clayboy54

Like Witten said, he’s a year away from being a year away!

How can you believe they didn’t address DT when they drafted Horrible Harry? Then, they went out and got Trent Murphy in free agency. It may not work out, but they clearly addressed the Dline. Plus, they stole Edmunds to replace Preston Brown. He might take a while to develop, but he’s a star in waiting. You clearly are not following the Bills very closely.

Boettger and Teller blowing them out!

Mayfield really does look like he deserves to be #1 overall. I’m not surprised as he was my personal favorite, but I like what I am seeing from him tonight. On the other side, I am over the moon on Allen!

Yep. Last game in an NFL uniform. Big night.

Was it as good for you as it was for him?

Can we have him teamed up with Jerry Glanville?

Well, he can't go anywhere but up from there!

I have: home Mario Williams away Kyle Williams wife has: home & away Sammy Watkins this year we need to get Clay Jersey (my name is Clay) and an Allen jersey.

Couldn’t happen to a more deserving bunch! Enjoy the unemployment line, chumps.

because he lies a lot.

I don't watch ESPN, ever. Regardless of which is better, I choose to vote "NO" to ESPN.

After Goff, Wentz and Bosa, there were no more game-changers available in 2016. This year has many more impact players available for the top 10. That's all I am pointing out.

Senior management is tied-up in a board meeting all day. So, its draft day for me!

No matter what the projections say, I find in very unusual and unlikely that Barkley, or any other RB for that matter will go in the top 5 (or 10 for that matter). This simply has not been the trend in recent years. Regardless of the way QB plays out, if the Giants do not trade out of #2, they will not be taking Barkley at 2. Chubb is a real possibility for them there, but they could get more draft capital and still get a day-1 starter by trading out. My prediction is that we will see Barkley fall out of the top 10, not one of the QBs. We will see in just a few more hours!

Now we know why its called Uranus. On a similar note, why is a Proctologist not called an Astronaut?

Back in the 70’s Casa Bonita got closed down because they found cats in their freezer. I can’t believe they’re still around.

He's taking a job as a model for New Era.

Agreed, but of the top probably 8-9 QBs in the draft this year, they are all pretty talented. Even Lauletta, Falk and White are talented guys that need time to grow their game. A few of them are uber-talented. This is why so many "experts" love Allen. Now, which ones will put in the work to really get better and excel at their craft? That is the one I want.

Yes, but for whatever the reason, Luck has not become the savior that people projected him to be. Because of the variables, injuries included, it's a crap-shoot. I'd rather take my chances on personality, work-ethic and drive to motivate the guy I pick.

Funny how the argument about "can't miss guys" always mentions Andrew Luck. Check. He was the #1 can't miss guy. However, he hasn't hit on anything as of yet, and with his shoulder concerns, he's far from what was expected of him. Yet some of the other guys that nobody projected as "can't miss" continue to impress year after year. What this should teach us is that you can't judge future NFL success by past college results alone. So much of the possibilities rest on the personality, drive and dedication of the individual. Those that work the hardest, study the most and are able to overcome the pitfalls of the learning process succeed as NFL QBs, not the ones that "can't miss" coming out of college. If Beane and his team can identify the guy with that motivation, they need to go up, down or sideways to get him, no matter what the cost. There are never many of these kinds of guys. Especially today.

I think that Tony Romo is a perfect example of this conundrum. He was a franchise QB for Dallas, without a doubt. His work ethic was tremendous, he was a leader on and off the field. He was a consummate professional and was the "leader of men." Interestingly, he made some bone-headed plays, and was never the guy who could put the game on his shoulders and take them all the way. And, he had some real talent around him at times. During his time in Dallas, the team was always competitive, and even in the down years, they were always in the national spotlight. This defines the term franchise QB. But, he's probably not a HOF guy, and certainly not a first ballot HOF guy. That said, I would take a Tony Romo all day long. Not the most talented, but a true franchise guy.

Wouldn't it be nice if we could start our day at 3 PM?

Yes. All of them.

Speak more loudly.