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I think you're overreacting. I said Hackett was "the gift that keeps on giving" and that "I hope the Jets don't fire him." Hackett has spent essentially 11 years as an NFL OC. He did a good job in one of those years. In my book he gets zero credit for his 3 years with Aaron Rodgers on account of Matt LaFleur being the real OC and the success LaFleur has continued to have post-Rodgers and post-Davante Adams. He gets as much credit for Aaron Rodgers as does Alex Van Pelt. Hackett is a run of the mill coach who's ridden his father's coattails and a mediocrity as an OC. You're right. He should be a QBs coach, not a coordinator.

"Matt Haack, I'd like you to meet Brian Moorman. Brian Moorman, Matt Haack."

I guess the over/under is 0.5.

Do we have corroboration here or is this hearsay? Did anyone else pay $150? Was anyone told that parking was $150? I'm in a bit of a state of shock on this.

I loved The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.

Not bad... 2nd team All Pro and Pro Bowler in 2019. Yes, Dotson has the opportunity to develop into a great player for sure.

Nathaniel Hackett is the gift that keeps on giving. A friend of mine is a chef in NYC and Robert Saleh was having dinner with Arthur Smith in his restaurant the other night. I was wondering if that meant that Hackett was in jeopardy... although it would really piss off Aaron Diva Rodgers if they fired Hackett. From the standpoint of the Bills, I hope the Jets don't fire Hackett.

FWIW (admittedly not much) but Penn State has never produced a great NFL wide receiver.

And that's saying a lot. This was 60 years ago when athletes were generally smaller and Buck Buchanan and Ben Davidson were both huge players too.

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/k.j.-hamler/32004841-4d38-6186-eea5-110d32b9644c

According to Spotrac, $15.175 million career earnings!

This is exactly my concern. What if he suffers frostbite and can't field the snaps from Adam Lingner... er Reid Ferguson?

If this were a poll, I'm voting Rex.

That's assuming that he has... you know... a brain.

A virgin? Summon all the women from the outlying villages!!! If we're opening it up to those that are disliked, should we add Tim Graham and John Warrow? I'm confused by the criteria... What's the over/under on the number of fools/fans who attempt The Pit? There's the Al Davis torch altar at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas... why not Buffalo? Which makes me think, the Meadowlands has Jimmy Hoffa... maybe we should "contact" Joe Todaro? Especially if we commemorate the ceremony with condiments... lots of condiments. I think you can only call Cellino now. Double checking with the FAA... Remember, you grow where you're planted... or something like that. Oh... I guess that's not Fitzmagic after all...

Offside but not out of bounds...

There are 25 former Chiefs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame... and arguably more that are deserving based on their careers mostly in the AFL. There are 12 former Bills in the Hall of Fame. Also the Chiefs won 3 AFL Championships, the most of any team. And they've won the most Super Bowls of the teams that were in the AFL... tied with the Raiders and Broncos with 3. The Hall of Honor at Arrowhead Stadium is virtually the American Football League Hall of Fame. Like it or not, the Chiefs are the standard bearer for the teams which came out of the American Football League. Hate and respect. Also that 1st Round running back who had the Merton Hanks neck... Harvey Williams? Neil Smith used to do a home run swing sack celebration. During one Bills-Chiefs game, Bruce Smith decided to return the favor. I remember DeBerg broke his pinkie one year and played with a comically oversized cast on it. The cast was so disproportionately large that you couldn't help but think his chiropractor was seeing dollar signs watching him play. As some here know, Joe Delaney died trying to save others. He didn't know how to swim but he saw three young boys drowning in a lake and tried to save them. Of the 4 individuals, one boy survived. Delaney was also known for other acts of charity and kindness. And by virtue of that win represented the AFL in the first Super Bowl where they lost to Vince Lombardi's Green Bay Packers.

Ralph is cheap? The Rooney Rule?

As long as you don't have posters of Jack Tatum on your wall... not sure when/how it happened but Donte Whitner is a media personality out here and he's known by the moniker "Donte Hitner." I don't remember us calling him Hitner when he was with the Bills but it's possible I've forgotten.

I'm not sure where Moorman lives but my old boss who owns 57 acres on Ellicott Rd near the Orchard Park-West Falls border once ran into Moorman hunting on his property and had to tell him to punt. Remember the year we were so bad that the Bills Media team decided that a photo of Moorman punting out of his own end zone would be a good way to entice season ticket holders to renew?

Toney ran a 4.37 at the combine but is averaging 6.6 ypc this season. How is that even possible? I seem to recall that the Giants wanted Devonta Smith in the first round and the Eagles traded ahead of them to take Smith. The Giants then traded down and selected Toney. It was a Dave Gettelman pick.