Doc Brown

There's way more of a chance of it being a Julio Jones/Matt Ryan type result than a Sammy Watkins/Tyrod Manuel type result. The question though is how much does the rest of the roster do you have to sacrifice to make that happen?

It's definitely not happening then. LOL.

With the 7th pick of the 2024 TSW draft, the Tennessee Titans select: Joe Alt, OT, ND. The most boring pick ever and the football equivalent of broccoli. Should help us realize that even behind great blocking and decent WR weapons that Levis is not the answer. The Atlanta Falcons @CNYfan are on the clock.

If Ruff was never the coach of the Sabres before this would be looked at as a good hire with where this team is development wise. Just my two cents.

Titans, Jets, Cardinals

Chase Daniel was always a hero of mine. Made 47 million in his career as a backup QB. Only started five games in 13 seasons. Made $153k per pass attempt.

We'll only save 100k by cutting Bass and eat $4.32m. He pry gets another year without competition but if he struggles early in the season they'll bring another guy in. Maybe they bring in a camp guy but I doubt it.

I disagree. There's plenty of Dolphins, Jets, and Patriots fans who will like it.

DJ Moore only has two years left on his deal and they can cut him (or trade him) next year with zero cap hit. Keenan Allen will turn 32 in a week and is only on a one year deal. They'd be really dumb to pass on Odunze unless they don't value him the way most others do.

Yes. I've heard many dumb people make that argument in the past.

There's some guys off the top of my head that were once labeled busts but were solid NFL players who never quite lived up to their draft hype. Cordarrelle Patterson, Alex Smith, Solomon Thomas, Reggie Bush, Shaq Lawson

Marvin Harrison Jr. - Patriots Romo Odunze - Titans Ladd McConkey - Bears Brian Thomars Jr. - Jets Xavier Worthy - Jaguars

Being rich and famous can definitely work against you in cases like this. There is some merit to the thought that there is a tendency in our legal system to make examples out of people with handing out the strictest punish possible allowed by the crime committed. I'm not saying that's the case here but I'll be interested to see what comes of it.

He seems to be good in scramble drills and has good sideline awareness just from what I've seen of his college highlights. Those are valuable traits with Allen's skill set I guess. That and he's freaking fast which never hurts. Maybe can return kickoffs with the new rule making that position more important than before. I really don't see other reasons why this guy would be an option for the Bills though.

Seems redundant with Shakir and Samuel already on the roster.

People are all over the place with him. I've heard everything from a superb route runner to a terrible route runner. Can play outside but some say only slot. @GunnerBill @BADOLBILZ What's your opinion of him and what round grade do you have on him?

I prefer white but red aren't terrible. Both look good.

If the medicals check out we would if he somehow falls to 28.

Can't wait for the board to lose its collective mind if we trade up for this guy....

Torrence or Cook would pry move the needle the most in terms of assets to use to try and trade up to get one of those big three WR's. That's if the team wants players and not picks.

It seems that way but we still have the forth or fifth best odds to win the Super Bowl depending on the Sportsbook. I'm not sure if you can surprise people at those odds.

I admit some have been proven true but proper context is needed on what qualifies as conspiracies before determining whether over 99% of them are bs. There's 1,000's of 9/11 conspiracy theories of who did it but obviously only one of them can be correct. I'm not trying to be difficult here.

That's not empirical evidence.

How do you know?