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Considering how many military analogies that already exist in football, I think you're drawing a line for nothing.

Just based off the hype surrounding their respective drafts, it felt like Winston and Mariota were going to be better prospects than Wentz and Goff. Neither Jameis or Marcus have lived up to their hype imo. Both are quality starters, however.

Darnold if available. Otherwise Rosen.

If we trade up to 1, down to 3, up to 2, then down to 4, we'll obviously have the most options. Obviously.

I see the Devil's Lettuce is still hanging over our heads like a thick cloud of smoke.

Is he the best TE to ever play? If so, how much is that worth to someone?

Idk what I could do to show my excitement if the Bills landed Darnold.

Question: does "edge" only refer to pass rushers, or does it also refer to people whose job it is to set the edge on run plays?

Sounds like the cops were angry at him for yelling at his girlfriend? It's like he was thinking, "I'm caught. The gig is up. I know: I'll get angry and blame my girlfriend! That'll make everything better." What a jackass. He needs some growing up to do if he wants to be a long-term successful NFL QB. If the Bills draft him, I hope he matures.

Is OT really that bad this year or is this a genuine bold prediction?

The All-Time NFL sack leader played mostly as a DE in a 3-4. That alone speaks volumes.

Not too hard to score a 4.0 at Alabama.

No Kelly Holcomb love?

A ham sandwich, if it hasn't already been offered.

Go back to 2007 with your punter-centric team philosophy.

I agree. If there's one thing that's true about the NFL, it's that the defensive coordinators in this league will ALWAYS catch up sooner or later no matter how much an offense innovates. I think of it like this: offenses are constantly trying to evolve and surprise opposing defenses with new innovations, but much of it is smoke and mirrors. Defenses don't really innovate regularly, in so much as they are instead actually responding/reacting to offensive innovations and shutting them down. On the other hand, true defensive innovations are rare (such as the concept of zone coverage, or the zone blitz, or maybe even two down linemen a la Super Bowl XXV). True defensive innovations tend to be far more impactful on the game of football and they spark a whole slew of staple offensive plays and/or formations that are designed to counter them (for example, Joe Gibbs said the Redskins created the two-TE base package as a direct response to the Giant's pass rushing via Lawrence Taylor).

Title should have read "Bills can get 2 birds stoned at once"

Honestly, the contract is not surprising when one considers how well he played against the Steelers and Patriots. If you get that Bortles for just 8 games out of the regular season, it's worth every penny.

Lol. Maybe because it was nothing personal against Christians and instead has to do with the fact that their actually are millions of Americans who believe that, and they unfortunately have a powerful political presence? But that’s right, the Islamic lobby is even more powerful and their voters even more numerous in this country. Oh wait...

All hail TyGod

Thanks for sharing. Good watch.

I genuinely can't tell if this is legit or a fantastic troll job.

Thanks for the update 26CornerBlitz.

How is this the gift that keeps on giving? I think it more resembles chlamydia.

Tbf, that was a different era in football. I don’t think a 2004 version of TT puts up those numbers. Bledsoe set 10 franchise passing records in 2002.