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Nate Peterman would agree

I have to respectfully disagree. Nate Clements was clearly the number 1 corner, and would draw the WR1 assignments and routinely shut them down or hold them in check. Winfield on the other hand was the biggest pound for pound hitter. Still to this day, there's no undersize player that could hit/tackle like that guy. His son in TB is equally a fan favorite of mine. Another honorable mention, that no one is talking about was Thomas Smith. I always remember the broadcasters saying, no one knows who this guy is, because of the lack interception. Announcers would always say, because QBs never throw his way.

I'm not the draft guru that others are on this board. But going through YouTube, these comments, and a bunch of prospect profiles and I the only one who thinks he reminds me of.... Leodis McKelvin Tremendous athleticism. Can run with anybody and everybody. On the small-ish side. Needs to get stronger. Sometimes trouble tracking the ball. I was a McKelvin fan btw. He played 9 years. Good cover corner who struggled to track the ball at times but almost never got beat. Not a world beater but a decent starter in the NFL. With the 11th pick everybody wanted a Nate Clements replacement. We got a solid starting outside corner. If McKelvin were picked 30th people would have viewed him differently. (Aside from that kickoff he fumbled)

Did you hear nate burlson’s story about that jacket in the postgame show? Hilarious.

I just posted they did a bit on NFL Today that is Nate Burleson's coat lol

A Bills fan was wearing it, no shirt underneath. Well fed gentleman. I guess he asked for Nate’s jacket before the KC game and Nate said he would give it to him if they win. Sure enough….it was rather hilarious seeing him wear it randomly in the stands.

Really??? How much game film do you watch? How many times have you seen Benford get burned or even targeted over the years? I don't watch film but trust the guys who do like Joe Marino, Nate Tice, Bruce Nolan and Robert Mayes. Those guys all think he's somewhere in the range of really good to Elite. Benford's camp was smart to hold out. His price range is probably somewhere between $25-$30m AAV

So my thought process here isn't about a head coach who beat the Chiefs. Antonio Pierce beat the Chiefs last year. Bradon Staley beat them. Nate Hackett nearly beat them as head coach of the Broncos and Nate is probably the worst HC in the history of the NFL. Lost by 3 actually...sound familiar? That to me is a very simplistic way of looking at a very complicated game. I'm talking about having a guy in the building who could likely help prepare the team to play against a guy with whom he has pretty deep knowledge.

Nate Wiggins is 170lbs at his combine weigh in I can guarantee you that Coleman, Hollins are going to rag doll this dude in run blocking.

This is the exact mentality that destroys any fun people have watching sports and taking in sports commentary. Or maybe you're right. Unless one of them wins the Superbowl, there's no difference between Joe Burrow and Nate Peterman. Doom! Angst! Instant Gratification!

Maybe that's why mcD sabotaged him with the crappy offensive calls. Bears are like hmmmm... don't think we want the Nate Hackett run run pass punt special.

I love hearing Nate Geary go off on the Bills after a loss on the Over Time Show

Yes and James Williams, Henry Jones, Thomas Smith, Jeff Burris, Antoine Winfield, Nate Clements, Donte Whitner, and Leodis McKelvin also send their regards. The list of running backs also wanted to say hi but I told them to check in later.

They dismissed that it mattered at all, not that it was a secret. I'm not sure I understand why it would be reasonable for them to dismiss the caller's point when you confirm the Bills clearly should've adjusted in game. Jeremy and Nate refused to acknowledge the tendency, which was then exploited by the Chiefs, much to our chagrin.

Unfortunately I don't have any other names that I feel strongly about. I had never gotten information from the guy that initially mentioned William Kyle, but that name was so out of left field that I felt like he couldn't be making it up. Nate Kingz and Dishon Jackson are the other two names he said to keep an eye on and then the buzz around Kingz came in shortly after that. Haven't heard anyone else corroborate Dishon but still keeping an eye on that one given the guy's track record out of nowhere lol. Desmond Claude was a name that someone else mentioned to me and they've been reliable in the past. I don't think Claude has entered the portal yet though.

