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Honestly, I'm glad that he signed an extension. Gives us a few more shorts to win the division while he is still the Pats QB. to be the best you have to beat the best. even if the best are super old

These reports have been great! I almost feel like I went to the practice after having read it. I've now read 1-4 and I'm hooked! I've seen Victor Bolden getting mentioned a fair amount for making nice catches. This WR battle is shaping up to be pretty juicy. Preseason can't come fast enough!

ah, classic stevefreeman22 zinger!

I'm assuming I'm allowed to just post the snippet about the Bills. Someone tell me if I need to take this down

It looks like he said this in 2017. Seems pretty click-bait ish to have this in the articles title and make it seem like he just said it recently. I like cover 1, I feel like they shouldn't have to resort to this sort of thing to get people reading their articles

I like how they ignore the fact that we brought in two starting caliber WRs. I'm not saying our WR core is going to be amazing, but I don't think it's going to be half as bad as last year either

can't wait for daboll's lesson on nihilism. get your popcorn ready!

He really left his mark. A lasting impact ?

Guy was the leader of a team that made it to four straight NFC championship games. Statistically, he's a borderline case. But the sustained success of those Eagle's teams should, imo, put him in. Yes, he doesn't have the super bowl wins, but neither do the Bill's elite.

My guesses: Dawkins (left) and Nsekhe (right) at the tackle spots. Ford could play his way into the right tackle spot, depending on how ready he is. If that's the case, would have Nsekhe as a versatile backup. Center is obviously locked up by Morse and backed up by Bodine. The two guard spots seem the most up in the air. Spain (left) likely will take one of them. The other will be up for grabs, but I would guess Long ends up playing rg for the season. It's possible we see Ford here too, but from what Beane said.. it would appear that they are going to try him at RT first.

The Bills did Fisher and Ford a favor by cutting them, their positions groups were just too crowded for them to have a chance to stand out. This way, they can have a chance to show their stuff elsewhere. Best of luck to them (and keep the playbook off of social media!)

Weren't Kliff Kingsbury's defenses at TT really bad? I know the offenses he had at TT were really good, but he had limited success, so that kind of implies that the defense was really bad. I don't know. But either way, he transferred to a D2 school after not starting at TT. If he was having issues at TT and transferred to West Alabama in order to start, I would be surprised to see him succeed in the NFL. I really don't know much about him or his reasons for transferring, so if I'm off basis feel free to correct me

Blows my mind that all those guys want that sort of money. It's not like we are talking about the Steelers offense. IMO, the only person that actually deserves that sort of money is Elliot, who is probably the best RB in the league alongside Gurley and Barkley.

Coming into this thread a bit late (30 pages in! holy moly). I have two things to say: 1. Zay's hands improved considerably from year one to year two. Year one he was the worst WR that I have ever seen. He was that bad, couldn't catch a cold in December. To me, it felt like he was getting open but just wasn't making any catches. Year two, he was no longer god awful, which was a BIG step up from what he was that first year. His hands have improved considerably in his first two years, and that alone means he should -at the very least- be on the team next year. 2. He seemed to thrive when plays broke down. Whenever Allen was being flushed out of the pocket, it felt like the person he was hitting was Zay. I don't know if this is because Allen had more trust in him or because the other WR on the field (usually Foster) was likely deeper. Either way, it kind of felt like he and Allen were on the same page a lot of the time. Everyone has been saying that Allen needs a WR to grow with.. Zay might be that guy

The quote that sticks out to me:

It sounds like he is over estimating the worth of Harrison Phillips at this point in his career

With the FA pick ups, the situation isn't that dire imo. John Brown and Cole Beasley were great additions. Add to that the two WRs that we had last year that played okay (Zay and Foster) and we're okay. Certainly not great, but definitely much better off than last year.

Awesome! Hope that he lives up to his hype

The Cards pass on Kyler Murray and then a team trades up to the Jets spot thinking that they need to leap the Raiders in order to draft him. In doing so, they give the Jets a ton of picks/players to move up -or- The Patriots find Tom Brady's successor, ensuring another 20 years of New England's AFCE dominance

Source for Fant's wonderlic score? The only set of scores I saw had Fant with a 25. I don't know how accurate the scores I viewed were b/c of the source

WHEREAS, he started the 'Tre'Davious White Goalie Academy of Lousiana at Buffalo'

I don't think Sam Darnold plays WR. But you never know!

well, at least we are good at picking cornerbacks. or maybe it is that we are good at training cornerbacks. either way. we are good at doing something with cornerbacks

IMO, QB is the only position that is ever worth trading up for. Half the time when teams trade up for a player, the player that is traded up for doesn't even end up working out. The draft is a crap shoot, the best people in the business have admitted as much. Why make less picks when you can make more? If they have too many picks this year, I say trade for picks next year since we have a bunch of 1 year contracts... or just use them this year and keep the best/cut or trade the rest

McDermott sees DiMarco as one of the leaders for the offense. You could see it in that series of "embedded" videos that they released during preseason last year. How much McD values his leadership role, I really don't know. Maybe they figure that with Allen stepping into that offensive leadership role, DiMarco's leadership becomes less important and they are willing to release him