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If I could have either for a game now, the choice for me is clear, Watson. However, which would I rather have for the rest of their careers? That is very hard to choose. He also kept out number of fumbles- I didnt check, but I believe Josh has more.

I don't think this argument really helps. It reads as "Tre was only a top notch cornerback because he played in a lot of bad weather games'

Record is a tie-breaker for teams that lose in the Sam round. If there is a 11-5 team that loses at the same time as a 10-6 team, the 10-6 team picks first. If the teams have the same record and lose in the same round, it goes to tiebreakers.

I seem to remember him being overweight and out of shape.

I don't see why this is a comparison. Pittsburgh is carried by their D, Texans are not by any stretch.

The issue with that would be determining exactly when the player is down.

I could argue against Philly and Giants, but okay. Let's assume your list is correct. Oakland is mediocre, Green Bay has one of the best quarterbacks in the league. Philly is mediocre. Washington, New Jersey, and Miami are all basement dweller teams. Is it really an accomplishment to be better than a bunch of bad teams? (Not including Green Bay) Even if we are better than these teams, it puts us at 26th in the league- not really a place that I want my We corps to be.

At this point in time, Watson has to be on that list- he has shown the ability to completely take over and dominate a game against good defenses.

If I remember correctly, Gore was in when Dawkins caught the touchdown pass.

It could be exactly 10 wins, not more or fewer. Few 9-7 teams make it to the divisional rounds where they would face the *Pats.

You're still a ways off- our late first probably has similar value to their pick next year. Them throwing in their second as well would be overpay.

Our pick won't have that much value.

Worst part of the game was that I didn't get to watch the whole thing due to an economics final till 10:30. I did get back in time to watch 3 straight picks though.

Hi all, I am a young, seventeen year old bills fan. I have been a part of this board for 3 years, and read it for a couple before. I've been a Bills fan since I can remember. Some of my earliest memories were with my Dad watching the Bills on TV. I can remember listening to the 6-3 browns game in the kitchen in my house when I was 7,. My life has had no real success for the bills. 2 years ago , I witnessed the bills make the playoffs for the first time in my life. Andy Dalton to Tyler Boyd- I went nuts! I was shocked that whole night. I kept repeating "The bills made the playoffs" every time it came into my head. That success that we experienced then was from a worse record than what we have now- the Bills have clinched the before after our Week 17 game for the first time in my life! Success sure is sweet. GO BILLS!

Funny thing is, losing one of those NFC games was part of the problem- whodathunkit

Wrong. The article talks about connections that may lead to the titans claiming him- teams still have until Monday to put in a claim

With all the first downs we are about to get-

Outside Michael Thomas, yes their receiving corps is not special. However, with him, it is. He has nearly 30 receptions and 400 more yards than any player. They also have Kamara who is 20th in the league in receptions.

I think it's unfair to make a comparison solely with two of the best receiving corps in the league.

Someone needs to visit the apostrophe thread.

What I would do is line up for the 2 point conversion. If we get a look we like, go for it. If not, take a timeout (if we had one left) or take the delay of game penalty.

For all we know, it might not have been set that they were going to go for 2. They could have been seeing the defense, if they had a look they liked they would go for it, otherwise they could take a delay of game penalty and then kick the extra point. As it happened, Cole Beasley was wide open pre-snap, an obvious go situation.

They are very bad, however you heard him wrong. He stated that his percentage this season and said he HAD been reliable throughout his career.

Block in the back?

Same