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As God is my witness I was planning on starting this topic last week. Then I sobered up. I was was going to put it at 3.5 and take the under. I think he he only gets 2 this year. He's now an elder statesman.

Okay, so I have a theory that hasn't been put forth yet, and accounts for all of the known facts. 1) The assailant probably wasn't one of mccoys core posse, because Delicia would have recognized his voice. 2) the assailant was an acquaintance of the son, perhaps a known violent thug. Son had perhaps mentioned all of moms jewelry. Son heard acquaintance's voice, said "oh sh**, I gotta get out of here before he beats me too". And goes out the bedroom window. Before you say this scenario is crazy, remember that this is what happened to Sean Taylor. Everyone assumed that he was killed by a thug who he had a beef with, turned out to be an acquaintance of his wife. "

Huh... who might that lady be?

Whoa.... Page 114 and Godwins law has yet to be invoked? You guys are slipping...

This should be require watching for all Bills players.

What is a restrictive earnings coach? Never heard of that.

Fact. Satan played forward for the Sabres in the 1990s.

Yikes! that was a truly brain dead article. One of the first wrong assumptions was that all the trades were made to amass draft capital. Not true. Just as important was shipping out players who didn't fit the process, for one reason or another (Darius--lazy, Tyrod-- good guy, but not a Super Bowl caliber QB).

That girl looks exactly like Dee Reynolds....

I really wouldnt like a trade up to #2. Such a trade would involve us giving up our entire first 3 rounds, or several early picks this year and next years #1. Which would really, really, be a bad idea. Fortunately, I think McShay is a buffoon, mostly wrong about everything. And I do "trust the process" I think Beane and McDermott have a plan, a vision, that has been missing. I think this years QB class is greatly inflated by the sports talk echo chamber. Every one of these QBs has serious flaws. To mortgage the future for a surefire ProBowl level QB is a wise, bold move. But to mortgage the future for a reach is a problem. See III, RG. Or Watkins, Sammy. Its been said that every draft has 10 or so surefire stars. So let the Jets/Giants/Browns reach for QBs, fill up those early slots, and let a true surefire talent fall to us at #12. Like the GA LB, or ND OT, or maybe even Minkah. And if one of the "big 4" drops to 12, pick him up. Or Rudolph in late first early 2nd. As a PSU fan, I'm saying that Gesicki is a pretty good bet. Not a blocker, but a receiving mismatch. I think he goes late first, but I dont think he'd be a bad pick even at #22. Barkley will likely go top 7, and I wouldnt trade up for him. DeSean Hamilton is a very good possession receiver, worth a 5th round pick. And Christian Campbell is a long corner, also worth a 5th. The other PSU players are probably not worth better than a 5. Really looking forward to see how this evolves. I've got to say this has been the most interesting pre-draft season in a long time.

Playing QB in the NFL is about making good decisions, and executing those decisions. I have no doubt Jackson has the arm and legs to play in the NFL. Although if he runs too much, those legs will be injured. He doesnt have a core like Rothelesberger (?sp). His decision making worries me. A lot. He played in the one read and run system. Scan half the field, if the guys open, great, if not, then run. And he is his own agent? And mom is his manager? These may turn out to be really wise decisions. But history says no. This guy doesnt make good decisions. Coupled with an abysmal Wonderlic score.... Pass.

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Based on the above list, the 2014 QB class was rated higher than this years. With Peterman and macaron both above Rudolph. Point being. Dont believe the hype. This is not a one in a lifetime QB class. Its an average, maybe slightly above average class. Don't mortgage the future to draft the 3rd, 4th or 5th best QB in this class.

Ahhh, if we're talking about FRANCHISE QB in the first 2 picks, I think your definition may be a bit lenient. A Franchise QB should win championships. How many of your"YES" have taken their team to a conference champ game? Not even won the game, just played in it. Maybe 1? P. Manning?

This statement may or may not be true. I'd have to see the numbers to really assess it. But I know this is true. Since the year 2000, 1 (one) SuperBowl has been won by a QB who was a top 2 pick (Peyton Manning, Colts, 2007). In that same time, three SuperBowls have been won by a top 5 pick QB. Since 2000, 21 QBs have been selected in the top 5. Only one of them (Eli Manning, 2004) has won a Super Bowl. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2017/03/04/list-of-qbs-selected-in-first-round-of-nfl-draft-since-2000/98734644/ These are simply facts. Look at them however you'd like. Not sure that we need a top 5 pick.

Gotcha. 2nd round draft picks dont count. Not that I think Kiper is a great talent evaluator, but he has cultivated very good sources over the past 30 years. Brees was the 2nd rated QB On Kipers big board in 2001. Carry on...

Actually, Brees and Rodgers were both considered top QB prospects. Brees was the 2nd QB chosen.

So, this is a classic example of a false dichotomy. Stating there are only two possible choices. In reality, there is door #3. Select an outstanding QB in the late first round or later. You say this never happens? Consider the 3 best QBs in the game today. Brady, Brees, Rodgers. 6th rnd 2nd rnd, and 24th overall. Does it take a bit of luck to hit on these guys? Sure. But its far from the impossibility that the OP posed.

Ruh Roh I was a huge McDermott fan until this. He fires Byrd, who coached the most successful group for the Bills team, and hires his high school pal. Butler was not a good coach at PSU. PSU defense regressed when he was DC. Ironically, he was also high school buds with OB, who hired him first as DB coach, then as DC. Butler was constantly blaming PSU players for poor defensive efforts rather than taking responsibility. I hope he's improved, but dont think he has.

Unfortunately, your initial premise is 100% wrong. Kelly was drafted 14th, after the Bills finished 4-5. Pretty close to an 8-8 record.

So, no doubt the pats are really good. But I have never, in any sport, seen a team benefit more from officiating than the pats. The fumble recovery by Mack should have been a TD. He started running after recovering and was blown dead. But the wasn't touched by pats after recovery. Should have been been a TD.

If by "game" you mean a contest between two teams.... Yes, the game ended on the TD pass. The PAT was a silly formality. By rule, there was no way possible that the Saints coudl have won on the PAT kick. Therefore, the contest was over after the Vikings scored onthe TD pass. That wasnt offensive PI Both players stopped and were going for the ball.

Youre referring to what is known as a "OODA Loop". A friend of mine who was once a fighter pilot explained this to me. Stands for "Observe, Orient, Decide, Act". Here is a decent explanation: https://www.tacticalresponse.com/blogs/library/18649427-boyd-s-o-o-d-a-loop-and-how-we-use-it TT seems like a good guy. And I love the way he can drift out of the pocket, and effortlessly gain 12 yds at times. But I dont think he's a quick thinker. Thats not saying he's unintelligent, but rather not quick at processing and acting on information. According to my friend, during training, guys OODA loops coudl improve. But they all had an inherent ceiling. I think TT has hit his, so I'm looking for a change.

Ahh..., the young'uns here. This is the greatest 5 INT game ever. Bills intercept a HOF QB 5 times, including three (3) pick 6's. Jets QB threw EIGHT (8) TD passes in that game. Problem was 3 of those TDs were for the Bills. Only game the Bills won that year.... https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/196809290buf.htm

BS call. If he ran across the first down marker, and the retreated, and then was tackled, no one would say he gained a first down. He voluntarily pulled the ball back, then was tackled same thing. BS call.