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Holy ****!!!

Find something to fill the void. Round 1 of Monster Energy Supercross kicks off Jan. 6th at Anaheim and ends on May 5th in Vegas. Then the motocross season starts and takes me all the way through training camp. Between that and the NBA, I'm good.

Based on what? Jackson would be very fortunate, to put it lightly, to have Tyrod's level of success in the NFL.

Cousins in FA is my first choice, in part, to make the most out of our draft picks. I have watched him since his rookie season. I've seen what I needed to see. With Kirk and our current roster, we are firmly in the playoffs. Rosen, Rudolph or Allen in the draft. Rosen is a pipe dream but the 2 other guys can be had. If they need to sit for a year while a Bradford or Alex Smith, etc. start for the Bills, then so be it.

He may have made strides but it's not enough of a leap, IMO. This is the NFL we're talking about.

3 times to be exact. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see the obvious. Are you telling me he ISN'T a 1-read and go QB? Is that what you're saying? For a 5'11" QB with small hands and maturity issues...how bout no! He may go top 10. Hell Blaine Gabbert went 11 and Jake Locker went 8. Doesn't mean a thing. You don't start taking the studying aspect of the game serious for a year and then think you're ready for the NFL level. His athleticism can only mask so much for so long. In the end, can he stand in the pocket, read the defense, go through his progressions and deliver a well timed pass on a consistent basis. No. He can't. I'm through mincing words with guys I'm damn sure are going to struggle mightily at the next level. It's too easy to see.

Haha! Don't kid yourself. Jackson is a 1-read and run QB. Deshaun is a FAR superior passer. Lamar is your typical super athletic QB who has relied on his natural abilities up until now. It was just this season that he realized he needs to be able to read defenses, scan the field and go through his progressions to make it at the next level. Supremely talented and a tremendous athlete, but Lamar Jackson is NOT an NFL QB. Not even close.

There goes my hopes for the new offensive coordinator.

If I had to add a 4th QB to my own personal rankings of signal callers I'd like to see in a Bills uni, Darnold would be in that spot behind Rosen, Rudolph and Allen.

I hate that and the "clap" snap! WTH are these college coaches teaching these kids?!

In Sam's defense, with the pressure he was seeing, I'm sure the plan was to get the ball out as quickly as possible. How many college QBs have the freedom to audible or do you see running up and down the line calling out protections? This is still college football we're talking about.

I've bashed him plenty, but I do see the appeal of Darnold. When he's in rhythm, he's deadly accurate. Just needs more experience. Whether that's another year of football or a year or 2 on the bench in the NFL...I'll leave that to the professionals.

Never been a fan of Darnold. Rosen, Rudolph or Allen. Those are the only guys worth drafting, IMO.

If he's smart, he'll stay in school another year. He needs it.

Not doing much to break that USC QB stigma.

The Bills bar I go to in Herndon, VA has a Phins bar directly across the street. Makes for a fun time! For anyone who had the privilege of seeing Kelly v Marino, this rivalry should always have legs.

It's like some of you just started watching football. He's a rookie. He'll be just fine.

My gut is that Luck can be had and acquiring him would not command a king's ransom, given his contract and the shoulder injury. I'm not a big fan of Luck, but the Bills have more talent than any team he has played for in Indy.

The Browns have no one to blame but themselves! Who the hell wouldn't try to get out of playing for that disaster of a franchise, given the chance? No matter who they draft, they are almost certain to fail due to the out and out dysfunction. !@#$ the Browns!

Outside of the size, maturity, leadership and ability to play at his best on the biggest stage, you're right.

AND his throwing motion (not bad, but will get batted at the next level), hand size and immaturity... I'm sure they are, despite what fans casually dismiss.

The Mayfield love makes my blood boil. He's the quintessential "great college QB" that will flop in the NFL. The rumor is that the Bills really like Darnold and I won't put it past them to go get their guy, if they don't nab Cousins in free agency.

That's a nice crop to choose from.

Ask any professional gambler what they think about NFL officiating, in general. You've got to get past the Grand conspiracy theory part. It's not scripted, where everyone knows the outcome, but a well placed, back-breaking call or 2 is sometimes all that is necessary. I never questioned anything until the tuck rule. Then the 2005-2006 AFC Championship game (Colts-Steelers) and Super Bowl that followed. (XL) - that was just a sloppy 2 weeks for the NFL. Win, lose or draw, the NFL shares the bulk of its revenue. There was actually a time, not long ago, where Walt Coleman was 11-1 against the spread when his crew worked Pats games.

I didn't know that was a rule, but it makes sense. Walt Coleman should have been behind bars years ago.