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Buffalo is actually wide receiver purgatory.

The writing was on the wall when he was benched during the final game of 2016. He's a decent player, but OBD wants to go for someone that play the position at an elite level, even if it means walking away from someone who's close to average at the position.

So...we play to win the game?

Yep, my thoughts exactly. I'm still very high on Lynch, I think he just needs to take his lumps in live game action to develop.

Yeah, let's go with that.

You have to play the 1st rounder, see what you've got. He didn't look that bad when he saw some time last year.

Kamado Joe @ 375-400 I cook to temperature, not time.

All standard stuff, but it's time to put the new kamado grill to the test with a 12 lb spatchock bird. Only thing different we do is creamy pearl onion & cheese mix. As long as its perfect, Mrs Electric is happy!

How's our punting game this year? Jauron would be proud.

It's his job until he retires. He's Denver royalty. Not to mention, he's a great GM, lots of talent accumulated during his tenure. Defense is still elite, they are bottom feeders on offense until the QB position is cemented.

This is what happens when you roll out Trevor Siemian and Brock Osweiler as your starting QBs. I guess he couldn't make chicken salad out of chicken

Here's what we've seen: 1) Business as usual from Tyrod and 2) the Nathan Peterman disaster in San Diego. I don't think McD needs to be fired, but I do have concerns about Dennison's scheme and how effective it is in 2017. They really haven't had elite QB play in their system in over a decade. Will the scheme change in 2018 for a new QB? Doubtful. If Dennison sticks around, they will draft a QB that fits into the Kubiak system.

Numb? Not really. The AFC is garbage this year. We are tied with the Ravens for a wild card spot. We can still salvage this thing. Going back to #5 and giving Shady more touches would be a good start.

Franchise QBs are developed, not drafted. The most important question - do we have the right coaching staff, personnel and a dash of patience for bringing up a young QB?

This is play I immediately thought of:

$27-30m per season when all is said and done. He's a good QB, I just don't think he's great, and certainly not elite. I'd pass.

I guess we'll never know, eh?

For 1.5 years of experience, he's been pretty damn good. Tough few weeks ahead without Zeek.

That's what I keep wondering, what in the world were McD & Dennison seeing out Peterman to think he would be a spark? This has nothing to do with aggressiveness, scheme improvement, "better for the team", blah blah blah. That was a terrible decision that they should correct ASAP. Keep playing TT.

From #winningtheoffseason to #winningthepressconference Just throw some dimes down the field and I'll be happy.

If you can go for a run at lunch, do it. Don't get into extended email, phone or in person conversation when your frustrated. Coworkers or customers detect any sass or pissiness in your words and it's going to cause trouble.

I keep it simple with deer meat, sear the backstraps with some onions and butter, quarters go into the crockpot. I grew up in a hunting family and if there's a way to cook deer, we've tried it. We've got about 1/2 an elk from muzzleloader season in the freezer and everything has been outstanding. I think they blow deer out of the water. Backstrap is seared HOT and then into the oven at 450 to finish. Neck meat is cooked low and slow in the crockpot, then shredded for tacos. We grind up most of the front shoulder for breakfast sausage, then the rear quarters were cut in 2-8 lb chunks. The smaller cuts are excellent as steaks (We call 'em Q-Cuts), but the larger pieces will go on the kamado for 8 hours, cooked like a top round for elk on weck sandwiches.

All good points. Reid is a quality play caller, but let's be real. Kelce and Tyreek are flat out better then most defenders can cover one on one. Scheme is important, but you can't defend against someone who is consistently stronger or faster than the man lined up across from them. Sure, you can move a player like Hill around, but does it matter? There isn't a CB in the league that could run with him. I think the movements you see with him are because he's raw as a receiver, as he gains experience, he'll play more of the traditional X & Z role. I think you are underselling Hunt, he's a true 3 down back with game breaking ability.

Of course, I think the pros and cons of Taylor are well known. I just don't think Peterman is an upgrade.