This was just the saddest comment I've seen on here in a while. "I've reported you?" How in the world has the conversation on this board devolved to the point where instead of debate and discourse we are now trying to get other posters banned for disagreeing with us?
+1
Plus we are already overpaying a #1 TE. This seems like a luxury pick on a team that will likely need to pick up 2 lbs and 3 dbs just to field a competitive team next year. That's not even touching the QB issue.
I doubt Marrone was allowed to say no to this interview. Fortunately, St. Doug's keen mind for analytics will make this a marriage sent from heaven. I imagine Chip will start off every morning bringing Doug his special shake and Coughlin his Ensure.
I sincerely hope we don't trade away a first rd pick for a guy that is going to be hanging up his cleats soon.
I think you'll find Kizer rises higher than he should because his measurables at the combine will be better than most.
I tire of this internet tough-guy attitude. Saying "I don't like these guys and my idea is better" without actually proposing any actual names and giving reasons to back up your "new is better" proposal is a bit ridiculous. Probably best to remember that the guy who clamors for that shine box winds up in the trunk.
The fact that your entertainment involves dressing up like eeyore and trolling people with negative comments on a fan board makes the poster's premise relevant
Oftentimes when introducing someone you ask them how they would like to be introduced. Regardless of how positively Pegula considers this I think it's likely that McDermott asked for that.
I found it encouraging that Tyrod chose to be there rather than avoid the team in the midst of a weird time job security-wise for him. Kudos to him for showing some maturity.
The ability to speak in public means very little with regards to intelligence. Some of the smartest people I've ever met have had social anxiety or severe speech impediments. I think you would be surprised at how off-base your statement is.
Once this country moved from a production/goods economic model to a services model the ability to be articulate and to "sell" became outrageously overvalued. The ability to "sell" or speak well in public does not directly correlate to intelligence.