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The word "and" has a meaning. It can be looked up.

Well, the first part is definitely true. He sucked. Bad. As for The second I guess we'll never know. I hadn't heard he was having health issues. That is definitely sad.

The meaning of my post was obvious but I'll spell it out for you. He S U C K E D before the concussion too. I do not wish him any harm or ill effects from his football playing days.

You can't blame him. It may have been a pre-concussionary symptom.

I'll help you figure it out. It is called a typo. Change the I to a U and is becomes us. It's magical but most people figured out the secret.

Would you say arm strength is 100% of his issue? To me it seemed the rest of his game looked pretty good but he just didn't get enough on the ball.

And he almost won is that Monday nighter against Dallas where Romo threw 219 interceptions.

Thank you. He was a Glove Wearing Mary from Los Gatos.

That broad in San Diego got that finger she convinced you to chop off and mail. She is just telling you it didn't arrive. DO NOT follow her next mutilation instruction.

Revisionist. He sucked badly both before and after that hit.

Is that why I always confuse Scottie Pippen and Denzel Washington?

There may be a factor besides laziness involved. Doug Williams received the same evaluation as did Cam, Teddy B., RG3, Vick, VY, J. Russell, R Wilson, K Stewart and Byron Leftwich. They're all the same guy to some "talent evaluators". Continuing to read about it is nauseating.

That was a mean practical joke.

At this time of year in the national media all signings by big market teams are brilliant and all signings by small market teams are either terrible or risky. Green Bay is the exception and is treated like a big market. There is usually one sleeper team, which rotates, also seen as brilliant and sometime Dallas and Washington get panned. Test the theory sometime. There are very few exceptions. I didn't even click the article but I'm guessing my theory holds.

In most places the 6th pick has more value than the 12th. Of course the 31st pick is the MOST valuable because your Pats have it.

As long as we spend a ton of picks and move up we will be fine whoever we pick. We could go Rosen, Donald, Jackson, Lalulalueletta or whoever. As long as it is top 5 we will be awesome.

I'd like to see them get a QB and I trust their judgement at this point. Would settle for a defensive QB named Roquan.

Well he is paying a trillion dollars to Gruden so I'm going to go with yes.

As far as I'm concerned they are playing with house money for a while....to quote another thread. They have made many good decisions. Some I liked right away, some I hated and some confused me. They are clearly organized, personable and get results. I think they have earned the right for me anyway to trust what they do in the draft, QB or not. If all of these "big 4" suck, we won't know it for a while so some people will still be mad if we pass. I'm not going to get all worked up because we pass on Josh friggin Allen or don't trade up to get him.

Exactly. As long as we trade up it will work. Trade up to 2 for Lalulueletta because he has a cool name. As long as we draft a QB early we're good.

Have you listened to the song yet?

Terrible answer.

Which QB in this year's draft meets that definition?

The new Casey Matthews.

BB is Buffalo Barbarian. He liked Bortles and Gabbert and Cook and many other horrifically bad QBs. He did hate Wilson, Mariota, Winston and Cam though. Cook was his all time favorite or maybe tied with Talleywhacker.