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Looks like Rick Gosselin received a promotion to columnist and will no longer be putting together his mocks. That really is too bad, as he was the most accurate out there. "11:28 - Rick Gosselin: I'm a columnist now and the Dallas Morning News wants me to focus on my columns, not the draft. So there are no future plans for me to return to the draft. I had a great 20-year run working the draft. I tell folks I gave up the best job in America for a promotion -- and the draft was a big part in why I felt I had the best job in any newspaper sports section." Chat replay: Rick Gosselin answers your NFL Draft and other sports-related questions

I really can't remember... That weekend was such a rush that some of the little details like that escape me. There is, however, one thing I wish I could forget... "With the 11th pick of the 2009 NFL Draft, the Buffalo Bills select Aa..." Damn.

In other words... marsha's screwed.

Our revamped/upgraded d-line helps to neutralize all of those receiving threats in the following ways: 1. The patriots* choose to attempt to block three potential probowlers(and Kelsay/Merriman) with their five offensive linemen... result: only enough blockers for one double tem, marsha loses her virginity 2. The patriots* must keep TEs and/or RBs in to assist the blockers... result::1-3 fewer receivers running routs with seven guys to cover them, I like the outnumbering approach to pass coverage. 3. The patriots* use TEs/RBs to chip on the edge... result: a) timing is thrown off on passes and receivers must run shorter routes, enabling the D to keep them in front of them. b)the chip only buys a minute amount of time for the play to develop before the pass rush closes in... marsha loses her virginity.

674. Exactly.

Ground up and in the freezer?

Nobody else with any input? For it being such a momentous occasion in the future history of the Buffalo Bills, it seems that sharing the way in which you experienced it would be a good thing...

Sitting on my couch(called in sick to work). Laptop on my lap, F5ing the epic Mario Williams thread and streaming WGR. TV on, muted, tuned to NFL Network. Cell phone on the seat next to me, constantly updating and keeping up with Twitter. Drinking very large cup of coffee that, concidentally, started out... say it with me... GROUND UP AND IN THE FREEZER.

I've read them ll. Haven't done s--t else in the last two days, though.

Winner

Way to screw up my screen by quoting it in your reply...

Just sign the contract and let us all breathe already!

Finally caught up from all the overnight posts. now I can have me a smoke and make a cup of coffee(ground up and in the freezer)... then catch up again.

Little hungry, little hungry..

freezer?

There was a comma... But in all seriousness, I agree with you entirely. *edited to remove double post...*

Terry Steinbach used to be one hell of a catcher, but i'm not sure he would be able to translate those skills to the offensive line, especially at his age...

Tweet of the week: to a Boston radio a-hole: "MikeSengbusch: Less !@#$s like you #bills RT @JohnDennisWEEI: Cansomebody, anybody explain what in the world would attract Mario Williams toBuffalo" -- And I hope Kelsay is ready to give up his number, because the picture below look pretty damn good to me.

although, after seeing the pics of Mario's fiancee... i would...

Sounds like something you may want to keep to yourself... and may not want to do at work...

We seem to be significantly slowing down... come on Bills fans, lets see some stamina and endurance. :thumbsup:

F5

Fixed

I'm glad the OP only has 52 posts... I don't think I could stomach many more of these insightful and well stated commentaries... posts like these make me consider the use of the "Ignore" feature... :wallbash: