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The fan reaction is. The drafts are not.

Are you talking about Bednard?

Give our regards to Lake Mead.

No problem Steve. Good job though keeping Kaiir and Kahlil straight.

You'll have to fix your link then. Even cut and pasted it doesn't work. Regardless, you didn't answer the question.

OJ Howard is not the same athlete he was before he started having medical issues with his ankle, his foot, and his achilles. It's a fair question as to whether he'll ever regain his previous athleticism. Obviously his size is an asset but I haven't seen any evidence of burst or suddenness from him yet.

Weird that the draft assessment you posted above doesn't include Greg Rousseau or Boogie Basham. For a point of comparison the 2016 draft was the last one not done by this regime: 1st Round Shaq Lawson 2nd Round Reggie Ragland 3rd Round Adolphus Washington 4th Round Cardale Jones 5th Round Jonathan Williams 6th Round Colby Listenbee 6th Round Kevon Seymour Do you have an opinion about how this team has drafted under the new regime?

Two thoughts... I can't think of a current OC that calls plays from the sidelines however... there are still some HCs that call the offensive plays and they're obviously gonna be on the sidelines.

Ehlinger was probably the most impressive QB in today's game. He was a 6th rounder last year. I guess that's what the Bills were going for when they drafted Jake Fromm.

I think that just happened naturally.

Yeah that was the standard outcome each time Tasker attempted to communicate using the English language.

I hope he was drinking because at least that would give him an excuse.

He can get epidermis augmentation surgery on his palms if they start wearing thin.

Interesting timing for this topic... the Bills twice interviewed Frank Reich for the HC position... the first time when Rex Ryan eventually got the job and the second time when McDermott got the job.

No problem Steve.

Keenum's got a little too much adrenaline going.

Boy, Elam looked terrible on that pass defensed.

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How about now? Exactly. Comments about training camp performance are largely based upon expectations.

Thank you. Here's the link to the Tyler Dunne article: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2889029-what-sammy-watkins-believes

They drafted A.J. Brown in the second round and made him one of the most feared receivers in football despite him being somewhat injury-prone and playing on a run-first team. And virtually the only meaningful success in Tannehill's career has come in his 3 seasons under Vrabel. I don't know if Vrabel's capable of being a QB and passer-friendly head coach but I think it's too early to say that he can't.

To the bolded above, most close NFL observers think very highly of Vrabel. If Vrabel is unsuccessful in grooming Willis it won't have to do with Vrabel's "temperament." It'll probably have more to do with Todd Downing and Tim Kelly.... those in charge of the offensive Xs and Os. Vrabel said he pulled Willis because he wouldn't throw the football to open receivers. I highly doubt Vrabel is going to abet a QB controversy when he's doing everything he can to tamp one down. So having a QB who "plays it safe" is the key to winning? Highly disagree. The great QBs understand risk : reward and make good decisions in those contexts... in other words they take chances. Also great QBs throw receivers open. Also great QBs are accurate enough to complete passes in tightly-contested situations. Playing it safe doesn't work for an NFL QB. If it were that simple... Time has muddled your memory... Jay Clocker is his name. Daboll was hired largely to save the Giants investment in Daniel Jones (6th overall in 2019) by developing his talents. He was not hired to undermine Jones. If Jones flops this year, then the Giants move on next year.

Mass stupidity really. For one it's demeaning to expect a player to pick an item off the ground and sign it, and then try to return it to the thrower. For another thing it's potentially dangerous. The Bills PR team meets with the players and directs them to IGNORE objects thrown by fans. The Bills PR team makes announcements before the team takes or leaves the field, informing fans that throwing items is prohibited and that thrown items will not be returned and that throwing items could result in penalties to the thrower. Players will ignore the thrown items and the maintenance staff will collect any thrown items and make sure they are NOT returned to the throwers. If throwers are identified they are sanctioned appropriately. Problem solved.

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