This reminds me of the Broncos firing Nate Hackett or Jags firing Urban Meyers. Bad hire. Move on.

I can't remember every practice squad or 3rd stringer that ever played for the team, so I'm just going off biggest disappointments in terms of draft selection. 1. Aaron Maybin 2. Kaiir Elam 3. Mike Williams 4. Erik Flowers 5. Perry Tuttle Honorable mentions to Vontae Davis for making it half a game before retiring at halftime, and Nate Peterman for just being Nate Peterman. Edit: Oh, and Rob Johnson. What a waste of time, money & effort. He was never any good, and all hopes of him being good ruined actual good teams by forcing him upon us. Nah, I'd put him right up there with the worst of the worst. But I've always thought Elam was bad & never had any faith in him. The fact he was a 1st round pick & stayed on the roster this long just reaffirms my feelings.

If character meant you had Olympic speed, Nate Peterman would have been the fastest man on the planet.

https://www.kpvi.com/news/national_news/trump-calls-to-investigate-fake-low-approval-polls/article_420d9450-5712-573e-a732-0917edca205d.html Now ALL the polling firms have conspired to make it look like I'm unpopular. INVESTiGATE!! https://www.natesilver.net/p/trump-approval-ratings-nate-silver-bulletin After little movement between April 9th and 21st, Donald Trump’s approval ratings are now falling rapidly. His net approval just hit -9.1 in the Silver Bulletin average. That’s the first time it’s broken -9 during his second term. And it’s only 0.3 percentage points better than Trump’s net approval rating at this point in his first term. In fact, Trump’s disapproval rating is now higher than it was at this point in his first term. On day 98 of term one, 51.8 percent of Americans disapproved of Donald Trump. Today — 98 days into term two — 53.2 percent of Americans disapprove.

A guy called in to WGR this afternoon and told Jeremy and Nate that Allen always goes left side on the tush push, suggesting KC would know this and defend it but they dismissed him. Rare that a WGR caller offers genuine insight but I noted it and sure enough, here we are.

Good commentary from Nate and JJ.

Just curious... How do you know what Carrol thinks? Carroll has won more Super Bowls than all 21 Bills head coaches combined. He's also won more college national championships than the combined total of the UB Bulls' 28 head coaches. I personally don't think Pete's "mental competence" is really an issue - despite GB's concern with his age. I also suspect he went after Geno because Josh (or Pat, Joe, etc.) wasn't available. When you go to the store and the shelves are empty, you take what you can get. And let's not forget Geno threw for more yards with a higher completion percentage than Allen last year. Geno's not MVP material but he's not Nate Peterman either.

Mike Williams and Aaron Maybin are probably the biggest top 15 pick busts, especially since they contributed to the 17 yr drought and those high pick whiffs killed the Bills chance to get better. But Nate Peterman is a good choice, given how bad he was and yet McDermott kept starting him (even over rookie Josh). McGahee has to get some love for the way he left the Bills too

well "99% of other basketball players" includes you and me..so what? anyway, guys like the one's I listed aren't good pro players. they simply aren't. Moss could have easily sat on the Knicks bench throughout the early 2000's and racked up 1.9 minutes per game over a season. NBA roster has 15 active players. Moss is as tall or taller than 6 guys on the roster, including 3 starters. There's not much reason to believe that a garbage time scrub on a 17-65 team (Jaden Springer on the Jazz, for instance) is going to school a prime young Moss on the court. people commonly make the error of concluding that, since a player is on a pro roster, that they are simply better at that sport than every other player who didn't make it. that fallacy is revealed when we see crappy players like Ryan Leaf and Nate Peterman starting games. you would have to be crazy to believe that either of those bums would "school 99%" of all other QBs in the country, simply because they made a roster. Well, Izzo never played him-he obviously felt he was more likely to excel at football than at basketball, hence the kind advice. If he was that good, he would never have made him choose. Why on earth would he? plenty of NFL guys played a lot of D1 basketball. It's easy to conclude that Coleman's game was not as good as any of those guys.

"Look here...look at Nate Newton's head. You see that steam coming off his head? Har har har, that's what happens when it's cold out there and you got a helmet on!"