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This also looks like a much more effective way to tackle than Gilmore (and others) style of diving in front of the player and hope he trips over you. Actually this looks like the way my YMCA coaches told us to tackle. As far as the chart at the bottom goes, this is one thing that it's good we're below average in.

I voted for Colin Kaepernick. I don't care how we get him either. I know he had a rough couple of years, but he can probably still play IMHO. Went to SB with 49ers and should have won if Roman had let him run his power run play on the last series. I believe his rough patch had something to do with the turmoil on that team the last 2 years. I like Tyrod, but I like Colin better. He has a more complete game and is bigger and a better runner and in his first couple of years a better passer.

I got the book for Christmas and read it. What do you mean he did not discover it? He did an autopsy on Mike Webster and analyzed his brain and found it and then found it in other players. Did someone find it before? Yes he also came up with the name at the advise of his boss who was a master of self promotion.

Either of these on the free agent market will likely be spendy. Many teams are looking for QBs this year. We'd be competing with a lot of teams.

So Saban cheats? I had suspected it, but now I know. Thanks.

Republicans hate Obama because he's a democrat, not because he's (1/2) black. Did they treat Bill Clinton (a white guy) any better? At least they haven't impeached BO (yet).

The guy who discovered the whole CTE thing says that helmet technology is the wrong approach and won't help. The problem is not the blow to the head, it's the heads reaction to the hit that causes the brain to collide with the skull which causes the concussions and CTE. I suppose if you could build a helmet that would cushion the blow so much that the head didn't snap back causing the brain to collide with the skull that would work. I suppose it's possible. The NFL could do a lot more to prevent this kind of stuff by ejecting any player that lowers his head and crams into an opponent. Would probably be a lot of ejections at first, but they'd learn.

I believe you're a prejudiced/racial pig. So ...

It's not an obfuscation You said "Older white Americans angry at a black president." Your links prove nothing. First, we have a secret ballot. And even though I guess people answered exit polls, who says they answered them truthfully and if they did, it says nothing about their motive. You can assume what it is, but you can't prove it or for that matter, even know it. Some would describe me as an "older white American" (how old is old and how old is older?) and I voted for BO the first time but not the second time because I disagreed with his policies. The fact that he was black was only a coincidence. I resent someone saying I didn't vote for him because he was black which was your obvious insinuation.

Prove it.

This is a prejudicial/racist statement.

Hue must be desperate.

1/3 (4 out of 12) of the playoff teams this year have starting QBs that they didn't draft. Carson Palmer, Alex Smith, Peyton Manning, and Brian Hoyer.

So did EJ. http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2013121503/2013/REG15/bills@jaguars?icampaign=GC_schedule_rr#menu=gameinfo|contentId%3A0ap2000000298956&tab=recap Oh, and when was that game that Griffin beat Jacksonville?

Or that of Rich Gannon or Kurt Warner. They're all long shots. Leave no stone unturned I say.

Please explain this. It could be said that EJ cost us the Jaguars game, however, we were ahead before Blake Bortles led the Mighty Jaguars offense on a 87 yard TD drive with help from the refs. But surely you're not suggesting that if Tyrod started vs Bungles we would have won that game, are you? Our QB laying an egg at the end of both Patsies** games, Eagles, and Cheaps hurt our chances more IMHO.

To get off the kicker game for a moment, I thought Minnesota's strategy was interesting. I noticed this also in another game of theirs I saw. They are extremely conservative on offense and depend on great D play. Looked like what Rex was saying we'd be doing. Ground and pound, ball control, good D. Doesn't matter how good their D is though. If you can't score more than 9 in the playoffs, you have ZERO chance as we saw. I just looked. They were 16th in points scored this year and 5th in least points given up. We were 12th (shows how bad our D was). in points scored We were 15th in points given up.

5 is the best, right? Wasn't sure so I voted 5. The best part for me was when the Bills got to the Super Bowl and it was against the Vikings. Somebody's gotta win. A writer that knows his/her Super Bowl history.

I agree with this 100%.

Call me the lone wolf, but I hope we can somehow keep Mario and that he plays and is used effectively like in 2014.

Whatever, the results were the exactly the same, a L. 4 of them to be exact.

When it's your last chance and the QB needs to lead the team to a score to win or tie and he instead throws a pick (twice) or fumbles twice on the same play resulting in not getting a first in fourth or decides to come back out and play when he can't even throw, then yeah, he did.

So can Tyrod. See both Patsies** games, the Eagles game, and the Cheaps game. Should we dump him too?

How was that game a "clunker"? EJ was 28 for 42 for 263 yards 1 TD 1 Int 100% Red Zone efficiency 6 carries for 22 yards and a TD. We scored 21 points but the D laid and egg and gave up 34. EJ does not play defense. And let's not forget this stallion QB play: http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2015101804/2015/REG6/bengals@bills?icampaign=GC_schedule_rr#menu=gameinfo|contentId%3A0ap3000000559567&tab=videos

I've seen the cat play a few times and he's always looked good and plays a pro style offense and has been in on a ton of wins. What don't you like about him and what does he need to work on? You obviously know a lot more about him than I do. Could you expound on why you say what you did above?