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I'm glad they did away with cheerleading for the Bills. Never cared for it on any level.

Maybe he should focus on his own division? DeShaun Watson being healthy changes the AFCS, not as much as a healthy Andrew Luck does, but if both those guys are healthy, Jacksonville doesn't win that division.

Taking a RB in the 1st round. Which one? Pick one

I would agree with you but as the cost goes, 1-st and a couple of seconds while not mortgaging the future in 2019 was just fine with me. we didn't hurt the future of the franchise one bit. We got a 1st round pick this year in Edmunds, and we got IMO a 2nd round talent in Phillips as well. I'm happy we have Allen and happy at what we didn't give up to get him. if he doesn't work out, we draft another guy down the road but at the very least we're still building a solid team right now.

Wait until TC and see who gets cut.

savage

oh ok gotcha.

I never felt like Kelly was that much of an underdog to Marino. He definitely belonged. Now maybe Flutie/Marino that's a War Admiral/Seabiscuit

That's funny.

I switched to Michters Bourbon, and I absolutely love it. Also those IPA caskmates that Jameson makes are pretty good too.

It was pink and we drank that crap for almost an entire year in middle school. Probably explains why i'm so messed up now.

Sharkleberry FINN FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's one of the issues withthis process, these guys spend 4 months being poked and prodded, which must be an exhaustive process, all the interviews, and everything. Then they have to get ready to go play a 16 game season including 4 preseason games that none of them have ever done before.

Good to see Allen and great to see Jimbo out there!

But i do wholeheartedly support upgrading the MLB position. I liked Brown, and If we had kept him I think he would have been useful but Edmunds should do better at that position in everything, run, pass, shedding blockers. Edmunds is an all around upgrade.

I don't even like to think about that. Just fingers crossed, this time of the year, non contact is the most dangerous drill they can do.

I think Allen plays early, not to start the season, but I think after week 7 he'll be in there playing. And with a rookie QB there will be growing pains. Look at the Eagles, 2016- 7-9 with Wentz but you could see he was the real deal he was just a rookie. 2nd year they win the super bowl. Give Allen a season in the NFL to adjust, then take all that 80 million in cap space in 2019 and all those draft picks we still have and load this roster and make a run.

7-9 but we're a better team than we were last season and we are trending upwards.

I have no idea. Better techniques to attach the ligaments, better rehab processes, everything is just better I guess but at the same time, i believe they are using things like PEDs or stem cells as well, that's not based on first hand knowledge just my opinion.

I think Suggs has had two of them, i know Kyle has had at least one as well, his was a partial tear and they had to fully detach it then reattach. Modern medicine is unreal, things that 30 years ago ended careers are now 10 month recoveries.

Bring this thing to Orlando so I can go. I'd probably go to Jacksonville too but not Tampa....

I know, Their oline coach actually does a pretty good job, Brady does take hits, but he's so good at getting the ball out quick and recognizing the coverage, their offense is hard to beat even with the revolving door at oline.

Secrets??? You mean holding and having the refs look the other way? Not much of a secret

Not to defend Brown too much but Bortles was a running QB in college, he's capable of breaking contain and making things happen with his legs. If I wanted to lay blame for that loss on one side of the ball....I mean 3 points in a playoff game?? pathetic

Rooting for any and every Olineman we have under contract, we need 5 to step up and get the job done.