Rocky Landing

Gilmore was an inevitable loss, but not irreplaceable. IMO, Darby is every bit the CB, and Seymour may very well step up, too. He certainly showed promise last season. But, Woods, and Brown? Absolutely replaceable. I'm definitely a "glass half full" guy. But, it's usually half full of sh*t.

1. Mike Williams : Browns 2. Corey Davis : Titans 3. Malik Hooker : Bears 4. OJ Howard : Bills 5 Mitch Trubisky : Jets Bills Pick (bonus) : OJ Howard

I already lined up a ticket to the Bills at Chargers game- lower level, 10 yard line. They're playing for at least the next season at a 29,000 seat soccer stadium called Stub Hub Center. If it's anything like the Bills at Rams last season, it will feel more like a Bills home game.

Anybody not on board with drafting a QB at 10 is an idiot. Grammar counts.

Most of Phoenix smells like bum piss.

Fewer people.

I'd much, much, MUCH rather live in Vegas than Phoenix.

The Raiders already have a huge fan base in Southern California, and for much of that population, a drive to Vegas will be little more than their morning commute. The worst that should be likely, vis a vis fan participation, is that the ratio of home vs. visitor fans at games will be the lowest in the league, thereby giving the Raiders the worst home field advantage in the league. As far as the town, itself, being a huge distraction, are you referring to gambling? I would imagine that the Raiders coaching staff would impose strict prohibitions on such activity, and with the exception of the real gambling junkies, it really isn't such a huge draw for those living there-- it gets old fast. As for the nightlife, it is true that there are numerous clubs and such, and lots to do after hours. But, the same can be said for Miami, New York, and Chicago.

Oh, cut it out, WEO. We all know what he was saying, and so do you. Vegas was literally founded as a playground for adults. There are more bars, clubs, shows, restaurants, and whores per capita than any other city in the country, if not the world. Personally, I disagree with you on one account: I think Vegas is fun for two days, and on the third day you want to GTFO.

As a resident of Los Angeles, I'll say HELL, YEAH.

Lousy footwork? Seriously?

I would be pretty surprised if Brown or Butler saw a whole lot of playing time, if they make the 53 at all. This was clearly his best season. He should get props for that.

8-8 Why should we expect anything different?

Winning sells tickets.

Please don't let Hunter go to the Pats!

This is going to e our year, guys. Mark my words. Tyrod takes the next big step, Sammy stays healthy all season, Clay catches a whole bunch of passes UP THE MIDDLE, Dareus and the defense returns to form, Brady* develops a debilitating hemorrhoid, Satan refuses to renew Bellichick's* contract and calls him to Hell. It's all written in the stars...

For the record, I've been on, and following this board since 2012. Although, I don't mind the new posters. In all honesty, it was getting a little dry around here with so many threads turning into page after page of WEO, Firechan, or some of the other usual suspects arguing with whomever had the energy. But, I get it. The football IQ has dropped a little lately. But, I have confidence that the level of discourse will pick up in due time.

No. Actually, I don't really see it as a problem. And they order things like Cosmos, and Sex on the Beach, and such.

This is what is usually referred to on this board as "an agenda."

Bah! You five-figure-guys are like a group of old bar flies who are pissed off because your dive is being taken over by a bunch of lightweight hipsters whose own bar down the street has been closed down.

If my predecessor showed up to stage and offered to give me pointers on how to light our sets, I would tell him, in no uncertain terms, to GTFO.

Tanking an entire season is a great way to build a winning culture.

A bottle of Jack...

A truer Bill there has never been.

And if he doesn't, and we don't, you get to say, "I told you so..."