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Whoa, I have to totally disagree with that. Shaw had no arm, the opposite of JA. All he could throw were floaters, hence his very high interception rate; not only in the pro's, but going back to his college years. One of the best trades the Bills ever made was Dennis Shaw for Ahmad Rashad.

You generally hear, as many here have said, that foot work adjustments can improve accuracy. However, during the draft Troy Aikman said accuracy can't be improved. So that's one "expert's" opinion.

If that happens you go to Will Call to get your tickets.

But if he has not signed his contract yet is he still constricted by the bargaining agreement seeing as he isn't on the team yet? That crossed my mind as to why he hasn't signed yet, because the way rookies a slotted there is not much leverage holding out.

I don't think it's autism, it's sounds more like bipolar disorder. PS - have a Texas Hot for me.

I'd say more know the punter, but I can only guess Brian Moorman. I do know Spiro T was Nixon's VP, I was in high school back then. Another punter question, who was the punter that also played linebacker?

You can forget about Luck. He is the reason McDaniel is going to the Colts; a quality quarterback in place to build on. Luck isn't going anywhere.

Darby also played great against Atlanta. He basically shut down Julio Jones (basically, not totally) without help. Julio usually demands double coverage. Darby has played well in every game I've seen him play in this year. But he evidently wasn't buying into the "new administration" and was not a scheme fit according to Peter King - http://www.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/index.ssf/2017/08/ronald_darby_didnt_buy_into_buffalo_bills_new_administration_says_peter_king.html.

My guess is that they are all at the Senior Bowl this week and that is a priority over introductions. Since they have officially "named" him, he must be under contract.

That's interesting because Castillo was hired way before Dennison and McCoy was supposed to be the favored choice at the time. Also, Castillo and McD had the Philadelphia connection.

So a guy with a lot of heart tries to play with an injured knee, an inacurate quarterback and never complains, and you react like that? Pretty low!

You are so right 26. That play of Stratton crushing Lincoln (who would later play for the Bills) was universally known by that title. Thanks for the vid, great memories of that awesome defense back then.

As evidenced in the last draft, picks can be used as currency to move up in various rounds. They jockeyed around with almost every pick, which I believe was McD targeting specific players he had designs on. "So a 5th or 6th pick" is worth more, unless you think they're just going to sit in their draft slots.

It's a 2019 7th.

F. Scott Fitzgearld? He's dead and not able to shave anymore. Ryan Fitzpatrick might be a better candidate for that.

Why is it that people here refuse to recognize that Carrington is now a DT? http://www.buffalobills.com/team/roster.html A healthy Troup will be 1st in on the rotation... Edwards is the best against the run in the DT group, will depend if they value that if he stays or not.

Amen tombstone, Bubby was the best...... and Wray Carlton wasn't half bad either.

Thanks, great story. Robert James was one of my favorite Bills players back then. No one could play bump and run, tight coverage better. Unfortunately he was never the same after his injury, or he'd be in the Hall of Fame. One classy guy though.

He's already proven he has trouble with "whatnot."

To the contrary, Preston is very smart. As I recollect he had one of the highest wonderlic scores of our draftees that year. Also, from his profile: Preston is a highly intelligent athlete who lettered four times in football and baseball at Mount Carmel High School, where he twice earned San Diego Tribune academic honors. http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2005/preston_raymond