billykay

When this alledgely happened, was Hairston an adult or a juvenile in Kentucky ?

I pretty much agree. I would move up Geno and Purdy, probably in front of Dak and Herbert.

I'm in my 80's and the only wedding that I attended with a cash bar was in Potsdam, NY. in the 70's. I understand that was common there at that time.

I'll bet it's their use of weights. Football players seem to get a lot of hamstring pulls. Does anyone remember a basketball player getting a hammie ?

What was his time in the 40 ?

Robert James without a doubt. Best bump and run DB I've ever seen.

Just wondering why if Cooper is so good, teams choose not to keep him around.

We'll pay Ty, definitely.

Bo Nix is the real deal. He played in Oregon so i guess he is ok with the cold weather.

Someone will give up a ton of picks to move up to #1. I think that would be preferable to picking a non QB at #1, imo.

Patriots will trade the #1 pick, imho.

Bills - 24 Jets - 23

And 2 of the 19 was a safety.

I agree re: hammies. Is it so prevalent in the NFL because of weights or something similar. I played basketball in HS and college. I can't remember anyone ever getting a hamstring pull. Lots of sprained ankles but no hammies and only a few knee problems.

I guess you have to define control. The ball moved in his hands. So what. He never lost control and the ball obviously never touched the ground. Receivers often shift the ball around in their possession in order to get a better grip. That doesn't mean that they lost control.