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“Bobby Hart, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo. Bobby Hart!”

I have not given up on him. He will have this year to prove his worth, and I do believe he will.

Why does anyone give him a microphone? Clearly he has is not at full capacity. Don't allow him to be in a situation where he will do or say things to embarrass himself. The host is just as irresponsible as Gil B.

I say two. They will have to play each other twice, so someone will be losing. My predictions: The mad genius Andy Reid redoes everything in KC, and they end up on top again. The Chargers finally figure out how to win, or at least win enough. The Raiders--probably has the most talent, but also has a Babe Ruth like curse on them. They will find new ways to self-destruct. The Broncos, a great Defense, but I think Russel Wilson's best days are long gone. He will be a bust in Denver.

All silly talk. Edmunds is not going anywhere. Now, we may draft a LB, and maybe even in the 1st round, but Edmunds will still be a BIll after the draft.

Back in the day I used a Thurman Munson rookie card as a flapper on the spokes of my banana bike. It was so cool.

A slow Sunday afternoon, so I took the opportunity to re-watch "the Perfect Game" today. Can we start the 2022 season soon?

Pretty subjective, but I would not include Kyrie Irving on there; what has he done in Brooklyn?

Honestly, if we do not go 6-0 against the division this year, it will be a disappointment.

I think you missed the obvious point of the video: One was open and the lack of arm strength allowed the Defense to make a play on the ball -- he was wide open, but the under-throw closes his openness. In the other, he was open and arm strength allowed him to stay open and take advantage of the openness. Don't over think in, on every play there are mutilple variables that could make it successful or not, on these two examples, the obvious point is that the arm strength of the QBs makes a huge difference.

Tragic, on all levels. Parents are not supposed to bury their children. Whenever and however that happens, it is always tragic. There is no grief like a parents grief in the death of a child--no matter what age the child is. Prayers and peace for his family and friends.

He may be great, but I am just not a big fan of drafting RBs in round one. Their shelf-life is short, and way too many examples of really really good ones being picked up later. No, I would rather go for a harder to fill position.

I think we should DISCUSS this. Ready, go!

Naturally, the Mafia's reach is alive and well in Las Vegas.

The age is the only negative. But this article seems to negate that negative. I do hope!

Araiza - You only notice punters when you have a bad one. If he is as good as advertised, I'm all in.

OK, I would be happy with this pick at 25. But I would be even happier to get him in a trade up in the second round.

I just have one word: JACKSONVILLE!

"I just wonder why my value isn't being upheld," . . . It really is one of the great mysteries of the 21st Century.

I'd be very happy wtih that.

What???? He wasn't eligible? Can you explain?

No!

I will only freak out if #17 isn’t there.

A nice post by Marquez Stevenson's agent. Thanks for participating. I do hope he develops, it would be a real nice bonus to the WR room. But he did little in his first year to garner any confidence he'll be a big-time contributor going forward (as someone pointed out on page one, his field vision and radar system seemed broke on his return runs). But I do hope.

Never! He is the reason the Bills will not be drafting any running backs. This is his breakout year. …. Let the C Wade threads begin. ….. 🤣😂😅😆😝😃🤪