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Trade three first rounders? Callahan was a sure thing. but he had no friends Weaver wrote a note Vontae Mack no matter what. overpaid for pick Bo starts to fall fast Jaguars GM is raw Takes seconds for first Seattle on phone Three firsts and David Putney pancake eating f#*$ Ray Jennings is here Second generation back New head coach happy

Stop with the mock drafts Nobody knows our war room Trust our GM please

I'm not one to gossip - so you didn't hear this from me.... but Dan Campbell shouldn't be throwing stones regarding alcohol consumption.

If Gardner, Stingley, McDuffie and Booth are all already taken, I think you go another avenue with 25. If one of them is available, It's likely a perfect fit of BPA and position of need. If the Bills go WR/OL/LB in the first, I expect them to move up and take a shot at McCreary or Elam, Gordon or take a chance Woolen at 57.

5 CBs were gone by pick 25 so I went BPA 25. Chris Olave WR, Ohio State 57. Breece Hall RB, Iowa State 89. Cam Taylor-Britt CB, Nebraska 130. Zyon McCollum CB, Sam Houston State 168. Thayer Munford IOL, Ohio State 185. Matt Araiza P, San Diego State 203. Verone McKinley III S, Oregon 231. Buffalo Bills Jack Snyder IOL, San Jose State

Phish at MSG in a couple of weeks. Tim McGraw at Lakeview Amphitheater in May I saw Brett Dennen late this winter, and he was great. I would love to see Cody Jinks this summer too (maybe Columbus, OH in July).

I'm against tax payers funding this unless it's a loan - even a 0 interest loan.... HOWEVA, this is nothing new - the state is also spending $30 million on a new ski lodge at Gore despite the fact that the state has lost over $200 million dollars running it's state owned ski resorts. Yankee Stadium received over $1.1 billion in public money and tax breaks (tax free bonds), CitiField, $614 million in public money and tax breaks. MSG gets a tax exemption currently worth over $40 million per year, and has for 40 years..., Barclays Center received $266 million in property tax exemptions.... this all in addition to the hundreds of billions of dollars in real estate tax exemptions for non-profits, STAR programs, industrial/commercial development etc.

For those claiming that this is racist - it doesn’t require that any individual position be filled only by a minority candidate. Teams can simply create an “offensive assistant” position. It creates a mentorship program. Intelligence and ability are distributed equally - opportunity is not. How many current head coaches and prominent assistant coaches are 2nd generation? It’s not that hey are genetically better fits - they were given exposure and access to a limited opportunity and capitalized.

With a dynamic offense and a QB that will dare you to take 4th down chances, it may be more valuable to have a punter that can pin it than one that can boom it. I would not use anything before 5th or 6th We have glaring needs at IOL, CB and will need a WR. Our first 4 rounds should address these needs (give me twoCBs to fight for starting roles)

A) the Bills board might not be the same as “analysts”. Their top 3 could include someone who is 5th or 6th in current mocks. B) if they reach tier 2 of CBS and a tier 1 WR is there, I think they go WR and trade up to get a Tier 2 CB earlier in round 2. C) they’ve show they’re willing to trade up to get “their guy”. It worked for Allen, failed for Ford and is TBD on Edmunds.

I love it - His jersey nameplate is "ELIITE"

I don't mind this one, but I drafted Araiza a round too early by mistake. 28. Trent McDuffie CB Washington (week 1 starter) 38. Jahan Dotson WR Penn State (early contributor) 130. Leo Chenal LB Wisconsin (Edmunds potential replacement) 168. Dylan Parham OG Memphis (Rotational Guard) 185. Marcus Jones CB Houston (CB Depth) 203. Matt Araiza P San Diego State (Day 1 starter) 231. Jaylen Watson CB Washington State (special teams and depth)

The dolphins now would make more sense with an ownership stake

I think Booth is about the best case scenario if we stick with our pick and take a CB. If he's gone, Kaiir Elam is may be the next best option. I also like Taylor-Britt if we ended up going IOL and LB/WR in the first two rounds.

It might still be Cody Ford at RG with Mancz taking over the Bates' floater role.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/33570910/tampa-bay-buccaneers-leonard-fournette-reach-3-year-21-million-deal-sources-say Fournette back with the Bucs for 3 years $21 million. I'm not a huge Fournette fan. I don't think we could swing those figures, and I am fine with buying a budget version in Duke Johnson for this year.

We should also call to see if Patrick wants to take a vet minimum deal to chase a ring as a backup QB here...

I honestly don't think he'll be there at 25.

Why would you trade away that many assets when you could just pay him?

I want to at least interview Mike Kafka - there are so many similarities between our Offensive personnel and KC's it's worth kicking the tires on someone that has helped them get further.

KC, SD, LV and the Den all have to play each other. Those teams are going to have losses vs. each other, which in turn may open up playoff spots for the other divisions.

After watching the video - it sounds like someone said they were coming to him, to which he responded "you talk about being 5 minutes away, pull up - I'll real deal kill you" while showing multiple guns. On the surface this doesn't seem like he's threating to kill someone - he's warning them that if they come to him, he'll stand his ground. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-2543419/Video-Damon-Arnette-threatens-kill-brandishing-gun.html

In my expert statistical opinion - In KC, we'd win 4 out of 10. In Tenn we'd win 5.5 out of 10 Home vs. Cincy we'd win 6.5 out of 10. Neutral field vs. GB or TB - 5 out of 10 That give us a slightly better than 12% chance to win it all. Win this week, and it' goes up to 30%

Is he taking Mitch Trubisky too?

I was at the Raiders game as a kid. I remember the drunks in front of us each smuggling in a 12 pack in their sleeves and pants - It was genius level at the time. My memories were my dad buying us coffee to hold between our legs, using the carboard carriers to lift our feet off the snow, and "Midnight Train to Georgia" playing when it was all said and done. Guess what - we survived. I still have all of my fingers and toes, and it's one of my favorite memories with my dad.