42Knuck

According to his wife. Yes.

Caught it once, it was awesome. He is really good, well spoken, and a great interview. Looking forward to tomorrow's segment.

Very circular, always end up back were we began.

Wow, impressive, they should have gone with Ryan Leaf.

I sure hope none of you folks play the stock market! You would be buying and selling at the drop of a hat. But, fortunately it doesn't really matter what any of us think, the coaches will continue to coach him, and give him at least through next season to grow. Assuming he continues to have good games mixed in with the bad, like so far this year! Sunday was a really bad day for him, against a really good team, so be it. It's not the end of the world, and certainly not the end of his career. I do think he was overwhelmed by the enormity of the day though. This was a big, big game, against a really good team. The build up was enormous, and I have feeling he let it get to him, and he froze. It's happened to all of us, it certainly has happened to me early in my career. The only way to get better at handling that is to live through it. The next time won't seem so big, and he'll handle it much better. We shall see!

Couldn’t agree more. Have believed that since the Ain’ts won the Super Bowl the year Katrina destroyed NO. The worse franchise in the history of the league, not even close, and the win it all. Nice story though.

That was total BS. That no call was terrible. O other way to put it.

I also don’t see a lot of out routes to the sideline this season. At least not until Allen does become the starter.

I think Nate is the right choice for now, but if he’s still starting this time next year we’re in trouble.

And... What do you think this is?

I'll be watching the WR competition as well, but I expect a big jump this year in production no matter who makes the team just because of the change at QB, I think the WR's will have a better chance of making plays. It was a tough couple years for those guys, TT was a great guy, but not very effective at hooking up with WR's. I'm more interested in both lines. They brought a lot guys in, I think there's going to be some fierce competition in the trenches.

I think Cleveland has a good chance of holding onto the top spot. I know they just got their QB, but the team is still young, they will take time to come around, and their coach stinks. Seriously, 1-31 over the last two season? Who keeps a job in the NFL with that record?

Then it's settled. Cut him.

Pretty sure you're a better athlete. They should sign you. It can be like the Eagles in Invinceable!

Nope, I'm good with staying put and loading up on talent. This is a process, as McBean like to say. Look at some of the teams that have won it all, they didn't have high first round franchise QB's. Last year is a prefect example. You have to build a complete team, and have a good quarterback that can hit guys when they're open. Build a great defense, along with a great running game, then all you need a guy like AJ McCarren to manage the game. I think trading away the farm for an unknown player is a really bad idea.

Unless you trade high enough. That said though, I'm still not convinced McBean will pass up the opportunity to get several talented player for one? That doesn't mean the won't move up though. Bean appears to be a pretty sharp due, he may be able to get up there in ways we can't see from where we stand? It is rather exciting. Next week is going to be glacial leading up to the start of the draft.

I still think a deal was struck with Cleveland for #4 at the time of TT trade. I just felt the value they gave us for him was too high considering the team was likely to let him go anyway. It makes more sense that it was tied to a bigger deal to move up. I guess we'll see in a week!

Yeah, I just check my phone now to get updates. I can waste that much time watching it.

Not sure guys. I'm not convinced this regime is willing to trade the farm for an unknown quantity? They may stand pat, take the best player on the board, and go forward with McCarron? They can fill some serious gaps wit the picks they have.

He may be your boy, but I'm pretty sure he isn't the Bill's boy. He is not a team guy, he gets in trouble, he does stupid things on the field. I don't see it happening.

No problem. The only way the I see the Colts trading out of #3 is if they stay with Luck. Otherwise they will stay put and take a QB, no? If they do stay with Luck then the trade is just about giving them enough trade value for a #3. Not sure McBean will be interested spending that much capital?

Who's at 3? Colts?

I know right!?! That's what makes it so interesting, and fun. But, why not. I know the the straight up trade value of picks for picks does not seem like enough for #4, but the Taylor addition might be enough to tip the scale?

I dunno, maybe so they could move TT over now so he can start getting acclimated, and the Bills don't want others to know what their planning yet? Strategery. Darn, didn't know that was important. Right. Good scenario.

No worries. I did purposely write it to sound like someone who knows something, very convincing, no? Why not, seems to be the way to write on this board!