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didnt mind Boomer or Simms. im sure theyll be replaced with 2 guys that are either more boring or are louder and know nothing. either way, watching pregame shows is a waste of time now anyways, theyre all bad. imagine whats really happening here is, fire old guys with big contracts, hire new guys for less. happens everywhere.

never heard of the other 2 guys so dont care really, Claypool though, has been around, and theres a reason he cant seem to stick anywhere. worth a flyer on him i suppose, wouldnt expect much though.

great player, bit of a douche. maybe hes a good person, dunno, just know what i see on the tv etc. imo the hate isnt because of the winning, its the other stuff.

people may look at Coleman as Benjamin, id rather look at him as possibly a Mike Evans. Evans isnt a burner either, but his big body is going to get him in the HoF eventually. ya it may be a stretch, but u cant teach size.

Bears took the full time to see if somebody would wow them with a last minute trade. nothing more. no reason not to use the entire time and see what happens.

zero confidence in the Bears developing this kid or setting him up for success.

well Caleb, gl, lol.

yep im thinking Bill is blackballed as well. think the league and the owners have had enough of him, and knowing what he wants, to break Shulas record, theyre happy to keep him from getting it.

Josh is in his prime. swing for the fences. if you can reach one of the big 3 for decent value, do it. ive heard Beane only has 15 prospects labeled as actual 1st round grades. assuming the top 3 WRs are in there, go get one. we need a difference maker, not a wait and see.

as long as we have JA17, the window is still wide open.

sorry, i dont trust Bill. he was a-- as a head coach before Brady, and hes been a-- since. i truly wonder just how much of the cheating led to their dynasty. Bill has always been a good D coordinator but he always seemed to know what the other team was doing. the things the Pats got busted for doing over the years, are most likely the tip of the iceberg. there was so much smoke, there had to be a fire. Bill has also proven that he cant develop anything on the offensive side of the ball, beyond 1 QB, and thats with having full control as GM for all those years. i doubt he comes to the Bills with zero GM power. btw, the Pats also started to struggle as Brady got older, and the Pats were clamped down upon by the NFL for their extracurricular activities. then Brady leaves and immediately wins another ring. i dont buy Bill. i think the rest of the league doesnt buy him either anymore.

theres always big name vets that get dropped and want to stay in the league on a vet or prove it deal, or can be had for a low round pick heading into training camp. might be the way Beane goes.

think Josh probably harbors no ill will towards Diggs. im sure hes a bit relieved. it opens the door for Allen to be the lone top dog now. there are no bigger voices. actually means something in a team environment.

the teams are all throwing darts at a board with their eyes half shut. its mainly what happens when the player gets with the team, and how the team handles the player after that. good organizations, good coaching, matters more. all these guys are fast and big, its about how theyre used and brought along. for instance, you wouldnt want to draft a CB whos only good at man to man, if your defense plays zone 90% of the time. teehee. there is one caveat to this though, if you know a guy is a one hit wonder, or gives up on plays early, etc, doesnt matter how talented they are, probably going get half assed work out of them. need to stay away from that like the plague.

yep agree, theres always risk. cant get away from it. one of the reasons i want Harrison Jr over anybody else, not only is he a stud, but he seems the lowest risk.