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Are any of them fast enough to red shift? ;-)

Which is more useless? I couldn't decide so I flipped a coin. It landed on its edge.

I think the key word there is "somehow." Beane thinks it's unlikely.

Maybe Allen did it himself. He wanted to make sure the Browns didn't draft him.

Every fan of every team? Have you read the other threads around here?

Tomorrow McD will introduce our new QB coach:

Seems like bad things happened after that. Bad things, man.

"Nailed it!"

... in a blizzard.

Good. I hope he gets his wings "classic" style, not BBQ or some other abomination.

If they draft him, how long before we see the username "Savior Rosen"?

Also why it should be legal.

I love it! This was my favorite (regarding Mason Rudolph):

A young guitar virtuoso: http://www.brandonniederauer.com/media/

Nope - Super Bowl MVP in his rookie year or he's a bust. Then we tank next year and draft a QB at #1 in 2020. The Big Furry Hat has spoken.

Correction: our defense rolled over and made Fitz look like a Pro-Bowler.

Contact by Carl Sagan Life of Pi was a good book - better than the movie (and the movie was pretty good too).

She's more of a Bills fan than Terry.

It's not that difficult of a metaphor, guys. Repeat after me: "I want to be the meat in that sandwich."

Fred didn't beat Lynch. Fred was a good stand-in when Marshawn was suspended and he was a great change-of-pace back when Marshawn was active. One could argue that Fred made it a little easier to get rid of Lynch, due to Marshawn's off-the-field issues, but that's way different than saying they dumped Lynch for Jackson (which is sort of implied by saying Fred beat out Marshawn.) They dumped Lynch and his baggage for Jackson and his lack thereof.

Freddie was the quintessential Buffalo Bill. He was an underdog, but he didn't get the memo. He didn't have the natural ability of Shady, Marshawn, or other elite RBs, but he gave 100%, every play, every game, even on some really lousy teams with bad coaches. When you work with a guy like that, his work ethic compels you to work harder. He should go on the wall to serve as a role model for every guy who puts on a Bills uniform. (And when Kyle retires, I'll say the same about him.)

No need for sound...

"Good penetration" "Really shoots the gap"

I realize that's his hometown team, but it's also the team that traded him away for peanuts. Maybe he'd rather retire as a member of the team that wanted him instead of the team that dumped him.