JohnBonhamRocks

Could probably get doen without dealing next year's 1st round pick, especially if Glenn is part of the package. And, yes, yes I do.

Yeah, almost as popular as Pro Bowl Helvetica.

I fall in the crowd who wants us to package #21 and #22 to move up, BUT I really really hope a couple nice front 7 prospects are there at #53 and #56. Green the DT/DE from USC and Nnadi the DT from Florida State come to mind.

Saw the Holy Grail at North Park Theater last night. Awesome to see it on the big screen.

I think the following would be accurate: inconsistent, opportunistic, and back-heavy (secondary way better than front 7) (given the poor state of our offense, "tired" might be applicable, too)

This franchise needs to start spending draft capital on HBs. McCoy Guice (#21) Michel (#53) Murphy Boom.

For all those who feel signing Ivory prevents drafting a HB... why?

Agree with the notion that DBs will just take down WRs who have a step. If this rule is implemented, then I cannot wait to see the reaction of the first fanbase that is the victim of their WR about to haul in an 80 yard TD only to get 1st and 10 on their own 35 yard line. That's generous of you. I do not trust they have a full human brain between them all.

Totally on board for bringing in Ivory, retaining Cadet (injury-permitting), and drafting a guy in rounds 4 or 5, like J. Adams (ND) or I. Smith (Miss St).

I bet one of the McCray holds onto a spot.

You certainly won't find me championing NFL officials for their capability.

If the price is right, why not? Would surely be kicking ourselves for not at least seeing what he's asking for if Poyer or Hyde go down next season for any significant amount of time.

I would not be upset if they left it as a spot foul at all. But if they want to change it, then I don't think subtraction is unnecessarily complicated.

What if they do a quick calculation and penalize them the difference between the spot of the foul and 15 yards?

That's a great deal.

Kolb for his matt slip Joe Burns for his cool name Josh Reed for wearing the eye black under one eye and looking like a turtle

So long as at least the Bills know what the Bills are doing, then I'm okay with that.

Unless one of the top 10 teams grabs Keenum as their starter.

Has everyone been working on their recipes?

Actually, everyone with an education in medicine or science knows I'm correct. I just got off the phone with them, and they all told me so.

Good try. You're one of those arguers who provides no substantial evidence, links, or information to back up what you say. All I have to do is dispute you with nothing to back me up. So, no you don't know anything about practicing medicine, there are not page of diseases with the pathophysiology poorly understood, and your ignorance to both those facts proves you should bow out now. Annoying, isn't it?

And you do have an idea of how medicine is practiced? I would think the pathophysiology, which according to Google is "the disordered physiological processes associated with disease or injury", should probably be understood in order to make a diagnosis of that disease or injury being cause of death. Show me even one double blinded study that proves cannabis as a cause of death. Please do. You would be making medical history.

Re: Henderson, I won't weep either way. Re: drugs, there should not even be a marijuana vs. opioid "debate". Opioid use as directed is not safe. It has created many, many addicts. I've reviewed thousands of medical records at work -- the amount of people who get prescribed a coctail of pills for pain and end up completely reliant is bonkers. Just from some of the posted marijuana articles: - I'm not even going to give any credence to the one that says the guy mutilated himself because of marijuana use. - "The pathophysiological basis of these events is not fully understood..." - "After exclusion of other causes of death we assume that the young men experienced fatal cardiovascular complications evoked by smoking cannabis." - "Cannabis was mentioned once only on a death certificate, but not as a cause of death. . . . A positive urine cannabinoids immunoassay alone is insufficient evidence in the linkage of acute cardiac death and cannabis." I mean, c'mon. Elevated blood pressure? Maybe with the lethality of a cup of coffee, but no more.

Touché. I must have been wrong saying they had 5, too, because they were awarded 3 compensatory picks, so they must have had 4 before that. Too bad they don't have a 6th round pick, because I think that would be the likeliest. Maybe we can squeeze #152 overall out of them for Taylor at $10 million.