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You are right I didn't watch highlights of him, I watched real Ole Miss games and he was barely on the field. When he was, he looked like every Ole Miss WR out there. It's a shame Ole Miss doesn't teach WR skills. All Ole Miss WR do is rely on their god given ability and then are completely lost in the NFL because they weren't drilled on things such as route running, blocking, tracking the ball, hand placement, etc. Go run down the field and the QB will maybe find you in about 5 to 6 secs.

It's December, draft pundits are not real right now.

Um, NO. The kid is a walking injury that doesn't possess the quick acceleration and breakaway speed this league is going to. It wouldn't surprise me to see Metcalf fall during draft process. He is still going off potential because he never plays.

That list has like 25 people on it and no Daboll. So much for those posters pounding on table how good of a HC candidate he is. The guy can barely hold an OC job.

Vantrease was so bad when he played in 2017, he would need MAJOR improvement for him to be a better passer than Myers.

Is that confirmed with Osborn? He could graduate and leave too. He already was there 4 years. If Vantrease plays, this team will be bottom of MAC again.

He was not good second half of season. So many bone headed plays and didn't come up big when he needed to. I may be in the minority, but I actually think this may be better off for UB. He won't have Osborn or Johnson next year to bail him out. This team could be dynamic with an RPO offense with their skill at RB. I think Myers can be really good next year if they design the proper offense. He would get eaten alive in a Big conference. He took very little hits at UB, but when he did, he always seemed to act like he was hurt.

Milano and Edmunds need to flip positions. Think it is a pretty simple change for both of their careers to end up in pro bowls.

Great NFL career? There has been zero QBs with that god awful college stats that have become great

There is no such thing as a rebuild in the NFL. For the most part, the good teams are always good, and the bad teams continue to make stupid decisions.

He was the exact same way in college. Like I said in April, he is not a MLB. Amazes me Beane gets paid to make these decisions.

Jerry Hughes' tweet was pretty eye opening IMO. Losing is one thing, but anyone with a brain and eyes can see this team is so far away and the decisions this regime has made, have been horrible.

People acting this guy will be returning kicks are funny. They signed that other dude a couple weeks ago. He was active and didn't get one kick even when Isiah was hurt.

The success of your team has everything to do with people getting jobs. Crappy offenses get their coordinators fired. This isn't your 2000s NFL. It's all about stats and analytics. So drunk Brett Favre brings up a friend and all of sudden people act like his name is the hottest thing out there.

Why not Cam Phillips?

Only in Buffalo do people think the coordinator of the 31st offense is a HC candidate.

Because his coach wasn't dumb enough to let him run wild like he did when he first got there and broke his collar bone. He is the same crappy passer, if that makes you happy.

What the heck with Robiskie? Foster has shown ridiculous improvement. So has Zay with his route running and blocking.

McDermott not firing Crossman today tells me he is ok with losing. Great culture.

Bodine was underrated. When he was in, there was definitely an improvement. Dawkins also isn't a franchise LT. Would love to draft one in top 5 this year.

Hate those injuries where guys fall on the leg. Hope he will be able to stay healthy like Wood was able to after a rocky early part of career. His injury list is getting pretty deep already.

Hasn't changed since his 1st season starting at Wyoming. Literally broke his collar bone because he ran instead of throwing. This is the QB he is. He is not changing. I personally think it won't work, but I could be proven wrong. I just don't like running QBs.

Great defensive coordinator.

McCarthy will have a Reid like impact with whatever team he ends up on. Rodgers is the real issue in GB.

Allen is the same QB as he was in College. Please explain to me how Daboll has done anything with Allen? I think Daboll is a decent coordinator, but it has more to do with what Barkley did, not Allen.