Max Fischer

Dumb take.

I don’t see how texting is any different than email. I find texting easier for casual conversation and email more for long form. In my business my only phone is my cell (why would you want a desk phone and multiple voice mail boxes?). Each industry is different but for mine the concept of 9-5 work hours is pretty outdated. Most don’t abuse late night and weekends but business does occasionally occur at all hours.

Good, look forward to it, they both know the game. Suzi Kolber would be good as well.

Very good, underrated band with a lot talent that that flirted with great. Had a few lasting hits with a nice slew of songs that didn't get as much attention.

Yeah, that’s what I said. ?

So far, I'm not seeing many rookie tendencies. He uses the whole field, has no favorite receiver, his touch passes improve every week and it's just a matter of time before he starts to hit the home run ball. The greatest weakness is he doesn't have experience and may be susceptible to "new" defenses.

Except the middle/bubble screen to Ivory (though with pressure in his face) and the first deep pass, every throw looked on target.

But . . . it's not luck, it''s how you win.

He's already a weapon.

Bouldin was barely in the team, same with Davis and Richie is a nut but go ahead and troll.

Dude, you are the guy who keeps screaming, "WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE!," then gagged and tied up by those who have kept their wits.

You sound like someone who is losing their mind under the stress, each post gets more ludicrous. I wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with you.

Get a grip, the McDermott hate is atrocious.

Philip Gaines is a 5th year player

This game was a disaster but did have a few things I "liked" (or didn't hate): Josh Allen - With the game already over a lot of pressure was off. However, it was still his first game and I thought he did well under the circumstances. Not ready to say he is "ready" but I would feel comfortable starting him Game #2. The Punter - Other than THAT play and a shank that still went 35+ yards, this kid is a keeper. Tre Edmunds - Wow, I didn't expect him to do so well. Yes, a few plays here and there didn't go well, but he's seems to have much more confidence than in the preseason. Milano - Same. They seemed to say, "Screw it, stop thinking and start hitting." Murphy - He runs hard, some nice returns. Croom - He seems to get open, hard to cover. Unlike what's his name. Dawkins - Not a great game but solid. I don't really care about the penalty. Didn't like - or more, disappointed. In particular: OL - Much worse than I even imagined. Not even sure where to begin. Inactives - Vontae is average but I don't understand how you sit him. Gaines - Holy crap he's terrible Star - Invisible Benjamin - Dude plays small and like he doesn't care. Peterman - I didn't expect much but it's clear defenses don't fear him - at all.

2017 - Playoffs = Grade A 2018 - Draft and Season = Cannot yet grade 2019 - Clearing room for major salary cap flexibility and accumulating draft picks = Grade A

UK soccer could use an ethics lesson from UK basketball. ("It's OK as long you don't get caught.")

This post opens a few more cans of worms. I think it's a lazy storyline to say the "franchise is a failure," which is true, until it isn't. It's like saying the New York Giants are great until they are not. The McBeane era is in Year 2 and McBeane can only be judged by the players and contracts they inherited and what they do next. So the question is: Was the "purge" a good thing or a bad thing? Personally, I don't believe Watkins was worth the money he wanted, Dareus certainly wasn't, Glenn spent far too much time on the IR and Ragland looked lost. I view the McBeane moves have helped clear all the dead wood, the bloated contracts and players who needed to go. Next, they'll be judged by the players they have drafted, the players they brought in and the ones they kept. Well, Year 1 was pretty damn good, Year 2 could have it's growing pains and I'm really looking forward to Year 3 and 4 when the roster is truly theirs. Pet peeve, and it may be unintentional, but I'm particular when trades are characterized as "giving up a pick" when it's part of swap. In this case, he Bills traded picks #53 and #56 (via the Rams in another salary move) for the right to SWAP the 12th pick for the 7th pick.

What I'd like to see: Pump fake to a sideline receiver and then go long.

Do you think Peterman will do better or worse? I'd take something like that in a heartbeat. Peterman will redeem himself and prove he belongs in the league.

How many games before Peterman throws five interceptions? Ravens - 1 Chargers - 0 Vikings - 1 Packers - 2 Titans - 0 Texans - 2

Well done

Technically, it's the Pegula's team. As for the roster, this is how I see a comparison to last year's team: QB: Honestly believe Peterman or Allen are more apt to win games than Tyrod (and first-year Peterman). Of course, the major difference is . . . OL: Worse than last year. No one on the squad is as good as Incognito, Groy could be a push on Wood, all others are literally the same (and not necessarily improving). Biggest potential disaster. WR: On paper, I think this is a slight upgrade over last year. RB: Slightly better than last year. Though if Shady goes down . . . TE: I believe they'll be better than last year overall. More versatility. Depth: Possibly a push but hard to tell. Coordinator: Even on Daboll's worst day I think he's better than Rick Dennison. Even geniuses can't make all bad players look good, but I think overall, Daboll will make a "D" offense into a "C- or C" offense, which could be "good enough" and likely better than last year. No real depth could also wipe out the season. DL - I'd like to say significantly better than last year but I'll simply say "improved" on paper. LB - Again, would like to say "improved" but I'll call this a push until Edwards gets better and Milano shows improvement. DB - All the same as last year, but curious if the new corners are better than Gaines and company. Depth: Slightly better but likely a push until proven otherwise. Coordinator: Same. Curious to see if a true game plan will restore confidence that getting kicked around in preseason meant nothing. Much tougher schedule, growing pains at QB, potential OL implosion so I'll go with 6-10. Bad start and gets better as season goes on.

We don't follow the Broncos that much, thus don't know everything that goes on there, and Elway managed them to recent Super Bowl. That's all I need to know about the whether Elway sticks around.

As I believe OL is of greatest need I find the following the most intriguing: OC Spencer Pulley - possibly make him center and move Groy to starting guard. Release Bodine. G/T Austin Pasztor - Good experience, not great at anything but seemed solid. Release Newhouse. Also throw Gentry in there and release Foster.