WotAGuy

Perhaps they should start first by hiring some talent.

Could another team still come in and make another, higher offer sheet?

Black Man Can't Jump

You must have meant to say "for all intensive purposes". You're welcome. This must be the question Tyrod is asking his agent as well.

http://www.patspulpit.com/2017/3/8/14845410/patriots-bill-belichick-saw-a-strong-downhill-runner-in-bills-restricted-free-agent-mike-gillislee "His slashing style and 5-foot-11, 219-pound frame bode well between the tackles and also outside of them. And at 26 years old and with just 169 career offensive touches, his NFL odometer remains low. Those selling points may not be enough to bring Gillislee to Foxborough more than once a year. Having looked on as Hogan departed in a similar capacity, there’s reason to think the Bills won’t let the Patriots call the same play twice. But on the surface, it’d make sense for Belichick’s side to try."

Very interesting. I can see the mental stumbling block with this. You go out to kick a FG and 33 yds is a gimme. You go out to kick a XP that used to be a 19 yd automatic, and now it's 33 yds. Big difference in looking at that 33 yd XP.

Logically correct. But the financials only work if they sign Tyrod to the extension and then cut him after June 1.

Would have. I just stated it without your double negative.

I'm with you - a cheap rookie would have done much worse than Shady.

As the Bills greatest QB of all-time, Flutie was only 4' 11". As I tell my girl, size doesn't matter.

If we ever make the playoffs again, we'll party like its 1999

What high school would want them? Those lights are so 1999.....

Instant Replay by Jerry Kramer is an old classic but very good in showing how player size, training, game planning etc have all changed radically.

Best Tyrod thread by far

Since there's no games to watch (other than DVDs of games from the 80s and 90s), I'm breaking out my Bills library. Personal favorite: "OJ Education of a Rich Rookie". Behind the scenes look at the 1969 season that's pretty revealing and entertaining. Lots of stories about the last days of the 1960s Bills crew, including Maguire, Day, Kemp, Shaw and many more. Great photos and lots of game day details. Enjoyed this as a kid and it still holds up for me. I have a dozen or so Bills books written by or about former players and coaches. Many good ones in there and some real stinkers. Interested to hear about others' favorites.....

OJ is being paroled soon! At 69, he's still faster than most 68-year olds.

He's the unknown Bills LB that had two threads started a minute apart during a slow news day. Bet one of the threads gets to 5 pages!

I have always said there were a bunch of dim bulbs at OBD

Ha! Listened to Burr's podcast today. His story about the halftime show at the Duke/UNC game was especially hilarious.

Nice video: amazing how fruitless the truckloads and helicopter drops appear given the size of the erosional area https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLeod6x87Tu6eVFnSyEtQeOVbxvSWywPlx&v=T5zumuQIMV0

Nope. Just a lingering, deep, saliva-swapping kiss.

A beautiful tribute to your son. Thank you for setting aside your pain to remind others that addiction is a disease and not a reflection of a person's worth. God has Danny in His arms now.

How did security down the drone anyway?

Wegmans in Syracuse carries this My vote goes to Welch's unfiltered grape juice. Recently discontinued. Delicious and thick.

I don't know how to feel...he did find us our franchise QB.....