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McD knows DBs. I could see him thinking he could turn a mid-round CB or S prospect into an immediate contributor and use the early picks to snag desperately-needed OL help...

Help me connect the dots. How does being a failed #1 draft choice from 16 years ago enhance your player evaluation skills? Is Carr doing extensive film study on these guys or just flipping through the Orlads guide?

Come on, dude. Don't take away the straw man...

Yep. There's more Bills fans 5-10 miles over the Peace Bridge or in RaChaCha than in all the little towns in the southern tier. They'll fill the stadium if the team is winning...

There's the $64,000 regarding these QBs. I Don't see McD being a Rosen-whisperer at all. Sean's a meat-and-potatoes Allen kind of guy. Or Darnold. Not Mayfield, either...

LOL! Better not hold your breath regarding what the NFL and Pegs care about Springville, Franklinville and Wellsville...

He's been mediocre the last few years, living off his early success. Now he's scrambling to hang on to the job and I'm not surprised Rogers is growing wary of what's going on in GB...

What does that make you...

Yeah, like no one on TSW would dive into that pool if they had a change at Danica, etc.

I'm worried about SDS' server. No matter who we pick, it's going to crash... Is Allen the only one of the top four that actually came to Orchard Park? I seem to recall that the Bills went to California for Rosen and Darnold. Don't recall about Mayfield...

Allen's gotta love the fact its snowing here today...

Yep. Better to use message board "experts" who have all the answers?

It's a F'n INTERVIEW, man. Like a reporter asking him what his views are on religeon, society, etc. And then remind me how many 20-year old kids get to be interviewd by SI. smh...

What did we ever do with all our free time before Twitter...

Just re-watched it last night in honor of the Humboldt kids. So funny, so real...

Same here. The Kings were gassed but were still scratching and clawing, diving face first to block shots. That sequence in OT2 where Lewis and Quick both were playing without sticks was incredible...

Radar Love... Born to be Wild , Highway to Hell and Highway Star are great as well... God, there's just so many great ones. Rock and roll when radio and cars were king was just so much fun. Two more...

Nancy loves Dick...

So's this guy...

Thurman was head and shoulders above Saunders and Smith as a receiver, which always seems to be overlooked when taking about RBs. The total package is how they should be evaluated, but most of the debate always centers on their rushing stats (go figure ). In addition to his rushing, Thurman was a de facto WR in so many games during the glory years. He averaged a WR-like 11 yards per reception from 1988 to 1992. His wheel routes were a thing of beauty. If I had to build a team and could pick one RB from that era, Thurman's my guy. While Saunders was the best pure runner I've ever seen, and Smith was an great combo of power and wiggle, Thurman was the most complete package. Had he played in a big media market, he would be a household name even today...

The problem with sliding is that while you wait for the player to fall to your pick, another team may jump in front to grab him. Damned if you do (give up picks to trade up), damned if you don't (loose out to another team that trades ahead of you)...

Yep. Dez is the anti-process. Bright lights, big city prima donna who'll choose the best market where he can be a 'star'.....

McDonald's has thousands of them...

Shoddy work. The one on the left is bigger....

Tribalism...