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Surprised Walker is below Sanders and Jackson. Gardner-Johnson should be higher. Bernard at 83 is a bit of a surprise as well. Overall, I think the numbers are right about where I'd put them.

It's almost too easy to say "Moulds," who is one of my favorite Bills of all time. Stevie Johnson, and his unorthodox ability to get open, would've cooked with Josh. Honorable mention goes to Steve Christie. Kicking could be the difference between wildcard and a 1st round bye.

Rams do it again. Where do they keep pulling these 1st round picks from? Seems like they trade away a few every year.

Eric Wood did a great interview with EJ. We don't really know what he would've turned into. But they really did screw him over. He was an upstanding young man. I feel bad for him. Most polarizing? I'd go with Ralph Wilson Jr.

I don't know if I'm projecting or reading between the lines too much, but all in getting out of this presser is that the Bills organization has only one font size for its logo. Shout out to Rubes for bringing this phenomenon to light.

I'm not expecting anything. If the coaches get something out of Jackson, I'll be pleasantly surprised. He's always been super athletic. But he plays like he's not steady on his feet. Like a person learning to ice skate. It's easy for professional o-linemen to shove guys like that around. I'll be cheering for him when he's on the field, though.

3 straight years. But who's counting?

I agree with this. It's not a big deal, but it still would've been good to hear him take ownership of his past mistakes. He seems more eager to pretend it didnt happen. That doesn't show maturity. I don't think his agent prepared him very well for these interviews.

I wouldn't say they are overrated. I'd say they are underperforming with a talented roster. There's a fine line between these two things, but I do believe they are different categories. The Ravens are an odd team. Just like the Cowboys, they always seem to draft or acquire star level players. But they struggle to build a team. These star players can take over games during the regular season, and carry them to the playoffs. Then in the big games, when a team effort is needed, they fold. That's just the way I see it.

The guy was let go already. If he had been penis-y (i.e. Marrone-ish) during his time here, I'd get it. Write your article. But McDermott was a class act. He gave us his all and coached the Bills out of mediocrity. I'd rather we just say thank you. Sorry it didn't work out. I don't like the schadenfreude feeling of this article kicking a good man while he's down. Just my opinion.

Makes the signing of Acker and Reid a little clearer. I'm not saying either of these 2 make the final roster (though Acker has a cleaner path). But they are both good pass catching options out of the backfield. Ty and Ray have also made plays there. Should be a fun competition at RB behind Jimbo 2.0.

Personally, for DaQuon and Ogunjobi I'd move that hyphen one space to the right.

I'm betting he already has an appointment with the team psychologist.

Acker is an interesting guy. Kind of a tweener who can block, run and catch. They don't have a Gilliam replacement yet. He has a path to the 53.

Demi-god?