Blokestradamus

The sample size argument was pre-Pats move. The discussion about Mike being capable to hold down an RB1 role elsewhere (or even in Buffalo).

Git 'er done!

I was absolutely salivating about that fit. Jet finally gets the chance to shine and it might all crumble beneath him.

As an RB2, he was everything you could want. Defined strengths that mesh with the run game philosophy. He comes with limitations but you don't have to expose him to a ton of variety if he's just a bit-part player. As you said, once they had to open up the variety of his workload, he typically suffered. His 2016 season wasn't just good, it was goddamn historic - https://www.numberfire.com/nfl/news/12615/mike-gillislee-had-the-most-efficient-rushing-season-of-the-century

Already started to see suggestions that it was non-contact and it might be an ACL.

I remember some very angry people when I said that he might struggle to replicate efficiency over a larger sample size.

You should hear my takes on Coldplay and Nickelback.

Don't go knocking Hanson. Underneath is one of my favourite pop albums

Northwestern RS Soph. LB Paddy Fisher is worth a look tonight vs Purdue. He's very 'Processy'.

I can tell that it's CFB season when Bill goes off about the value of drafting DB's in the first

I blame the father. He called me a jive turkey once

Got to give Macc a lot of credit. It seems really odd to say it but, as far as QB goes, the Jets have nailed this offseason.

Currently jabbing at a Drew Brees voodoo doll.

I've been looking to diversify my listening horizons recently, got bored with the same albums/playlists while working out. I've dabbled with a few podcasts lately but most haven't really held my attention. I reach out to you, the good folks of this fine establishment, for some recommendations. I'm not really fussy about the subject matter but I'd prefer something non-sport. Preferably around 30-60 minutes long to cover my cardio sessions and my incessant heavy panting afterward. My suggestion to you would be the Jim Jefferies podcast. I know he's a bit lefty and a bit vulgar but I like him.

I spent so much time as a kid pretending that I was Roberto Carlos.

You know me so well, Joe.

Do you consider 29 'young'? If so, you're gonna love me

I don't know about that. I think I prefer Lamar. Baker's personality makes him a solid 8 though.

It's been clear for a few months that Richie needs help. I never thought that I'd feel empathy toward him given his past and how I've talked about him in the past. Losing his dad will obviously be an emotional and stressful time. It might've triggered whatever he's been suffering with. I just hope he can accept the help before it's too late.

I agree wholeheartedly. He's in that 'replacement level' tier but I think he's near the top of it. If he can string together 2 good years, he'll be worth keeping long-term. If not, hot and cold is probably what he is at 27-28.

At this point in their respective careers, I think I'd probably stick with Schmidt. I think he's more suited to the Bills' philosophy of playing field position, a little more conservative. Jon Ryan is a top-32 punter and deserves a job somewhere.

Go ahead, castrate me. At this point, it's purely decorative.

Accountancy. I figured that I'd actually start adulting properly and get me a career path. Might get my degree by the time I turn 34