to see it again.) The house lights came up and Rick stood up with tears in his eyes. Someone in his party said, "Well, what did you think?" Mr. Azar spoke for us all when he replied, "Heavy movie, man. Heavy movie." Happy Birthday, Rick!

Well played, Sir. Well played.