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I'd rather take a chance on an unknown/undrafted. To his credit, he was one of the more watchable parts of the incredibly awful Raiders teams. A true step up from Langston Walker!

honest to the point of recklessness self-centered, to the extreme I miss that cat https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xCgZxrf8nrU

Thank you! He may be an idiot, but he's OUR idiot!

No. I'm an unabashed fool.

I always switch off Cats in the Cradle... just can't take it haha- though I did spend the last week with my folks and had a great time with my pop. ) Yesterday will always kill me, though. I don't even care much about the Beatles... except 'Hey, Bulldog' ... thought that was a great song, but I'm more of a back catalog Who fan/ Kinks and others from that era But anyway, I guess this is my cathartic post on 'Yesterday'... My family moved to California a couple years before I was born. When I was a teenager, I got to spend a summer with my east coast relatives.... and, Oh My, did it Rock!!! In the pre-dawn morning, as I was getting my bags together to leave for the airport, and my return flight to LAX, 'Yesterday' came on the alarm clock radio as I was saying goodbye to my cousins and my aunt. My uncle took me to the airport. Not that THAT song wasn't tough enough, on its own, to say goodbye to a world and family that I loved, but it also turned out to be the last song I can ever associate with my cousin Molly, whom I never saw alive again. She was later shot by her cop ex-fiance when she went to his house to return his engagement ring. Long story involving inbred redneck cover-ups- her murder happened in South Carolina, and I will forever despise everything about that state, and may it rot in hell. That's my overarching feeling, though I have moved on a bit. South Carolina mustard/vinegar BBQ blows the snot out of all that sticky-sweet crap the rest of our poor, misguided nation calls 'Bold', and I dig Colbert.

Dear gad he was bad enough in college to have called it a deal. but we drafted him anyway

Seemingly fair enough, but while the Metrpolitan logo designers could not even understand the concept of the stitching on a baseball, the Dodgers logo isn't really a ball at all- more like Star-Shine flying over your ever-appreciating of the glory of it all self. Btw, how many inches of thread in a baseball? 88... and what happened in '88- as a sub-par historian might be wont to ask... Kirk Gibson and the Dodgers happened in '88- that's what happened in '88! Call ME unintellibuntal!

Clay isn't a tradionally huge TE, so why not use a true blocking TE type to spring 1, 2, or even 3 players off either end of the line?

So... knowing the roster is a new benchmark for sports writers. No matter what the hell happens, this is not a bottom 4 team. Ugggh

No offense, Mr. Robot, but any team that has to use the actual ball in the logo to identify which sport they play clearly has a history of major poopie stains on sidewalks

No clue. All I can think of is Bills fans are hardcore enough to generate clicks, so writers write articles to piss us off enough to generate clicks. I think we all know this team is middle-of-the-pack until they somehow prove otherwise. Mediocre writers sucking the teat until they find some other outlet for their teat sucking mediocrity

29. Way too many decent pieces on this team to be put in with the Jamarcus Russel Raiders. Tyrod alone is worth 5+ wins. Not saying he's a godsend, just that alone he'll have a few games good enough for the rest of the team to coast, and he'll put a couple on his own back. 29 is bizzaroland... but somebody needs to pay somebody to have things to get looked at in this day and age. Business Journalism in 2017

Yeah... not really, 'Kean', the article scribbler, considers Romanowski a Bronco, and thinks the Raiders won a Super Bowl once.

No offense, but, wouldn't you take either one of their equivalents at QB? Looks kinda like snubbing Marino because you want Unitas.

As long as it matters, each play is 100% for me. My poor, over-taxed melon is working out every possibility on every snap... until the fatal elimination time comes around. Aaaand... That's why I drink on Sunday mornings.

Jeezus... if he's been listening to this dilmo of a lawyer he has, I hope the board takes some leniency. The lawyer is downright awful

In an aside story, I owe OJ a huge thanks for being mid Bronco-chase on the day I met my college girlfriend's parents for the first time... talk about ice-breakers!

Never did see it- Admittedly I don't dedicate too much time to following life's tools, haha. Just happened across the parole hearing because the price is right looked goofy...

Methinks The Juice is Loosing. Could be wrong, but his answers around the burglary came of as an 'I didn't know he had a...', 'Gun, what's a gun?'... rather than a, 'It was my fault I didn't vet these guys at the time- I made a huge mistake.' He's acting like he was still on trial for the burglary. Some screws still looked loose.

Ha! Check out week 4 on this link: http://www.nflpenalties.com/team/new-england-patriots?year=2012 1... count it ONE penalty on the Pats* in the week 4 52-28 drubbing of the lowly Buffalo Bills on the week the regular refs returned. ... and it was on special teams ... we were all there

I dunno. The word is inextricable from 'manbuns'.

I miss the scabs. Equally off, but the bad calls were more even.

Lynn Swann Lake?

Herschel Walker was a ballet dancer, never lifted weights, and did 3000SU/500PU per day as his routine... I thought that was pretty funky.

Donahoe belongs nowhere near my football team.. The world've been better served if he were manning a sick paraguayan chicken hotline.