MrEpsYtown

I strongly dislike the idea of Matt Milano sitting for Ramon Humber. I really thought Humber was a huge liability last year and Milano was clearly the better player. I can't imagine what they are seeing that is allowing Humber to creep back into the conversation.

He was just a guy, who loves the Patriots, who was very slow and really hurt us in the playoff game. I think he was awful and Edmunds is a huge upgrade. It's not even close. Preston will not be missed.

I really hope it is McCarron. There is a lot of debate about how good Josh Allen will be and all that. I for one really like him. The one consistent thing, whether you like him or not, everyone pretty much agrees he needs some time. I really hope the staff excercises a bit of control and constraint and wait sa few games. Maybe it's 4, or maybe it is 8. He obviously has a by far some of the most talent I have ever seen, so I think they need to let it grow the right way. Just a few games on the bench will do him good while he works on some of the flaws in his game. I think the the problem is if he plays poorly and you have to bench him for one of those other guys, that's way worse for his developement. It's like Peterman starting in SD. When it his turn, it has stay his turn in my opinion.

I still think we should take a shot at Troy Niklas. I can't believe the guy hasn't made it in the league. I'm shocked really. Seemed like a really safe bet to be successful.

You see #47 doing anything? Jacob Hollister is a player I really like. He played with Josh Allen. Hoping he shakes loose but I'm thinking he is a lock for their roster.

Jeez. You just can't make this stuff up. Unbelievable.

I love this trade. Dude is a great fit opposite KB.

Eh I'd call the Chargers. Maybe Phil McGeoghan wants his receiver back. Zay and John Miller (excelled for Anthony Lynn) for Forrest Lamp (2nd rounder coming off an ACL with huge upside) and something like Travis Benjamin (explosive return man who is slightly overpaid). Taking on the Benjamin contract nets you Lamp who, like Zay, is a 2nd round pick with potential, coming off injury, who hasn't proven it yet. Just food for thought.

So I guess John Elway's iconic dive into the Super Bowl Endzone would not have been a touchdown? What are they thinking?

My buddy had this problem last year and we found a work around that actually worked. Basically, when you sign up for directv you have to get clearance from your landlord, super, etc. My buddy was actually allowed to get directv in his building but told the company that his landlord refused to allow him to get directv. So they allowed him to sign up for the Sunday Ticket Online, even though his address was not eligible. Basically say you would like to sign up for directv but your landlord won't allow it...they won't know if you are a home owner or not. Anyway, hope this helps. Good luck.

He's been mostly a 3-4 end in his career. But he can play some tackle and played it at Nebraska. If he's signed would be competition with guys like Palepoi, Fede and such.

Ah this is why Cris Carter says you need to have a fall guy in your posse. I hope Janoris was listening.

Good point!

I actually prefer the old Reeboks a lot. I have a Bledsoe, McGahee, Poz, Dareus. I finally got sick of buying players like that and got a Kelly and Reed. I want a Bruce Smith next.

Fred is one of the acceptable drought player jerseys. I would think Kyle, Stevie, Moorman, Schobel would be others. How do you guys feel about a Poz jersey? Does that make the cut as an acceptable drought jersey to wear?

My dad was from Greece and tried to force feed me soccer...I hated it and had to sort of blaze my own trail when it came to "American" sports. I guess when I was 8 years old I was a bit of a front runner. Huge Bills, Rangers, Mariners, Sonics fan. I stayed loyal all of these years with both the Bills and Mariners being bad for so long. I know this is Sabre country....and though I am a NY Rangers fan, my favorite player growing up was Alexander Mogilny. I also loved the Sonics and quit the NBA when they moved to OKC. Go Bills!

I'm going James Franco

Somebody must have ratted them out. Let's wait to see who they cut.

Not sure things are much different last year. This team is going to win some games because of a very good defense that creates turnovers at a ridiculous rate. The weakest link on that defense, just so happened to be the heart of the defense, and that was Preston Brown. He was replaced by a athletic freak of a player in Edmunds. Even with growing pains, Edmunds will be better from day 1 simply based on athleticism and size. Plus the addition of a real 1 technique in Star should make a big difference. We also lacked sacks, and while I don't think Trent Murphy is some elite sack guy, what it does it makes the defensive line rotation much better, which should keep guys fresh and allow them to get after the quarterback. Instead of the rotation being Yarborough and some guy named Nordy...its going to be Murphy to Lawson. The offense is a different story. It sucked last year, and will likely suck this year...at least to start. Daboll is the huge difference here as I think he can get McCarron or Peterman or Allen to get the ball out quick to receivers. (I really hope Allen sits the first 8 games) The offensive line is not good, but I do think Wood and Incognito were very overrated...Wood more than Richie...but Richie looked awful at times last year. To me, Wood has been bad for a few years now and he was never great. My point...if you don't feel like reading all of that, is that we made the playoffs because of an opportunistic defense that is now better. Our offense was bad and will likely still be bad, but I think our offensive coordinator and the new system will make a difference. This team could go 4-12 or could go 10-6. Not much different from last year...it will take a few lucky breaks and opportunistic times to make this work.

No no worries at all! I'm just happy I had this speculation before some of these so called reporters. It's a cool feeling!