Turk71

Yes, there is a lot wrong there, on many levels.

Gotta win it at home, I am a big Celtics fan and it's frustrating to think what this team would be like with Irving and Hayward. Did not box out on the defensive end very well and were not helping each other out enough underneath. Fouls seem so arbitrary these days, so much contact the refs could call a foul anytime they want, or not. I prefer the college game, more teamwork and less one on one; but I watch the playoffs especially the Celtics. These young guys really stepped up this year and I think the team will contend for a title next year, if they make the finals this year they will be major underdogs but a slim chance is better than none. I am trying not to think the NBA would really like LeBron in the final.

They might wanna play defense with a little more urgency, 3 ft off LeBron with 1 sec on the shot clock is beyond stupid.

What about all the people at home and in the bars who complain about players disrespecting the flag? Do they stand at attention in their living rooms? Do they stop ordering a beer or talking to friends to solemnly honor the national anthem? I think the easiest solution for the NFL would be to have all players in the locker room during the anthem, with the players free to protest in any way they see fit on their own time. Unfortunately a lot of people seem to respect the flag itself more than the freedom and rights of the Republic it represents.

Foster ran 4.41 at combine and Dupre ran 4.46 at his pro day, Jones ran 4.45 at the combine, would be nice to get some speed out there at wr. Hoping Jones gets it together this year and some unexpected wrs stand out.

Also 13 points less on the wonderlic ?

Fix it, Jay Fixit

The guy has been starting fights, bullying teammates and spitting in people's faces since at least freshman year Neb. if not longer. He was an incredible lineman and still was dismissed because of his uncontrollable rage. He transferred to Oregon and lasted one week. He was voted 2nd dirtiest player in the league 2012 by the players, behind Suh. Mental illness combined with probable roid rage and just a basic lack of respect and sportsmanship. I hope he gets the help he needs and glad he held it together for a few years in Bflo. I think the Bills obviously made the right move letting him go.

Can anyone explain why the Bills would release him? He is under contract, why not just trade him if he still wants to play?

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The Pats get 4, the Eagles get 3, rewards for losers right? Might want to think before you speak?

That sounds reasonable, I don't know enough about all the team's to guess where they rank. Hoping they can still bring in a legitimate threat before the season starts.

The word is definitely laurel and that's the last I wanna !@#$in hear about this.? I should mention I have played in a loud band for many years.?

Doesn't sound like it.

Pats in line to get 2 3rd rounders, a 6th and a 7th. Bills didn't lose any high round picks in fa this year so the best they could have done was a 6th rounder anyway. Should definitely have had an xtra 3rd round pick in this years draft though. It is not about chasing comp picks, it is being aware what you are throwing away when bringing in marginal talent that could be had after free agency imo.

Didn't have time to read the whole thread, is the OP still the only one with confidence in the wrs?

I agree, we need real people dammit.

I thought he played well and behaved himself when he was in Buffalo. I would have been fine with them giving him another contract. I doubt he gets another shot.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/jim-kelly-2.html Nothing to date? https://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/josh-allen-7.html Allen's stats in college are much better than Kelly's. How about you let him play a few years before comparing them. Kelly's first 4 seasons with the Bills he threw 81 tds and 63 int , his avg qb rating for those 4 years was 82. That is after playing 3 seasons in the USFL. He was 30 yrs old before he had a great season in the NFL but don't let facts get in your way.

Barner just turned 29 a week ago but he has only carried the ball around 70 times with 17 catches in his pro career so he is still fresh as far as wear and tear goes. This guy was electrifying in college, he can catch passes and also was a good punt and kick returner with 4.4 speed (4.44 at the combine and 4.39 at his pro day). I think he would be a good backup for Shady with Ivory as a change of pace/short yardage back.

I had mixed feelings about all the qbs and would have been happy with Mayfield, Darnold or Allen. After the dust has settled I am happy they got Allen, though I am probably subconsciously biased as my grandmother's family name was Allen.

Being a national champion wrestler and being so strong, he keeps blockers off his body and then easily sheds them with precision hand fighting moves. Very impressive tape, he is very smart and quickly diagnoses the play from the nose tackle position better than I have ever seen. I would be shocked if he doesn't turn out to be a good, if not great player.

Justin Herbert from Oregon is ranked too low at 14 imo, then again I am a Duck fan. He is a 6'6 225 lb junior this year and I hope he stays through his senior year but Eric Galko, owner of Optimum scouting, projects him as the first qb taken in 2019 draft. http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/news/nfl-mock-draft-2019-order-best-players-dolphins-bengals-jets-chiefs/3gmq63ucmu3b1oh9cvzogt1i6

He was amazing to watch in college, saw him play live many times in Eugene.