2020 Our Year For Sure

WHAT A THUG!

We can only hope not.

There's a joke in there somewhere...

Well, the conventional thinking would be that when teams are playing from behind, they have to pass more, and the defense knows it, so they can 'pin their ears back' and just think about getting to the QB. Again, the last time the three of them stayed healthy for just 4 goddamn games in a row they combined for 26.5 sacks, if I remember correctly. When the three of them aren't all healthy, it follows that Kelsay and Denney can't rotate on the left side (as either one of them is hurt, or Schobel is hurt and one of them has to play the right side), which could keep them fresher and more effective. We haven't seen them get that chance for an extended run since 2006, and it worked out okay at the time. I'd love to add a DE, I'm actually hopin' and prayin' for either Brown or Ayers, but there's reason to think the rush might improve without a rookie. As long as everyone's healthy, and the offense is good. We'll see.

I agree...more points from the offense will put the pass rushers in a better situation. Also, the Bills haven't had their 3 defensive ends all healthy for 4 straight games since 2006, a year when they posted a very respectable sack total. There is hope.

Washington selects Tyrone McKenzie, OLB, South Florida

Sidbury. The athleticism and upside is what we need on the D-line!

I wonder if they'll vote for Buffalo to take another O-lineman.

Who do you think is gonna get that roster spot? Tim Massaquoi as a 4th tight end? Some UDFA as an 8th linebacker? A backup fullback? Oh, and He's no more of a "luxury item" than Justin Jenkins, or Drew McIntyre, both of which were on the roster last year...except Parrish actually contributes. We have the best punt returner in football. The special teams are our saving grace. Parrish is one of the few players on this team the opposition GAME PLANS FOR. This is just ridiculous.

How do you know we haven't just signed a starter, ready to add a 5th-6th rounder as a backup? Thats more in line with how the Bills have addressed the offensive line in the past, IMO.

Ugh. F-ck this team, man. Parrish is probably the best player on the entire roster at what he does...he's the only player who allows us to say, "we have the best in the league." This is beyond stupid.

Its easy to say this is a nice depth move, but right now, it seems to me like he's the starter. I'd like to think they're planning on drafting a Guard, but the reality is they have other holes to fill equally as desperately as OG, so we don't know what the front office is actually thinking.

If I had to choose between Jackson and Lynch, it'd be Jackson. Both are great players.

I forgot I don't have a 2nd rounder. Very uncool.

Offensive lines only need to be adequate if everyone around them is good. The Superbowl winner and loser both prove that. The skill positions are set; its all up to Edwards.

Washington selects Robert Ayers, DE, Tennessee.

I say Oher, I don't wanna see Chambers start. If Peters is here, Oher can play guard, if we lose him, he can play tackle.

I just posted this in the other forum, but I'll be the Redskins if they're still open, Rich.

Hey Rich, I'll take the Redskins if it will help out.

Thank you. Disregard my previous post.

This thread sucks.

Don't worry about being that guy. I agree with all your points here, and it definitely aint what it used to be, but I can still enjoy the programming from the Rumble to Mania. They kick it up a notch that time of year. Their catering more and more to the kids isn't helping them keep my generation, nor those older than me. Everyone who remembers the Monday Night Wars wants wrestling to be like it was then, cause it was a better product, plain and simple. I've always wondered if the next Austin or Rock came along, if they would do the same business now that they did then. I don't know if the problem is the fact that they don't have a guy who can perform the way those guys could, or if they have that talent but they just don't use it right. One thing I'm sure about is Cena is not the next Rock, no matter how much he may like to be. With Triple H losing some of his luster, Jericho has become my favorite wrestler, he's been on fire since coming back. This is the best heel work he's done in his entire career in my opinion, its much more subtle than what he's done before. He's got to be in line for a title run soon.

Is there a difference?

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