The Real Buffalo Joe

Look at it this way, if he's always open, like he is now as a WR, how open will he be with nobody covering him or throwing to him?

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No more 50/50 drawing. Winner gets to suit up and play goalie for the third period.

Agreed

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No double posts. You're disqualified.

Love hurts. Love scars. Love wounds. It mars.

I stated in the previous thread that TRBJ > mead107 and TRBJ >>> BringBackFergy is all the glory I need. But mead is getting quite cocky. #AnybodyButMead1074LPW #JKTRBJ4LPW

Agreed.

What do you expect them to do though? Maybe they could have traded for Bradford or Foles. Maybe the were the team that offered their first pick to Chip. But these are grades for free agency, and what FA QB could they have gotten that'd be a significant upgrade over who they have now. Plus, right now, their money is still on Bortles.

The only prize I need, is the satisfaction that TRBJ > mead107. And TRBJ >>> BringBackFergy.

And who's paying you this money?

Shaub was a good QB. Unfortunately, Gary Kubiak ruined him. He never let him audible. Only let him run the exact play that he sent in. Which is understandable for a young QB. But after three, four years in the league, the guy knew how to play. He knew how to read defenses. He should be able make atleast minor adjustments to blocking schemes, change some routes, etc. Without that, he was sacked too many times, threw too many picks. He's ruined. Maybe as a backup, but I see him as a lateral move at best from Cassel.

The Islanders weren't exactly locks for playoff contention when they made the trade.

I love 50s music. However, it wasn't all great. There's a reason the names mentioned are still considered good. I watched some old footage of some variety show concert I found online. It had Little Richard, Chuck Berry, A doo wop group or two that I knew about. The rest were groups I'd never heard of. I was interested in hearing them. For the most part, other than a dime a dozen doo wop group or two, it was just awful.

I had the chance to meet the great Chuck Berry about 4 years ago. Drove an hour and a half to the venue. Paid $100 for a front row ticket. Waited outside his dressing room door for about three hours before the show to get an autograph on his book that I owned, and my guitar. I got there around 4. He didn't come out. 5, 6, 6:30. Nothing. Doors open at 7, still no sign of Chuck.. 7:30 the opening band starts, nothing. 7:45 a car pulls up, and Chuck Berry finally shows up. He wouldn't sign my guitar, because he only signs Gibsons, but agreed to sign my book. He then looks me in the eye, and says the wisest thing I've ever heard anybody say. A true music legend. He looks at me, and says, "Boy! You gotta stop shaking If you want me to sign this!" Then, he played the show, it was an hour long, tops. Didn't play School Days or No Particular Place To Go. I happened to see him in the parking lot afterwards. It was a small venue in a small town called Winnie Texas, about an hour from Houston. The venue owner was going to give him a ride in his truck, but Chuck doesn't ride in trucks. He only rides in cars. So he went back inside, and waited an hour till they called a chauffeur driving a car. Also\ Jerry Lee Lewis Little Richard Fats Domino Muddy Waters And the rock and roll founding father that people always forget Bo Diddley.

Agreed.

I'm sure they keep an eye here, and it factors in. But they're not gonna say "BillsFan4Ever" wants EJ in, let's start him!

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I hate you Fergy. Just sayin'

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To be fair, plenty of great bands, The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Queen, just to name a few, have this same quality. Having a distinct sound doesn't necessarily make you good or bad. Although I see what you're saying. Even before his whole debacle with the Bills, I've said the same thing about Bon Jovi. That he has Wanted: Dead or Alive, and he has Livin' on A Prayer, and Bed of Roses. But then he just rewrote one of those three songs 20 times, and that's how his career lasted so long.

The next Deion Sanders.