MiltonWaddams

I applaud her as a Bills fan and would like to steal her wardrobe for my wife.

One worry I have with Morgan is the past few years of drafts by the Hawks. Shaquill Griffin, a very good player, was their best pick in 3 years. Other than that, they have had a number of whiffs. They seem to be clueless on how to build an O line, IMHO the Bills biggest weakness this coming season. They also have done poorly in selecting WR's, the Bills other main area of weakness.

I don't understand those that think Jackson has a good chance to be the best qb in the draft. Watch the play and listen to interviews with each of the top 5 guys. If you, like me, judge your qb by Lombardi's, tell me who comes across as a guy that can lead a team to them? I cannot see a Jackson-led squad in the Super Bowl. He is an incredible athlete and fun to watch, but he is far from cerebral.

His position in Seattle was essentially to be over-ridden most of the time by Schneider and Carroll. Perhaps he can help instruct Beane and McD on how to not de-construct a team with dynasty capabilities. Seattle needs to dump Pete so badly.

I could only hope that Chargers management is that stupid. Keenan Allen was incredible last season. Up there with Landry as the top possession receiver in the league.

So much venom. Somehow hilarious to my infantile mind.

It's a nice piece of trash talk. Sadly for him, he's got no structure to support it with.

Why'd you go and bring that up?

Not sure if anyone else noticed this, but de Beer and Mike Love are both UDFA signings. Beer and Beach Boys-sounds like a great Saturday night circa 1984

I disagree. He made some throws last year that were nothing short of incredible. His ability to roll out and toss a ball 60 yards while running towards the sideline avoiding completely un-blocked defenders is awe-inspiring to anyone who loves watching a qb toss the pigskin. That being said, you are largely speaking the truth and that's why I am advocating for him to spend immense time on the practice field, the film room and listening to the coaching staff with a focus on Daboll who has been witness to how the GOAT prepares and can assuredly pass on some of that wisdom. Game time will come and is obviously a mandatory part of his maturation process into a legitimate franchise quarterback. Which I just have to trust he will become.

We can't use the Wentz/Goff/Wilson model with Allen. He's far too raw. No matter how good he looks in TC, they have to let him sit at least half a season and see the game, picking up its nuances and really settling into his mechanics and footwork. I want greatness, but he needs teaching and not throwing him to the wolves is the right call.

I gladly accept "too obvious "

I slept on it last night and am paying this morning. Advil and Gatorade, here I come....

I can very much imagine Levi making the team and surprising with some strong play. Good UDFA pick-up.

We generally do this where the OP is tracking the UDFA's so we're not scrolling down. @SDS can we shut this down and start again with, let's say @26CornerBlitz handling it? Not to volun-tell anyone...

I know many will disagree, but if he was in a jogging suit, with headphones and a clipboard through the first 5 weeks, I would think it's the best thing for him. I want him as connected to Daboll as can be, so if games are called from the box, put him up there to see what Daboll sees.

Put Pearl on ignore

That is a helluva get at 96.I mockedhim in the second

Asking the same question. I like the dude.

Not Harrison Phillips?

Kyle, God bless him, should not be expected to play even 60% of the downs this season. Get him a guy to mentor and to back him up and supplant him by seasons end.

I can't remember seeing so many RB's go in the first 3 rounds

I haven't read one piece or seen one thing about him that makes me believe he is a Day one, or even year one, starter. I like what he's made of, but there is a bunch of molding to do with that clay

Who's Allen? ;-)

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