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I can't do one but my cousin's is hilarious.

yes 111 right across from stop sign at circle, may not have had stop sign when you were here. Our friends live at 82 yes, many days driving home off 90 came up turk hill and by the time i got to Mason rd, different snow amounts etc.

yes we are off mason across from Church of the Resurrection. Love the view from Casa Larga btw! Somedays seems like there is a micro-climate up there

Anyone find it weird that this national sports network calls the next year championship the 2020 Super Bowl. It is the 2019 Super Bowl as the game (though played after 12/31/18) is tied to the season. The 2019 NFL season begins on 3/13 when Free Agency Opens.

And we send Milano to the bench then? He was arguably our best LB last year and doesn't Davis plays Milano's position? Any interest in Davis will likely be based on Milano prognosis / timeline for recovery from break.

Rams 31 Pats 24. Scoop and Score by Rams on Brady Strip/Sack. Pressure up the middle problem all day for Brady. James White has a big day vs Rams LBs. Nickell Robey silences Edelman and Barrow takes care of Gronk. Woods and Cooks go off as Pats try to shut down run and dare Goff to throw.

Believe this DV rule issued in FEB 2016 also kept Tyreek Hill out of Combine in 2016. And he dropped to 5th RD!

We may need some perspective here. I will not do an oped here. https://mississippitoday.org/2018/11/28/jeffery-simmons-a-story-of-redemption/

A new QB Coach Candidate? Just heard this on OBL Murph and Tasker show: Jake Peetz, Offensive Analyst Alabama 2018. Was QB coach for Raiders and was Josh McDaniel's candidate for Colts OC role last year. Colts: 3 things to know about Jake Peetz, who could become offensive ... https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/nfl/colts/.../3...jake-peetz.../1038335001/

Joe Philbin as QB Coach/Passing Game coordinator as was GB OC from 2007-2011 and again last year. Worked with a great QB (Rodgers) when he took over for Favre. Per reports he interviewed with McD in the last month - albeit that was probably for O Line position. Certainly qualified.

I may be in the minority but I say move Teller to RG and Dion Dawkins to LG (as more mobile than Teller). Sign a FA Right Tackle (less expensive than LT) and draft a Left Tackle. As for C, can see them signing one and failing that, drafting one. Glowinski is strictly a RG so contract term and total $$ are less. For Bills, I feel Teller is better option.

Why not? Bills gave up pick 12 in Rd 1 and 2 2nd Rd picks(53 and 56) last year to move up to 7. Did get a late 7th (255) back too.

Like the names but order messed up. Don't see Harry or TE in Rd 1. My guess is they move back to 15 and take Risner or Ford. Then use 2 seconds on WR and TE.

Could see Frazier using a Giants like Nascar pass rush package with Hughes on one end, Rookie DE on other and 2 of Shaq/Murphy/Zo at DT positions. OBD has to consider risk of Jerry or Shaq walking in FA after 2019 and, given Jerry's age, hire a replacement. We could use another edge rusher even if Shaq signs a 5th year option.

Different situations. Zo, at 35, knows he only had 1 year left in him and opted to stay here as a C and team leader. Same D as last 2 years too. Jordan Philips is 26 and looking to get a multi-year deal to set him up for life. Do the Ozzie Newsome thing - tell him to hit FA and bring back his best deal on the street to OBD and then the Bills will decide to match or not. IMHO he won't generate a ton of interest and the 2 sides will meet on common ground here. I doubt we have made any offers to date.

IIRC Bills drafted CB Derrick Burroughs as 2nd pick in 1985 draft. He was very good and he and Odomes were a good tandem. Unfortunately he took a shot from Leonard Smith our SS in a game late in 1988. An xray showed he had acute cervical stenosis and he had to retire. Too bad, was a stud

That is the record. Tony Greene's 37 picks are 2nd.

Odomes was Pro Bowler in '92 and '93 seasons for Bills. Signed to a big FA deal by Seattle and got hurt and never played a down for them in 2 years. He tried to come back in 96 with ATL and couldn't play, starting in 4/7 games played before retiring at end of season. From 1988-1990 the Bills SS Leonard Smith was a hard-hitting SS and really brought it every play. After 1990 season the Bills lacked physicality in the Secondary until 1994 when Matt Darby became the starting FS. It got a little tougher when Kurt Schultz became FS in 1995. IIRC in Giants SB, Kelso was done for year and John Hagy started at FS. Likewise at CB, JD Williams was out so Kirby Jackson played instead. Odomes played CB and Leonard Smith was SS. Kelso played in Redskins SB. Leonard Smith had a knee infection and missed SB XXVI and Dwight Drane played instead. Smith never returned to NFL. For 1992 SB Smith was out replaced at SS by Henry Jones and Kelso played FS. JD Williams and Kirby Jackson split time at one CB position with Odomes at the other. By end of 1993 season, Odomes played last year as a Bill and Mickey Washington and JD Williams platooned at one CB position while Kelso and Jones were FS/SS respectively.

Great work here 1Zayday1! I really appreciate the detail. Was thinking of possibly attending Senior Bowl next year. So is it worth it and is access to practices etc easy? As for Oline, I see OBD first O Line pick having to be OT starter level ready and possibly have position flexibility (Williams at LT or G, Risner at C, G or RT, McCary at G or OT, Elkston at T or C). Teams only want to dress 7 or 8 Oline on game day now.

Agree with OP. As pro game adds more RPO, single cut runs the running game looks more and more like college and the ability to plug and play a rookie with a proven RPO background is increased. Pass pro and receiving are skills that must be assessed to project 3 down capability. I believe that RB is the easiest position to start a rookie at.

Agreed. I loved the Bills in my HS and college years. Tony Greene twice had 9 picks. Pro bowl appearance and 1st team all pro selection. Bright light on some bad teams. His 37 picks at FS might be record for position for Bills Btw, Jeff Nixon had 11 picks in his first 23 games as a Bills FS in 79-80 before suffering a career ending knee injury. Who knows what he might have done so felt need to mention him here.

Egypt...NY, near Lollipop Farm

Per reports he underwent Alcohol and Anger Management counseling in DEC 2018. In order to be successful in either he must be honest with himself and admit both are at the heart of his problems. If he is only one month into his journey into recovery, probably best he concentrate on that and let the NFL thing work itself out. Stronger case if he can claim 3-4 months sober, and speak to his therapy for anger issues. I for one hope the young man just gets the help he needs to have a happy rest of his life, with or without the NFL.

Ok I am lost, which Qb is the subject here?

LOL. Despised by his players. Will field an all Rutgers D.