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Can we get the 6'4" Sammy? We must've drafted his 6'1" shorter brother...

Of course? I suppose the YAC is what made it a huge year. Because it wasn't the total yards or the TDs. Over 1/3 of that total for the year came in ONE GAME. That game was hyped by ESPN (go figure) and suddenly Hogan is a superstar for the Pats, far exceeding his Bills performance. Nope. Typical Bill B. coaching - he'll pick a player that to focus on and exploit for a game, send the rest of the NFL running for an answer to stop that player, and choose someone else the next week.

Chris Hogan stats, per year, for last three seasons not in order. You tell me which one was the huge impactful year with the Patriots: Year X: Receptions 36, Yards 450, TDs 2 Year Y: Receptions 38, Yards 680, TDs 4 Year Z: Receptions 41, Yards 426, TDs 4

Yeah; that wasn't too difficult for those who were watching in the 90's. Okay, so out of the Wall of Fame members of the Jim Kelly era (Kent Hull, Jim Kelly, Marv Levy, Andre Reed, Jim Ritcher, Fred Smerlas, Bruce Smith, Darryl Talley, Steve Tasker, and Thurman Thomas) who was the LAST member to get their name on the wall? For bonus points, who was the FIRST?

Booker Edgerson? It was either him or Byrd. I think West went on to the Jets and Miami. Bastard. That Bills team that year. Whoo. Here's mine (more recent): What was accomplished for the first time in a game between the Bills and 49'ers? Hint: It's since been done twice more - both the second and third times in 2014, interestingly enough.

I dabble. I'm better with a rifle though.

Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP Although in this context, its probably " 'Look At Me' Post".

I rue the day they invented those ridiculous URL shorteners. First, you have no idea what site you're actually being directed to - could be malwareupyobutt.com for all you know. Second, most workplaces don't allow them to be followed, for reason #1 above. Useless. Shades of A-Train vs. Fred Jackson. Anybody with a pulse could see Fred was the superior runner, but the coach had a soft spot for A-Train due to past history working together.

I think it depends on how you interpret the ranking and data. If you take it literally, it is the likelihood the replacement QB will exceed the starter in net yards per game. In that case, Cardale Jones doesn't have to do nearly as much as Fitzpatrick to exceed the starter's average, so as far as replacements go, the Bills don't drop as far as the Buccaneers if their starter is injured. It doesn't mean Jones is better than Fitzpatrick. It just means the drop off from Taylor to Cardale is significantly less than the drop off from Winston to Fitzpatrick. Almost more an indictment of Taylor than Fitzy. I'm not sure how you account for Geno Smith replacing Eli Manning on that basis admittedly. What's also interesting using that evaluation criteria, is one would expect Moore to outperform Tannehill if he became the starter more often than not. Maybe? That also indicates Garrapolo should basically equal Tom Brady's output on average. Uhhhh....no. On second thought, yeah - this list is jacked up no matter how you interpret it.

Your ability to type in the English language is as suspect as your 4.0 GPA and F.Jax's playing again in Buffalo. Besides the punctuation mentioned earlier, we can add capitalization and general lack of sentence structure to the list.

He should have called a Green Bay fan for a ride.

It's going to get worse if they ban all elecrotronic devices. I just try to get the window and sleep a lot.

The McDLT...keeps the hot side hot, and the cold side cold. Who the hell thought putting the cheese on the cold side was a good idea?

That was a severely under-rated movie. Who didn't enjoy the sexual tension between Lorraine McFly and a pre-effective CGI duck?

Damnit. It's hard to be funny, but it's even funnier to be hard.

Obviously (thanks Marrone) you have to have both. He was very clear. He said in order to win, you have to have TWO things:. 1. A 1st round quarterback from a class where none should go before the first round 2. a receiver you jump for in the deepest receiver class in 10 years. And C. winning. Because humans weren't made for winning in Buffalo without a quarterback. 4. And following the process.

Yeah. I got all the trailer I need in her scenes with Woody Harrelson in True Detective.

Dwayne Johnson & Zac Efron star in, "Baywatch". Devoted lifeguard Mitch Buchanan butts heads with a brash new recruit. Together, they uncover a local criminal plot that threatens the future of the Bay. Also starring Alexandra Daddario & Kelly Rohrbach. ...Baywatch...starring Alexandra Daddario Yep. That's a video keeper.

I fly frequently to the Dubai/Qatar/Middle East area. LONG flights. I absolutely will not take a middle seat, and thankfully have enough miles on various airlines that I don't have to. The worst however, is sitting with the seat empty beside you as the last person comes on the plane. You're watching that last person, hoping you're going to have the empty space for the next 13 hours. Then that person walks by, and you smile and settle in - get the tablet out, put the sound cancelling headphones on, relax...and some fatass, sweaty, stinky jerkoff who was late comes busting up the gangplank into the plane and you see the stewardess point right at your row. Damnit.

Y'all act like there is no salary cap. As if a team chooses not to pay players because they don't want to spend the money, rather than they don't have the cap room to dedicate all the money to one player. I guess you're all thrilled we're paying Dareus and Clay as much as we are. Should have paid Byrd too. I'm not saying there is no way the Bills could have made room for Gilmore. And we have no idea if White (or Lattimore) can come in and play as well as Gilmore. However, I'm willing to state that drafting a CB that plays as well as Darby LAST year (not even rookie year) on a rookie contract, plus another first next year with better QB options, plus the ability to gain potential starters at WR and OL from the extra picks received, plus the money left to get other free agents at other positions of need is worth more wins than paying and keeping Gilmore. To answer the original question, I prefer White over Lattimore even without the extra picks gained. In our division we don't need a tall/lanky CB. We needed one around 5'11-6' who can cover a taller receiver if needed, but can also cover the shorter slot guys because he has agility and not just straight line speed. We need a safety who can help with the tall receivers over the top more than a tall CB who can be a liability against quicker WRs, and one who may have an injury concern.

Finally. Someone reacted correctly. I broke a table and asked for some fellatio in exchange for an Eichel skate and a football painted by Aaron Maybin.

As long as we pick a RB with the last name Williams we should be good. Just no OL with Williams.

Good. They maybe messed up by not putting the 2nd round tender, but don't double down by overpaying. That's how the terrorists (aka Pats) win.