Bill from NYC

Come down on your own, and leave your body alone Somebody must change You are the reason I've been waiting all these years Somebody holds the key But I'm near the end and I just ain't got the time And I'm wasted and I can't find my way home

He was a very interesting player. He only played 2 seasons at Alabama and he wasn't a starter. That said, when Saban did put him in he was a VERY good player. He was a steal in round 4. May he rest in peace and his loved ones be blessed.

Nothing you can know that isn't known Nothing you can see that isn't shown There's nowhere you can be that isn't where you're meant to be, it's easy All you need is love All you need is love All you need is love, love Love is all you need

Listening to you, I get the music Gazing at you, I get the heat Following you, I climb the mountain I get excitement at your feet Right behind, you I see the millions On you, I see the glory From you I get opinions From you I get the story

Keep it going bro and may God assist you in your fight.

How can I try to explain Cause when I do he turns away again It's always been the same, same old story From the moment I could talk, I was ordered to listen Now there's a way, and I know that I have to go away I know I have to go

Take me in your arms Thrill me with all of your charms And I'll take to the sky on a natural high (I wanna take to the sky) Loving you more till the day I die (oh, natural high) Take to the sky on a natural high (I want you to be mine) Loving you more...

Of course Pegula is in charge. He owns the team. duh. He also does not seem to be a meddling owner such as Mr. Wilson. Do enlighten me please....Do you think that their power within the organization is 100% equal. Is this what you truly believe? Are they also equal in every phase of life? I wonder, do they both eat the same food every day? Assuming that they don't have exactly the same amount of sway with the owner or in terms of building the team, who would you think would be more powerful? McDermott obviously got Beane the job. Did you ever get your boss hired to be in charge of you? I for one never did and I wonder how many have experienced this. Your comment that implied that I could never change an opinion I hold was rude, but no apology is necessary. I am however glad that you no longer hold dictatorial power on this board.

Blue sky, Sunshine, what a day to take a walk in the park. Ice cream, Day dream, till the sky becomes a blanket of stars. What a day for pickin' daisies, and lots of red balloons. And what a day for holdin' hands and bein' with you. Lazy Day, Just right for lovin' away. Lazy Day, Made for a stroll in the lane, Baby, you and me (Baby you and me) and the honey bee ('Neath a shady tree) Lazy Day, Lazy Day, Lazy Day 'n' you 'n' me

Of course. McDermott is the boss.

Because imo, he has far too much power in the organization and he is too defense oriented, thus depriving a GREAT quarterback (the best we ever had), of weapons he could use to win us a Super Bowl.

My thinking is that if you think a player is good enough, take him. If you like a player THAT much, why trade down not once but twice and for minimal return? In other words, McDermott took two chances on losing Coleman. I hope the kid is a superstar but if they were willing to gamble that much on losing out on him, how good should I expect him to be? How would you explain what happened?

And even that was primarily due to the drop off at the QB position with Milroe (and the fact that he is a good runner), or so it would seem. If it were up to me yes, McDermott would be fired. Beane is more of an afterthought imo.

GREAT post but you are beating your head against the wall. Soon you will be shouted down and told that Beane (and NOT McDermott) is calling the shots. As every poster on this board knows, McDermott traded away the Mahomes pick to draft a cornerback before Beane was even working for the Buffalo Bills. In fact, it was almost certainly McDermott who got Beane hired, and probably could fire him at will. Since then McDermott has focused primarily on defense wrt top draft choices and expensive free agents. Beane is a smart man but I'm not really sure if he has a scouting background. McDermott calls the shots and in doing so has deprived our FANTASTIC superstar QB of the weapons he needs and fully deserves.

Keon Coleman by far. I am NOT saying that he won't be good. What I'm saying is that I didn't, and still do not understand the manner in which he was chosen. Josh Allen is our future HOF QB. If you think that a receiver is THAT good, why on earth would one trade down not once but twice before selecting him? He seems to have this dynamic personality. Let's hope that his selection was not something of a publcity stunt for fan appeal. Look, am I happier to see Coleman drafted early than another CB, MLB, or DT? Yes, much happier and I thank McDermott for doing this, but again; the fact that he would trade down not even once but twice before selecting him causes me to raise an eyebrow. That said, let's hope to see him rip the league apart and score 20 touchdowns or more!!!

Well, at least McDermott got him a receiver early in this draft (after trading down twice for minimal return). He showed Josh just how much he wanted to bring him weapons. You see? With McDermott calling the shots there is always good news.

You speak a lot about Beane's expectations. Do you seriously believe that Beane will have any say in the amount of playing time that Coleman will see? I mean really.

You raise a good point omf but players today are getting faster, not slower.

We took this trip to Garden Grove It smelled like Lou-dog inside the van, oh yeah This ain't no funky reggae party, $5 at the door It gets so real sometimes, who wrote my rhyme I've got the microwave, got the VCR I got the deuce-deuce in the trunk of my car, oh yeah

The bottles stand as empty As they were filled before Time there was and plenty But from that cup no more Though I could not caution all I still might warn a few Don't lend your hand to raise no flag Atop no ship of fools

Stand! In the end, you'll still be you One that's done all the things you set out to do Stand There's a cross for you to bear Things to go through if you're going anywhere Stand For the things you know are right It's the truth that the truth makes them so uptight Stand All the things you want are real You have you to complete and there is no deal

I was lyin' in a burned-out basement With a full moon in my eyes I was hopin' for replacement When the sun burst through the sky There was a band playin' in my head And I felt like getting high I was thinkin' about what a friend had said I was hopin' it was a lie Thinkin' about what a friend had said I was hopin' it was a lie

None at all. I am just constantly amazed at how many folks think that Beane has more than, or even an equal say wrt the draft than does McDermott. Certain coaches control the draft for their respective teams.

Wait, do you think that Shanny controls the draft in SF?

Really!!!