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Seems to me there’s a difference between Brady’s “nobody believed in me” shoulder chip and Mayfield basically keeping a list of enemies.

It worked out great for Richard Nixon, so I’m sure it’ll work out great for this guy.

No..... But if I was, you and Teabag are big boys. You can take it.

People should. He and Teabag Manning were a coin flip in that draft. It’s a cautionary tale for athletes, front office executives, message board goons, everybody.

"Justifiable"? No clue. "Understandable"? Maybe.

BRB, gonna go start a new thread about how I agree with this.

People conveniently forget this point. Ralph didn’t have “f—k you” money to throw around like those types of owners. and he certainly didn’t marry and stumble into it like Bob Kraft.

Dude, they watched the world wake up from history. Have some respect.

To answer OP’s question: A good public relations agency.

My long awaited Mock 5. Behold:

I predict that on the first night of the draft, the strain on TBD’s servers just from curse-word filtering (let alone posting in general) may be enough to take down the entire internet.

Scared me, with the thread title and first few lines, at first I thought you were closing down Hammer’s Lot.

Didnt realize that. Clearly I don’t have a firm grip on how walkthroughs work. Either way, Belichick is so crooked he needs two assistants to help screw on his pants in the morning.

I’m pretty sure the walkthroughs are viewable by anyone with access to the facility. Believe me, I think there’s a lot of dirt to the Pats’ “dynasty” that will probably only come out once key figures start dying off, but I don’t think watching opponents’ walkthroughs is part of it.

Central America? So, like... Kansas?

Must be something in your settings? Or maybe you’re viewing TBD...

Do you ever watch illegal practice videos? Do you ever watch illegal practice videos...

At best, that would be the 4th or 5th most interesting thing happening in the RV lot on any given Sunday.

If any TBD bass players are hanging out in this thread, I’m looking to unload a Music Man Sterling bass in a rare white sparkle finish. It’s on consignment at a local store here in ROC, but I can pull it back if anyone’s interested...

I will look into that! I thought I had searched the entire history of Bills rosters for someone with the last name James, but obviously I didn't look hard enough. THanks!

Isn't there some good player with the last name James in the draft? I would love to finally be able to get a player's jersey with my first name on the back (my wife is Kelly, so naturally she has a #12).

Book it man, first night of the draft, this place will M E L T D O W N no matter what what happens. I see a certain logic to @Shaw66‘s thinking. Can’t-miss, slam-dunk QBs are pretty rare in the draft. And even those can fail spectacularly (see: Leaf, Ryan). So much of it is about the coaching, the scheme, and the pieces around him. Would Tom Brady, a sixth round backup from Michigan, be the supposed GOAT if he wasn’t paired up with Belichick? So while, yes, you want to find the most objectively talented players you can, you also need to consider all of those countless other variables when picking a QB. We all know every team’s QB board this year starts with names like Darnold, Rosen, Mayfield, etc... But there’s probably not very many teams who rank them in the same order. Why? Because each team does it’s best job to analyze the QBs as players, as people and as pieces of the puzzle. Not just who has the best release or five step drop, but who’s got the best intellect, head on their shoulders, etc. Teams are handing millions of dollars to 22-year olds, so they very rightly do their homework on those people. They arrive at the best conclusion for their own situation, and make the best choice they can. All I can do is trust that our front office knows what it’s doing and makes one of the good choices this year. None of us can pretend to know how the careers of any of these players will unfold.