johnwalter

probably his last shot at a successful mentoring project. thanks man, that was helpful.

Everyone's fired up about the Brady suspension and what it means for his legacy, but I think the most interesting aspect of this whole situation is the fact that we're going to get an early glimpse of the Garoppolo-Belichick duo and what the future of our division holds once Brady retires. Garoppolo has looked very good in his opportunities so far, and Belichick has said some very nice things about him. I'm not saying "DOOMED" - I'm just saying this guy has me more worried for the future of Buffalo and the AFCE than Tannehill. Can someone knowledgable about QB play fill me in... what are we in for with Garoppolo?

Jets Hater: make sure to type your own comments outside the quote box, and leave only what you're quoting in the box.

Looks about right. Obviously the QB spot is still up in the air. I'd put Woods at WR2 over Havin and McKelvin above Darby for now. As they mentioned there is a chance Graham converts to safety as well.

pretty sure heroin > crack and meth > crack... but anyway... wtf are you talking about?

the nugget about wanting a player that slid to the fourth round was very intriguing: "we had a guy that was sticking out on the board, way up there... and where we ranked him, it warranted us trying, as much as possible, to do whatever we can to get into the fourth round and pick this player, but unfortunately, it did not happen." wonder who it was... bryce petty? ha - nice, wondering the same thing.

Seems a little heavy to me, but I'd guess that they built in a little extra to knock off on the appeal.

surprised not to see JAC, TB, and CAR on the worst list.

i disagree, but i don't think it's absurd. fins are better at qb, ol - we've got them everywhere else.

I think 3 is the key here. If the Pats get nailed, I suspect it will be more for the cover-up/obstruction-of-justice than for the actual deflating.

wow no padding on those hits, eh?

Not to mention that he seems like a dingus.

I guess what I'm saying is that I do believe that the Bills, and the 31 other teams in the league made a mistake (although I do believe that there is a chance that Goodell told the teams that they couldn't draft the kid until the situation was resolved, to save himself a PR nightmare). I understand the argument for Miller as safer, but even without the hindsight, I was still clamoring for us to take this guy, who has tremendous upside: http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/177976-if-lael-collins-drops-do-bills-take-him/?p=3542081 With hindsight would you have drafted him? I just get the feeling that this was a huge missed opportunity for us. We had the chance to get an immensely talented football player at a position of need.

so... draft him in the third round. still good value.

do not engage him.

Cowboys OL, now absurd. If they put Collins at the other guard spot, that makes 4 of their 5 starters first-rounders (if you consider Collins a first rounder). And the 5th, Doug Free, is a damn fine lineman. Smith, Martin, Fredrick, Collins, Free - holy crap!

should've drafted him instead of miller imo

really doubt sammy will be on this year's list. (i'm wrong a lot though.)

oh snap, initially, i thought that had been posted by the rams' robert quinn. which would have been some fantastic trash talking.

i get the feeling a lot of people on this board are going to be angry when the punishment handed down to brady is a lot lighter than the one that they anticipated.

amazing. always love it when some nice detective work incorporates a urinal.

https://twitter.com/KevinClarkWSJ/status/596003889050169344

somewhere, i imagine fred jackson is disapproving of leasean's constant feeding of the media's mccoy-kelly feud.

what happened to "i'm done talking about the eagles"

oh my. those quotes will make headlines, especially in the post-draft news lull.