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Man I had a man crush for McDonald since the draft. Would have loved to move on him. Oh well. His presence will make Jesse James available though. Jesse James a Buffalo Bill almost seems meant to be.

It just tastes better. Stronger seasoning it taste almost homemade and less fast foodie. And I did not get the Hershey squirts.

Gotta try it in New Orleans. So much better than anywhere else.

I see where people are coming from, but Logan Thomas, to my eye, is starting to come around. He looks much better as a blocker and has been an okay reciever. There is still some nice potential in there. His route running appears to have improved as well. I do like O'Leary, but I understand why they moved on. Croom is a nice reciever, and an awful blocker, but Thomas still has potential to become an all around tight end. I thought he sucked too, but since Clay has been out, he has been the #1 and I think he looks a lot better.

Edmund's ceiling is something like an Urlacher. His size and speed combination is ridiculous. He is so young and I think he has played pretty tremendously conisdering all of the responsibilities he has. That third down stop when he covered Fournette out of the backfield and stoned him, there are probably just one or two guys in the league who could do that at none of them are 6-5, 250. LVE is playing well. He reminds of a young AJ Hawk before the injuries. You guys want AJ Hawk or Brian Urlacher?

Do not take a left tackle in the top ten of the draft unless they are elite. Do not take a right tackle in the top ten ever. This guy has way too many question marks and things of that nature. Take an elite player up there, regardless of position.

Yep with the Rhein Fire. Plus guys like Jon Kitna, David Akers, Dante Hall, Jake Delhomme, and James Harrison.

My favorite part about his Jet sweep touchdown was Zay Jones cutting crap out of Jalen Ramsey. So cool

Zach is a really nice fit for what they do in Washington. Not sure he would have been great for McDermott's scheme, and he talks trash about his coaches on twitter, but yes I definitely take Milano. The guy simply makes game changing plays. Some of it is lucky, but a lot it is just being aggressive,

Good thing we didn't sign Zach Brown to some ridiculous contract. We never would have found this guy.

Maybe Bortles can work on NFL Matchup and explain how to throw interceptions and throw uncatchable ducks to guys 5 yards away.

Oops...I guess not. I did not notice him on the field

Does anyone think Shaq gets suspended or Murphy is going to out all season? Smith is relatively interesting as a former first round pick, but hasn't quite done anything in the NFL. When he was released Carroll talked about some personal issues the guy was having. I dunno.

I appreciate your take. I think what drove me bananas during that time is that I felt strongly that Rudolph would go in the third round, and some fans wanted to trade into the top ten for him. I'm not saying he won't make it, but he was, and is a third round prospect who has been inactive all season. But like you said, his full book has yet to be written. .

"I may have been wrong about Jimmy Clausen" - Mel Kiper "I may have been wrong about Blaine Gabbert." Todd McShay and a whole bunch of coaches "I may have been wrong about EJ Manuel." - Doug Whaley "I may have been wrong about Mason Rudolph." - Chris Trapasso Point being, it happens. And these guys are professionals and get paid a lot of money to be wrong about 50% of the time, so no worries.

I think some of those takes are fair opinions at the time, wrong but fair. Some fans bought into the "Josh Allen 56% completion" thing and never moved past it. He still has not been super accurate, but I believe he is special. To get a real laugh you have to dig up the "we should trade up for Mason Rudolph" stuff. And the "God I hope New England doesn't trade up in front of us for Mason Rudolph." Good times.

It certainly feels that way at times. I'm actually a Bills and Mariners fan. Nothing compares to Jerry Dipoto's 38 trades in three years and trading, then re-acquiring multiple players.

Nah she's just racist. Career is dead, but she's still alive.

Drew Kaser is better than both of these guys. I wonder why he didn't get a look. The job is Bojorquez's anyway I suppose.

I think his value to this team goes a bit deeper than the stats. He's been big pumping up Josh Allen, and he has the credibility to do so. I think it has a bit to do with Josh's swagger. I don't want to lose that for a 4th round pick.

Marrone wants to go coach the Jets with MacCagnan his boy. It's the job he wanted a few years ago, but Jets ownership wanted Bowles. I could see Marrone quitting, again, and taking the Jets job.

Big difference between this and Preston Brown standing there like a douche when Tredavious got blindsided.n Ironic that Jon Runyan is handing out suspensions.

I love #69 from the Jags putting his hands up, like "what the hell leonard"

Bortles is awful. Still can't believe we lost that playoff game to him. I blame Tuhrod and slow as crap Preston.

I don't have a problem with hiring him as a QB coach or some sort of offensive assistant. He was drafted by the Patriots in 2003 so some of the concepts would mesh. Brian Daboll was the receivers coach on that Super Bowl winning staff in 2003 so there is a bit of a match there.