Simon

Agree with all of this, although I'm still not entirely convinced he has that long speed. What he does have is truly elite burst around the LOS. Adding the physicality that makes him no longer an easy arm tackle has made him that much more dangerous as well. I rarely approve of drafting a RB before the 3rd rnd and I cannot remember the last time I even considered giving a Bills RB a significant contract, but about halfway through last season, Cook had me seriously reconsidering that long time stance.

I don't know how this is going to work out, but I will say this after watching whatever clips I could find: This dude is a very, very smart ballplayer.

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I'm Mosely!

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They're going to regret that one

And apparently it is time for somebody to bump up the readers to 2.75

Wow, that is weird. I can't even access it to work with it. You are a unique sonofabitch!

That was a close call then because I almost went with "your so old you need to ask your kids to change your Gabe Davis avatar for you"

That isn't because you're not old, it's because you're not stupid 👍

Look at you over there pretending you're still 29

I think they call him O-Gun if that helps

I know it was '87 because people were having fun with the harmonic convergence at the time and the band was heading up to Telluride to play just a few days after Red Rocks while that was happening. I think I may have ruined the harmonic convergence by sneaking into Telluride without a ticket

This was a discussion with another poster about Dane Jackson

With the Bills obsession with keeping everything in front of them we don't get to see it very often, but even as a rookie when he should have been nervous, instead he was out there committing borderline assault on veteran receivers that were much bigger than him. That boy has no fear and if McDermott allows it, he is a very effective corner playing physically in short areas.

Dane Jackson is an aggressive, physical CB if he is allowed to be. He has no problems with fighting you in a phone booth and teh only thing that will make him passive is the scheme.

I have no idea what may have gone on behind the scenes; just that the difference between the guy they drafted and the guy they traded is genuinely stunning.

I'm not saying he was great, or even a natural. But one thing that he wasn't was scared. After 4 years of being repeatedly castrated by McDermott, he was absolutely terrified of his own shadow by the time he left here. Maybe it was a poor pick as a result of failed scouting, but the Bills coaches did nothing but make the whole situation worse.

Even a blind nut finds a squirrel every once in a while

You hating something the Bills did? Perish the thought

If you're ever in the area you can go in during the day and walk around and check the place out; it's worth it whether there is a band playing or not. Weird story: A few years ago I was passing through and wanted to show my wife what it was like to see the Dead from the front row on a stage that is only like 2' high. We go in but they have the front 4-5 rows blocked off because they were setting up for a show that night. I asked a guy that was working who was playing tonight and he said "I don't know him but some guy name Bill Kreutzmann" Talk about coming full circle!

I wouldn't respect you if you didn't try

That's fair and could be true, but the difference between 2022 Elam and the mess that was tiptoeing around out there in 2025 was so stark that I can't absolve the staff for being a part of it.

I don't want to do anything that might kill the poor kid

When you go from looking competent and unafraid as a rookie with upside to looking like a terrified train wreck 4 years later, that is not on just the player, imo.