Jay_Fixit

If Jonah Williams is BPA, sure.

We all know he’s going to end up with the Jets or Patriots.

“He’s an old guy but he’s pretty awesome.” Allen bone-r

The injury (allowing him to sit and watch for weeks) plus the additions of Anderson and Barkley definitely seemed to help his development. He was a completely different QB when he came back.

Because those people write and say words just to write and say them. __________ Mayfield Darnold Allen Jackson Rosen

I’ve been going to Seahawks games since 1993 and there is absolutely a bandwagon effect. And it trickles everywhere around the area, including British Columbia.

No team. I like the Bills. I will root for the Patriots to lose though.

Barnwell thinks Tyrod Taylor led the Bills to the playoffs. He’s an idiot.

He did better with speed receivers because his big possession receivers were terrible. Harry would be a great addition.

This is incorrect.

BPA.

Absolutely. Foles is a great fit in that offense and Wentz, who can’t stay healthy would fetch a nice return. Foles could realistically play another 6-7 years at a good level.

If Josh Allen is there at 9, I’d be pretty excited.

Beth Mowins is awful.

Real standout here.

Yes, his flash in the pan 2018 where he averaged 41 yards a game. What a weird contract.

I’ve been a fan since I was 8. I’m 38 now. Love team just as much as I ever have. And once the Bills start winning, I’m gonna call out every bandwagon fan I see.

If DT is BPA, then sure.

One thing Marv did right as a GM. Meatball Baby!!!!!

Dude just needs to take the check down. I can’t believe how often he passes the easy completion up. He’ll learn. Hopefully.

Olsen played 62 out of a possible 64 games when he went to the Panthers at the age of 26. Eifert will be 29. Has never played more than 15 games and has played a grand total of 43 out of a possible 96 games in his career. So no.

True. And Marino was also the better QB. Kelly was great, but his teams were also much better.

As expected. https://es.pn/2LzjoRW Oregon Ducks quarterback Justin Herbertannounced in a statement Wednesday that he will return to school for his senior season. "The University of Oregon has been a special place to me for as long as I can remember," Herbert said in a statement released by the university on Wednesday. "Words will never be able to express my feelings of gratitude toward the people that have built and maintain our program. "What I have come to realize, though, is that nothing could pull me away from the opportunities that we have in front of us. As we prepare for our bowl game, I would like to ensure that there are no distractions outside of this game. My commitment to my teammates, our coaches, Duck fans, and the University of Oregon has never been stronger. I'll be returning to the University of Oregon for my senior year. Go Ducks!" ESPN's Mel Kiper had Herbert ranked No. 6 overall in his latest Big Board, while ESPN's Todd McShay has him ranked No. 20 in his latest ranking of the top 32 prospects. Herbert threw for 2,985 yards with 28 touchdowns and eight interceptions this season, leading Oregon to an 80-4 record and a berth in the Redbox Bowl against Michigan State.

Gotta shore up that o-line. Draft a day 2/3 RB.

The worst crew for the most meaningless game. Makes sense.