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I think it's an interesting approach that will come in handy in certain situations in a game, in a crucial 3rd and short situation or in the red zone. How many times have we failed to run the ball to kill the clock because the opposition knew what was coming, even though we were a good running team. You, at least, make the DC worry about other things within a game.

Actually, he turns 25 August 12th. I believe he will be our starting RG come September.

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Getting rid of Pat Williams Whitner over Ngata Aaron Maybin over Orapko. Overpaying for Kelsay Drafting McGahee Rex over anyone.

this play difined Dan's career. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0OkR986LL4

we drafted one in 2010, Kyle Calloway (†), RT, in the seventh round in 2010, everyone thought he was a steal, but he couldn't make it to the regular roster. Let's hope this kid can help us at RT.

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If I'm not mistaken , Alexander was told at the beginning fo the off-season that we would play a lot more DE this year. W I see Edmunds and Teller as one day starters. A couple of notes from the roster at BB.com. John Miller is only 24 years old, he's still very young and could be a good fit in Daboll's offense. Ryan Groy is still listed as OG, I wonder what's the plan for him and Bodine. RT is still a big concern.

Jabari Greer as well. He had a great career.

4 things that pop out by watching those vids: 1 - in the Utah game, he was blitzed like crazy and to be honest, he looks really bad against it. He needs to get better calling protections or else he will be eaten alive in the pros. Obviously, better talent around him and system will help this flaw of him, but he will need to get better. 2 - it's great that he can play from under center, but I don't see lot of success in deep balls after PA, his arm is fantastic, but it doesn't translate to long completions. It works better at intermediate throws. The rollouts (and Wyoming ran a lot of them with Allen) are a nice playcalling counter punch, but you can't base your base offense off of them. 3 - Against Texas State he played a lot of snaps from the shotgun and his overall accuracy got better. It seems that he probably sees the field better in this formation. 4 - There's a snow game (Colorado State) and he takes over with his physicality, very tough to bring down in that environment.

Whitner alert, Whitner alert...

Watching his games on youtube, it's amazing how very few passes going to the RBs. Either his college playbook had none those or he refused to look the RBs way. There are examples where he lacks touch on quick and screen passes, but I would have to guess those are quite coachable with repetition, by system alone his completion percentage could go up a couple of points.

!@#$ Tyrod Talor, I don't give a **** about him. Piss off.

I see Lotulelei's brother was not drafted, we could always add more depth there.

Everyone is saying he's a slot guy, and maybe he does project that position in the pros, but on this video and game in particular, he plays wide all the time. I like this pick.

Trent Dilfer and the science guy love this kid. I hope Pegula, Beane and McD follow Dilfer's advice of keeping this kid learning on the sidelines for at least a year. Don't rush him into the field. I hope this works out.

he looks like this guy

I feel deflated. That's all I can say.

Ok Daboll, get the papers ready to adopt this kid and start training him to be the QB to that will give this fanbase a Lombardi trophy.

nooooooooooooo

can't wait

Watch every TD thrown by a Bills QB on this youtube channel, I highly recommend it. I bet the onwer of that channel, Andy Provin is a member of this board. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdQsvGZHJTGL8cpB_6Ki_0g

The first QB could be Matt Barkley?