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Maybe it will be a repeat of his brother, Martellus with NE. Gets paid, gets lazy, gets hurt.

Does that make him a Jag Off?

that's what she said

Too bad we no longer have Gilbert and the other guy... he could have been teammates and learned their names.

Yes

Rob Ryan

About 9 1/2 years ago today...

True - they won a lot of games and got there... but that was REALLY BAD all game long. The only thing that sticks with me from that game.

Rams OL was so pitiful in the SB. Makes me not want any of those guys.

Or.... (holds breath, coughs a little, and passes joint)... we could....

Not all. JJ from Good Times was dynamite.

Is it like one of those Chinese puzzles where you have to figure out how to get the white B unhooked from the blue B? I hate those...

Could be a nice addition to the Bills cereal aisle: Kelly Krunch Flutie Flakes T.O.’s Honey Toasted Oats MariOs Honey Funchess of Oats

Hard-Listen Jason Witten

Most important indicator is that he was a terrible fantasy RB for me last year. He had some real stinkers. 5 games he didn't even get 3 yds/carry He was pulling splinters out of his arse halfway through the season on my team.

The larger point is that he should/could be just as effective on either side, given the right coaching/practice/preparation, if that's where the team needed him. Maybe he didn't do well initially on the right side (small sample), but he can learn/grow into a right side position. In the end, we just need him to maul the guy over him (football) regardless of what side of the line he's on.

I struggle with the idea that a guy can play great (or good enough) on one side of the line, but apparently "suck" on the other side of the line. From the article, "If Buffalo landed Dillard it could move Dion Dawkins back to the right side, which may actually be his natural and more comfortable fit." I'm not saying Dillard is the answer, but the author calls the right side the natural/comfortable fit for Dawkins. How do people on this board (I've seen it many times) dismiss any possibility that Dawkins could play RT or RG? These are guys that are professional athletes that have been around football their whole lives. If you had a whole off-season and pre-season to learn new footwork and concepts couldn't you fairly easily pick up whatever position the team needed you in? Left side, right side, whatever... I just don't buy it. If Dawkins was coached up at RT, I think he'd be a damn good one.

Terrible job redacting that phone number. It's clearly 867-5309

Unsportsmanlike Conduct, 15 yards from the spot of the towel, loss of gown.

I was actually on the field during that 1990 clincher against the fish. I believe it was the very last time an NFL field was stormed by the fans. My group actually ended up with a piece of the upright in the parking lot (but later lost it to the police... a very long story). I was looking for myself in that pic. I almost got hit by that upright that's coming down (I remember). Great memory (not me, the game).

Yarbrough has had some nice moments and I like his attitude. Logan hasn't really done enough, but I want to like him - he did pretty good in a couple games and seems like he's at least passionate about the game (unlike Clay was). I doubt other teams would take them, and if they do, so be it. If they don't, invite them back to camp and go from there. Lacey/Darr... don't care.

Salivating reading that list. Being practical... give me these 4 and I'd be happy: 12. Trent Brown (26), OT, New England Patriots 32. Ronald Darby (25), CB, Philadelphia Eagles 36. Matt Paradis (29), C, Denver Broncos 39. Jared Cook (32), TE, Oakland Raiders

Fixed typo

Metzelaars!