Dan Darragh

Oh yeah?! How about Antonio Brown?

Not a single "Get 'er done Beane" post! What's become of this board???

I think he did 2 or 3 QB sneaks at the end of the game, one of them for 50 yards +/- and the Bills scored. Here's what I can find on the game, which I remember watching on TV.

Wow, can't believe this one didn't come up until page 5! This is my choice hands down. Bills picked off Brady 4 times, and the Bills came back from way down to snap the 15 game losing streak against the Pats. If you didn't love Fitz and Fred after this game, you don't have a heart.

No NFL coach wants to draft a QB who comes with the teams next head coach built-in.

Most baseball fans today (certainly the ones under age 40) don't even know which teams are in the AL and which are in the NL.

I assume his nickname is "The Silver Hammer"

I always pictured Josh driving with a wedge.

The problem with comparing artificial intelligence with mock drafts is that most mocks have NO intelligence

It's great for the Sabres!

Pats should have fired Mayo before the game instead of after, it would have helped them lose. Or at halftime, a reverse-Vonte. EDIT: I feel like I might have jinxed Vonte by writing this a few days before he croaked.

The Bills used Jordan Gay as a "kickoff specialist" but often was a healthy scratch. What a waste of a roster spot. Anything that reminds me of the Rex era gives me the chills.

REALLY? It's Gilchrist How soon they forget Lookie, lookie, here comes Cookie! Who here remembers that Peters came up as a 320 lb. tight end and the Bills picked him up as a UDFA. He was primarily a special teams player until he converted to OT and beat out the lamentable Mike Williams for the starting RT position (eventually moving to LT). Kudos to Buffalo's (usually-lamentable) front office and (no less lamentable) coaching staff for this one. By the time it's over he'll have gone from UDFA and the practice squad to Canton. EDIT: Buffalo's lamentable front office returned to form and wasn't willing to pay Peters. Eventually he was traded to Philly for a first round pick. While we were unhappy for years thinking that this stud should have finished his career with the Bills, we were very happy with the player we got with that first round pick - Eric Wood. Think about it: a UDFA turned into Peters and Wood who were mainstays of the OL from 2004 to 2017.

I thought I was going to have to scroll through pages and pages of responses, then write a post reminding everyone that they forgot (or never knew about) Robert James. To my pleasant surprise, the first response mentioned that he's the hands-down winner.

Bills missed a golden opportunity on April Fools to say they're bringing back the mid 2000's Bills players.