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Henry Jones Tony Greene started as a corner but was moved to safety in maybe his 2nd or 3rd year. Phenomenol athlete in the Darrell Green mold. You think Clements' best years were after the Bills? Love the Freudian slip.

I also notice that New Orleans has devoted the most resources to O-line and they're far from strong at that position. Ditto with Dallas and their defensive line. Really interesting breakdown... thanks!

It's insane that Denver has devoted over 20% of their draft capital to wide receivers and they have to show for it: Courtland Sutton Troy Franklin Marvin Mims Trent Sherfield Michael Bandy AT Perry Devaughn Vele

How much money do you think she'll have come across simply by marrying him?

Very interesting stuff. Have you crunched all the position groups yet?

Regardless of the spelling, arguably Tchaikovsky's greatest work and a holiday tradition.

They then tear up the 2 year deal they signed with Ty Johnson on March 11th and sign him to a new 3 year deal with more guaranteed money.

This was a fun and interesting exercise. Thanks to all of the participants.

Well then, at the very least he should cut off his own thumb.

But If I said Seppuku, very few people would know what I’m talking about… and it’s my bad joke (dagnabit). In all seriousness, when we signed MCGovern there were numerous people here saying that we signed the wrong Connor McGovern.

Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that things are “not great” between Cook and the Bills, which seems obvious given the for sale sign in Cook’s yard. But Rapoport adds that Cook “will play for the Bills next [season].” https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/report-james-cook-will-play-for-bills-in-2025-despite-contract-impasse

That’s a very solid take. What effect will the sweeping tariffs imposed by the current administration have on global economies? Also, what numbers should I play in Wednesday’s Powerball drawing? Thanks!

Smithers? Is that you? Beane should just do the honorable thing and resign in disgrace… or commit harakiri.

He couldn’t carry Chris Watson’s jar of Stickum.

“In breaking news the Buffalo Bills have announced a contract extension for second year running back Ray Davis…”

True but Watson was inarguably the best punt catcher in Buffalo Bills history.

In Old English, "ye" (written as "ge" in Old English) meant "you" and was used as the second-person plural pronoun” For the click averse, Kentucky CB Maxwell Hairston Ohio State DT Tyleik Williams Notre Dame Safety Xavier Watts

Butch Byrd, hands down. p.s. - This should be a poll.

The Chiefs drafted a receiver last year?

If you can't get along with Pellegrino you can't get along with anyone. He has a reputation as being totally transparent with his players and has a bubbly personality.

So no trade partners... he was released outright. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/raiders-waive-jack-jones-re-sign-five-erfas

Is there any proof that Milton was close to being released? Obviously his market value wasn't high but that doesn't automatically equate to no other possible trade partners. In answer to your question (and regardless of our opinions) Milton's worth exactly what was paid for him... which is not much but also more than nothing. My "steel sharpens steel" comment was in a post that didn't mention even Milton... and in fact that specific post addressed the practice of "clearing the way" for an undisputed starter. I said verbatim: I always questioned the practice of "clearing the way" for the undisputed starter. 1) It contradicts the "steel sharpens steel" principle. 2) It brings into question the mental toughness of the presumed starter. That said, we've seen it done many times. That said, you don't have to agree with my assessment. There are numerous stories regarding the Milton trade that state that Vrabel wanted to remove any perceived threats in Drake Maye's mind. That was the bigger point in my post. And if you don't think there are legitimate examples of "steel sharpening steel" (i.e.- legitimate competitions which improve both players) then we'll simply not agree.

As was posted upthread, the Cowboys received Milton and a 7th round pick in return for that 5th. In other words the Cowboys got Milton simply by moving down 47 spots. Most people feel that Dallas was the team that won the trade.