Ralonzo

I think I remember this from when the internet was like, Netscape, altavista, and the first million porn sites.

The most powerful man would never be ignored. Joe isn’t even the kid you ignore. He’s the one you send into the store to steal beer, and if he makes it back, then you ignore him. Otherwise he takes the fall for you.

was he named after what got him conceived?

NFL Draft: Kenneth Walker III would be instant fantasy RB sleeper if Bills draft him

: sad face :

That would have solved so many problems.

No one, no one, no one ever is to blame.

Like Watson, Woolen popped to me watching the combine drills. Raw, but elite traits - a Bills calling card of late.

Wasn’t Right Josh the Ferrari of that draft?

I’ve been warming up to Watson. The physical dominance of a Chase Claypool while still being a Process guy.

i don’t see anything wrong with the colors…

That, or Heron Menthol Stadium?

DVR’d both this and Week 5 at KC. I had forgotten how much help the Chefs got from the stripes in that game. And still got rekt.

This, I can’t think of who might be the one player at a position of need who is so clearly the best available option that for sure won’t be there at 25 and for sure will be there in the range Buffalo can get to at the draft - and only the draft - between now and September that Beane would open other roster holes or neglect addressing others.

The internal polling must be outside the margin of fraud.

some people thought winning by 42 instead of 35 was a bit of salt in the wound Ah you beat me to it. My “starting to believe” moment was the throw to John Brown to win the Jets game, season opener 2019. Thought to myself, “Self, that was a very unBillsy thing that just happened.”

When the people demand cuts in spending, police, teachers and firemen go first. That'll learn you.

Defer to when? Next game?

He seems less of a process guy than an indictment guy from what I recall on the Team.

Miami still owes me a decade for sitting through the 70s. f*** em thru 2029.

Why offensive assistants? Do they believe they are more easily offended?

I agree that Beane has a philosophy of using draft trades to align BPA or at least BPA tier with need. That said, from the sounds of the scouting class it seems like the sweet spot of the draft will not be at the top end or late round depth, but rounds 2-4. These are players in a range where absolutely they will challenge hard for the 53. I would hope Beane will try to maximize value here, and not try to move up for fewer players or down for PS guys who would be poached. The low round draft capital doesn’t move the needle on day 1 or day 2. Also there’s always a few unexpected picks and reaches at the top, at least, as long as the Raiders are still in the league. It could go a couple ways: 1) Nobody they love at 25 and trade down for day 2 capital. 2) Someone they love at 25 and draft him. 3) A few guys they love at 25 and trade down. I don’t see the Bills using day 2 capital to move up on day 1. They ought to be looking to add younger (cheaper) contracts at any/all of CB, IOL, WR, LB, RB, S. One scenario I actually wouldn’t hate is if there’s a position slide (QB?) and a team wants to jump from the top end of the 2nd up to 25, offering next years 1. Basically giving the 5th year option in exchange for draft value. All of that Allen draft maneuvering would not have been necessary if they had traded with Houston instead of KC - the future 1 (+#25o) that the Texans gave to move to 12 for Watson ended up being #4 overall the next year, as opposed to the future 1 from KC (+#27o). If a team that projects to be craptastic next year makes an offer of a future 1, that plays into building for continued success which Beane is always speaking to. The Bills are finally in a position with a fairly loaded roster to maximize assets and let value come to them rather than reaching and chasing (Travares Tillman, Cyrus Kouandijo, John McCargo, Aaron Maybin, etc etc) as the traditionally competitive teams like Baltimore and Pittsburgh have done. More or less, the Polian way.

From early on Allen did things like hard counts and try to take advantage of the Offside for big plays. He was always a QB, not an athlete with an arm being a dilettante at the position. Dont practice till you get it right - practice till you can’t get it wrong.

Answering the question, what might AC/DC sound like with Keith Moon.

I’m not a RB in the top 3 guy, but Kenny Walker on the board at 57 was kinda sticking out for me. I can see them try to pop 3 or 4 spots to get Hall potentially.