Heavy Kevi

He's absolutely not worth it, but since we have so much cap we should keep him on the books next year. No way we can responsibly spend 100mil so lets save some for 2020 too.

Seemed like he was having a blast at the opener. I wonder what changed since then.

Well with the downfall of Shady, Josh is our only viable option on offense. I believe when he is given some talent around him, the running will take a back seat, but for now he yas to do it all by himself.

I am interested to see if he goes the way of Dareus (just doesn't want to play here and will actually try somewhere else), or if he goes the way of Mario (is just done trying). You would think a WR would be pumped to be on a team with a blue chip prospect at QB.

I actually agree with every word here, but technically speaking they don't have 'every right'. Bears have a right to refuse business for just about any reason, as does any other business. Still a dumb move. Really comes across weak, like they are afraid of opposing fans in their stadium. I like it better in Buffalo, where opposing fans are afraid of our stadium. ???

Why I'm still trusting the process: -Playoffs -Real QB prospect -#1 Defense And that's just in the first 2 years.

He was reminding me of T.O. Well then he should have used his mouth to catch, because his hands sure can't.

Yeah, yeah... Everyone gets your point. Ivory had a bad game. Unfortunately, your premise is flawed because Shady does not even resemble a "great RB" right now. So yeah, one game where Shady averages 3.5 ypc and all the sudden he's back? Touting 3.5 as if it were good, or even repectable. This thread would make sense if Shady actually was producing. Mccoy is done, and people saying 'start Ivory' are doing so not because Ivory is great, but because Shady is over with, over the hill, and his running style is no longer supported by his skillset. Ivory had a bad game yesterday, but if it were possible I would still trade Shady away and start Ivory (or whoever). If we aren't getting production anyway, it shouldn't cost 10mil+.

I don't. Just somebody who has played some games and been on some rosters and has a strong grip to hold the ***** out of that clipboard.

Anderson is just too old. I want a vet, but like I said 'slightly' younger. Someone who could survive a couple games if neccesary. If DA in the QB room is that important, make him a coach but father time takes his toll- whether you can afford to pay it or not.

I would keep Barkley in '19 and swap out Anderson for a slightly youger whoever-is-available for cheap.

Hey, the Seahawks made it with 7-9 before. Maybe now that the AFC isn't a powerhouse we could do something like that. No way we finish with 9 wins because Pats*, but 8-8 I suppose could be a remote possibility.

We currently have the 2nd ranked defense amd the 31st ranked offense... Can't waste capital on the side of the ball that is already great/dominant at times when we need an entire WR corps, RB stable, and OL from the C to the RT.

Look around, bro. The "punks" are taking over a hell of alot more than sports.

Yeah, gotta agree with that... But I don't think it will take much to "carve out a role". Our WR room is so barren that I can't imagine that even next year there are 5 better receivers on the roster. Obviously he has to do something, I just don't think it's much. McKenzie and Zay are the only two so far that have done anything to justify their spot imo.

Actually really like this move. We need speed, especially at receiver, and Deonta seemed to fit in here and I was surprised to see him go in the first place.

I get your point here, but the NFL is different. There are only 53 spots on 32 teams in the entire NFL. Personally, I have a seriously badass resume, and if I were looking for work I would find it QUICK. In the NFL, you may never do what you are best at ever again. That has to be truly devastating.

Really looking forward to how this all pans out. There is a good reason for hope. I believe there is a legitimate chance that McD will be a long-term coach in Buffalo.

I live in the middle of a cornfield, so mice right after the harvest cannot be avoided... I tie a bit of butcher string through the opening on the trigger and then smear peanut butter on it (standard wood/spring kill trap). This will make sure you don't have a set trap where they steal the peanut butter (field mice are super tiny and don't always set off the trap). They have to tug on the string to get all the PB off of it, and subsequently die quickly. Good luck

One of my favorite movies from childhood (I was born in 86) I saw this on thanksgiving on TV when I was about 8 years old and it launched a lifelong addiction to horror movies and Stephen King/Dean Koontz books. Furthermore, I really enjoy AC/DC, so if the movie had an impact on the longevity or popularity of them then that's great. On a sidenote, what the hell happened to Emilio? A few great movies in the 80's (and Young Guns), and then just disappeared. I wonder if he had made the switch (like Charlie), his career would be different?

I agree with this. I could see one of the C's (probably bodine) returning as well. He hasn't been great, but may not be time to move on yet and we have alot of holes. RG and RT should be replaced no matter what.

I thought we were going to draft him instead of EJ (and wanted us to). And here we are. I certainly don't think he's a world-beater but he should play until/unless we are eliminated from playoff contention; and it's Allen's team from then on.

We are going to set a record for QBs getting killed in one year.

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