Bill from NYC

He is and always was a wonderful person and I'm very happy for the man.

Once beneath the stars The universe was ours Love was all we knew And all I knew was you I wonder if you know I wonder if you think about it Once upon a time In your wildest dreams

I don't know why you think this. If Bowers played in Buffalo he would walk in the door as the team's best receiver. Josh would use him to the point of taking reception numbers away from out wideouts. I can't even imagine the TD numbers that Bowers would put up with Josh Allen as his QB. I do see your point that comparing Kincaid to Bowers is not fair, in that Bowers has the potential to be as good as or better than Kelce, or even Gronk. Don't you think that Josh would be tossing Bowers TDs almost at will, to the point that the numbers of every other receiver would decrease? I think that a healthy combination of Josh and Bowers would be unstoppable and make the Bills Super Bowl winners. Of course this is jmo.

And if she says to you She don't love me (oh-oh-oh) Just give her my message Tell her of my plea And I know Well, if she had me back again Oh, I would never make her sad I've got a heart full of soul

Rob Johnson broke my heart. I admit it: When he came to town I thought that he would be great. I had seen one of his games with the Jaguars and he completed almost every pass. RJ was big, an excellent runner, had a cannon, and was pretty accurate. Despite all of this he was horrible. I was at the game when he was on the Redskins and was worried for his life. He took numerous brutal hits. In any event, I suppose I would take Tyrod.

What you tryin' to do with my soul What you tryin' to do with my soul Everything I had was yours And now I'm closing all the doors What you tryin' to do with my soul

Well, the only person talking about love thy brother is the preacher And it seems, nobody's interested in learning, but the teacher Segregation, determination, demonstration, integration Aggravation, humiliation, obligation to our nation Ball of confusion Oh yeah, that's what the world is today Woo, hey, hey

They call Alabama the Crimson Tide.

I'm not trying to get into an argument, but I'm wondering, does the above stat takes into account the extended schedule? I ask this because some of those teams included in this stat might have also sat there QBs in the final game when they already had clinched, this in a 14 game season. Also, the running was much more prevalent before the rule changes which would seem to indicate less scoring. Again, just asking.

Ask him for water, he poured me some wine We finished the bottle and broke into mine. You get what you come for, ya ready to go Well, it's one in ten thousand that come for the show. Abraham and Isaac diggin' on a well Mama came quick with the water witch spell Well cool clear water well you can't ever tell.

Sounds like a reasonable theory.

McDermott is a defensive minded coach. I don't think that Beane had the authority to pick a wide receiver in the first round without the approval/consent of McDermott. I do believe that Beane has the power to make trades in order to get players that McDermott and the staff want, but I do not think that he has the final say. So, we disagree but I appreciate the dialogue.

OK but if the above is indeed true, shouldn't McDermott shoulder some of the blame for any draft blunders? I see post after post singling out Beane, and Beane certainly doesn't appear to be making these picks in a vacuum. I have never worked in a place where more than one person had "final" say. Is it even possible? As I have previously stated, my opinion of McDermott as a coach has improved. That said, most of our early draft picks look to have his signature on it, if trading away Mahomes to the Chiefs and selecting a first round corner (before the arrival of Beane) is to be used as evidence, or at the very least suspicion of this.

Do you think that Beane has to answer to McDermott much more than Howie must answer to anyone?