Chicken Boo

It's ALWAYS business. Nobody plays this game at this level for free. Willingly becoming baby mama #4 to Future knocks her down several pegs, in my book.

One of my absolute favorite NFL players ever. I love all-purpose backs. It's a shame his career was cut short by injury, while he was on pace to break the league's single season TD record...again. Everyone talks about how patient of a runner Bell is. Priest was that, moons ago. Ricky Watters. A Hall of Fame talent that never gets talked about. He should have been in before Bettis or Terrell Davis.

Not even close to the same thing.

I'm curious to what your thoughts were on Josh Allen this time last year?

https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2828513-dk-metcalf-aj-browns-highlights-from-strong-showing-at-ole-miss-pro-day.amp.html 6'4" 235lbs 27 reps 40.5" vertical 4.33 40 Bills fans in 2018: "BuT JoSh aLLeN DoEsnT HaVe AnY WeApOns..."

Anyone, without an agenda, saw him slip during his 3 cone at the combine. He's the pick at 9, if he's there. Get ready!

Good list Mine goes... 1 Barry 2 Ladainian Tomlinson 3 OJ

Although it would be kind of cool to have Allen, Rosen and Darnold all in the same division. If that isn't motivation for those 3, I don't know what is.

When his feet were set and he had a clean pocket, he made some great throws. Obviously there were some he'd like to have back. A team with an aging QB should be all over Rosen. He has the tools. Like most talented QBs, he just needs the right situation. If he goes to NE, I'm going to be sick.

I remember thinking that 2008 WR class was going to be nuts! Jordy Neslon James Hardy Limas Sweed Malcolm Kelly Devin Thomas Donnie Avery Eddie Royal Jerome Simpson Desean Jackson... I'm probably forgetting a couple of guys.

Stat Padford is the perfect case for misleading stats. He will retire with a stat line better than Jim Kelly. Jim Kelly, he is not. Not even close. Something like 6-53 against teams with a winning record.

Myles Gaskin has my vote. Hopefully he'll be there in the 4th.

Just saw Adam Schefter insinuate that the Hail Mary to Gronk at the end of Super Bowl LII was pass interference. Even in slo-mo, it wasn't even close to that. This from the same guy that thinks Edelman is a Hall of Famer. He's such a little twerp.

I'm excited to see what strides he's made this offseason.

The concept is winning. Which is why they inquired about Antonio. His off-season antics were just noise. He gives 100% to the game of football, which far outweighs his "personality flaws".

It means nothing. Nothing! The QB/coach/scheme matters more than anything ever could or will. Joey Harrington could have been an all time great had he not had the misfortune of being drafted by the Lions. It's mostly circumstance.

This is good for the sport. Nothing wrong with a little gamesmanship. I can only imagine the flack Chad Johnson would a have gotten for his "list" prior to the 2005 season. It's all in fun.

Healthy, he's the best I've seen.

No doubt, had a guy like Gabbert been gifted with a Kyle Shanahan or Sean McVay, his career could have been totally different. Most offensive coordinators don't do enough to play to their talent's strengths, in my opinion.

He got up to 250lbs, if I remember correctly.

He's going to get overdrafted just like Blaine Gabbert did.

Football will never NOT be physical. Some of these rule changes are an effort to prevent an actual death from happening on the field of play. For size comparison... Aaron Maybin 6'4" 238lbs Lawrence Taylor 6'3" 238lbs What cut it back in the 80s and 90s ain't cutting it today.

Giants, Saints, Pats, Chargers, Phins all make sense. If Rosen has to sit for a year or 2 in some of those cities, so be it.

*Josh Brown Jim Kelly battling for starting QB. Jim Brown.

I never thought of Wilkins as an option. Figured he'd be gone by #9. I'm good with this draft.