Capco

I'm not laughing. The Pats* are a well-run organization with an ethos based in winning... regardless of how you get there. In terms of getting wins, they do it the best. But how they get those wins is another story entirely.

8 pages about a Raiders QB?

Interesting. I was driving home from a buddies house one night. Spent 3 hours there and drank 4 12-oz beers. I was pulled over about halfway home. I was asked if I had been drinking that night and I told him the truth. He asked me to get out of the car, asked a few more questions to make sure I was mentally coherent, then gave me a roadside test. He asked me to stand in front of the car and look at the tip of the pen he was holding as he waved it back and forth in front of my face. I could only track the pen with my eyes and had to keep my head facing forward. Before the test even began I stumbled because of the drop at the shoulder of the road. Cop noticed it right away and asked me to move more towards the center of the road so it wouldn't interfere with the test. He waved his pen about 10 times across my face in slow, methodical movements. Towards the end he reassured me saying "just a couple more passes, we're almost done here" because he could see I was a bit nervous. After the test he thanked me for being honest, let me go on my way, and followed me the rest of the way home.

Give him an honest shot. If he beats out other contenders he should make the team.

Good man. Did the decent thing and didn't let it phase him one bit. I hate bullies. It's good to know he wasn't the only one sticking up for this woman either.

I became a Bills fan as I entered high school in 2003, after taking a liking to football in general in 2002. For one of my birthdays I received the NFL Films Superbowl Collection and was simply enamored watching the Bills in the 90-93 years. The nostalgia started there and morphed into my current love of the Bills, so it's hard to say when it ended.

That wouldn't be a problem for any team with DEs/OLBs that can set the edge well and play containment. Pressure up the middle with outside containment is Taylor's kryptonite. By going PA every play, it's a lot harder to get that quick release since you have to fake it to the back every snap. Even if it's only for a second, that's still significant, and just buys more time for the inside rush to develop. The only team I can even remotely see this idea working for is Dallas, since you'd need a mobile QB, an amazing offensive line, and big threats at WR, TE, and HB.

I'd dial up an inside zone blitz.

Good.

I have to give him credit for writing about how much of an !@#$ he is.

Yates is just here to push Jones and Peterman, imo.

Actually, I'm very excited to see all 4 of these guys play next year (Darby, Shaq, Ragland, and Washington), as well as White and even Seymour. Mix in Kyle, Dareus, and Hughes, and things might look really good. My biggest concern right now is with safety. It's a shame Meeks and Williams never turned into anything special.

No worries here. I'm still rocking my copy of 2005 on my xbox.