Richard Noggin

Whoa whoa whoa... If you're saying I get to line up against high school underclassmen, then I will legitimately do damage. Until my hamstring explodes. On the second play.

I'll go run around random objects in my yard, trip over landscaping stones, chase my dogs, and form-tackle my young daughter so I've got some film to submit for evaluation.

Depends; how tall are you?

Suit me up. I am roughly the size of an NFL RB or S (little heavy for a S). I'll play two-way. Promise to hurl my body ineptly at Bills players until I get injured. Do I get a game check for this?

I'm healthy as a horse. Not a drip... https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/685efa3e-6f0e-4b49-bd30-e550c214a06e

I'm sneaking in a quick vacation in Ithaca, so the game being moved or otherwise not played Sunday works in my favor. Selfishly speaking, of course (which is the U.S. native tongue).

Lockport Journal. lol

We don't have the DL guys who brought that chip and chirp last season: Lawson and Phillips. Not that their performances on the field always matched their "juice." But they could trigger a loose cannon like Lewan.

New England* is ALWAYS more physical than Buffalo. This year looks no different. Might not matter anymore, though. Times are changing.

He'd get more opportunities to drop passes?

Should be the name of an insurance agent. Hugh Liability.

Without Robbie Anderson he sure is.

This projection is really effing spot-on. Of course the Bills got the "established veteran" part very wrong in 2018.

There's some fat to trim from the Bills salary cap/roster after this year. Which means Beane needs to do even better in the draft, moving forward, in order to get better return-on-investment (ROI) from the second- and third-tier players. The first-tier group will command increasingly-large shares of the salary cap, if all goes well with Allen, Edmunds, Milano (shrug) and...anyone else soon? Looks like we don't get "our" money's worth in disruption from the D-line, innit?

Is this satire after last week's game? Like the kid, but he got targeted and abused in the run game.

Is this when we share gameday drug regimens? Or should that technically be its own topic?

It would be wise to take immediate action leaguewide. Configure a smarter, more cautious plan in an effort to ensure a complete and valid season. The other sports did it. I know the NFL is a more complex and expensive beast, but the money is there to make it happen. The TV money faucet isn't gonna run dry.

Presents a real conundrum for the league. How can the NFL place public health and safety above all else and STILL play the season with some modicum of competitive balance and consistency? (With respect to: thresholds and policies for when games will be postponed vs. when teams will play the games minus certain players.) The competitive integrity of the season will be a challenge to maintain whilst being abundantly cautious (IF the league chooses caution). We don't know what happens moving forward. So it's important for the NFL's Covid contingencies to be mapped out and adhered to. Publish the plans. Make it transparent. ALL stakeholders (including the viewing public--it's TV money that drives everything, after all) should have access to all the information (minus medical confidentiality considerations).

I'd agree that our guard play is underwhelming so far. I'd encourage you to revise your thoughts on Ford as a promising guard prospect. And I'd vehemently disagree with the coaches' decision to play Winters over Spain, despite Spain's apparent mediocrity this season. We've all watched Winters get effing blown-up from training camp through week three. When that man loses a rep HE REALLY LOSES A REP.

How many years now have I been able to chuckle at this? It spans from the official team board to this one, right?

Carr's body of work suggests he's more likely to peck a defense to death with checkdowns than to carve them up. I mean, Brady and Montana and old Marino and other west coast QBs have won a lot of games throwing swing passes to RBs (and FBs). Gruden comes from that school, of course. Suits Carr's "risk-avoidant" nature.

This is a difficult debate to quantify. I feel like Mahomes and Allen have essentially the same degree of raw arm talent, but that Mahomes has spent years refining that 3/4, abbreviated motion that we're suddenly seeing out of Allen. The same kind of motion we see out of Rodgers when he's throwing darts. Something about it allows for a virtuosic combination of touch/arc, velocity, and quick release that conventional (over-the-top, sporting-L) throwers cannot match.

Gimme Zo at MLB in the A-gap all day, every play (think JAX wildcard game...dude was a beast in the middle). Even if he ends up being used more like a D-lineman who occasionally drops into shallow coverage...I'm here for Lorenzo.

Don't bail out now.