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What would you like the Bills to do with the 50th pick that others would likely mock you for? Something that, in your mind, would actually be a good idea. There's been a lot of smokescreen talk in the past few days regarding QB's and speculation about the team wanting to move EJ. I'm not really a fan of any of the QB's other than Winston. Assuming they want to move EJ, I would love to see them trade the 50th pick for Ryan Nassib. I think he would be a perfect fit for this offense (yes, I realize St. Doug is gone). He's been learning under Eli for two years now. In fact, he picked up the west coast system McAdoo implemented in NY last year much quicker than Eli. He's very smart and a pretty good athlete. He reads the field really well and makes quick decisions. He improved a ton from his first preseason to second. If we're looking for a project QB, they might as well go with one who's in year 3 of the project. I know this will never happen, it's just what one admitted Cuse homer believes would be good for the Bills.

Kneel before Zod!

Since he's been there, neither team has won a postseason game.

Parsons was the much bigger loss in my opinion. Really nice all around game and good size.

It's just more amusing than anything. For a second I thought he was going to go full Berman or maybe even O'Reilly. "F#%@ it! We'll do it live!"

It's bs the he was fired. The tweet was pretty funny. He should have been suspended or had some other punishment.

And he does not like it at all... http://youtu.be/YB-ULFBNVgs

Precisely

Well OBJ does practice catches one handed. I also believe he was responsible for finding the cure for Ebola.

Yes

:lol:

Leave Manziel out of this.

I'm right there with you.

It seems that staying calm and not overthinking the questions is a good strategy.

Rarely does anything good come after hearing or reading "we need to talk".

TOO...MUCH...EXCITEMENT!

Exactly

For some reason, the constant talk of smokescreens keeps making me think of the theme song to Hell's Kitchen for if something actually happens.

Hundley seemed really dumb in the Gruden QB Camp show. I know it was only one show and shouldn't be used as an indicator of his intelligence, he just seemed dumb. Like how he laughed at every affirmative question Gruden asked. Maybe he was just uncomfortable.

Some are designed to trip you up when you get overconfident. For example, they'll give you what seem s like a math problem such as: You have a $10 bill. You buy a sandwich that costs $6. You're in NY and NYS tax is 8%. How many dollars do you have left? A. 4 B. 3.52 C. 3 D. None of the above. The answer being 3. Most people don't make it through even 40 of the questions. That sounds about right. Above 30 is generally a good sign. So your numbers would seem to fit that.

This is what the tester told me when I had to take it in 2008.

If you add LeBron, you'll likely extend it a few years.

Fitzy didn't answer 1 of the questions and finished in 9 minutes. There are 12 minutes allotted and the questions vary. The one you provided is one of the easier tiered questions.

I agree.

That can happen to good QB'S. Just look at how this hall of fame QB dropped off from his junior to senior year. Jr - 226/380 59.5% 2876 yds 7.6 y/a 37 TD 23 INT Sr - 221/378 58.5% 2432 yds 6.4 y/a 17 TD 23 INT