Dan Darragh

We played 5 "steamboats" in my neighborhood. I guess we were sort of the XFL of street football.

Is there any evidence to support this?

Dan Darragh is thankful for Nathan Peterman.

He probably found out that they pulled the goalie.

A cat charity??? Sorry Tyler, but get yourself a real cause like helping sick kids.

Two recommendations for you: 1. take a lesson in how to post on the forum. Probably saying something 8 or 10 times is enough. 2. buy and install a sense of humor.

Maybe someone else needs to make him want to

This. I haven't heard Vrabel touted as a serious candidate for any of the open HC positions. If he doesn't land something in the next few days, hire him as DC and Assistant HC, leaving a clear message for McD that his successor is in the building if he doesn't reach a new level next year.

Let's give Elam his due: he was hurt all year and didn't look good. But my oh my, did he exhibit quick hands in the Pittsburgh game. Go back and look at that INT again.

I hope you're right. Not everyone can be 58.

Not sure about you but I was watching the game that was on CBS, and I saw a shtshow of execution by the guys in blue, including a fumble on the first play from scrimmage, a busted fake punt, two (maybe three) drops of perfectly thrown bombs and a defense that couldn't stop my mother. (Note, my mother died in 2009 at the age of 89, and I'm saying they couldn't stop her today). It was an entertaining game, but the one on CBS was not well executed.

One time when Doc Rivers was asked a question about some intricate details of some player's injuries, he said "You guys know Doc's just a nickname, right?"

You're a big man, many posters would have snarked back. I'm not sure what other choice McD had for Kelce given the roster situation and his apparently low opinion of Williams. At night, as I'm fading off to sleep, I see images of Kelce being covered by 58...

I wonder if Norwood phoned him to console him. That would be a nice story, especially after the way Norwood was treated as a fallen hero.

Bills should have drafted this guy, would have solved everything. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/W/WallSe00.htm

I guess the coaches like Isabella. Maybe he returns punts and kicks if Harty doesn't stick around?

Wow, you're easily excitable. Actually you completely misunderstood my point. I know everything you pointed out, which just emphasizes mine. Williams was such a disappointment that they actually preferred a slow Klein who was heading for a family vacation in the Keys to their 3rd round pick. Williams played a whopping 6 defensive snaps in the KC game. SIX. That's not "numerous" according to the dictionary definition. (Look it up if you own a dictionary.) McD said it was the first time he'd ever coached a game with only 4 LBs dressed and yet Williams only got on the field for 6 plays. Explain to me how that disproves my point that the coaching staff was disappointed in him. Do you even follow the Bills at all? Spector was hurt for a lot of the season so naturally Williams was playing ahead of Spector. The fact of the matter is that Williams had a lot of defensive snaps early in the season but the last time he had more than 7 in a game was more than two months ago, on November 19 against the Jets. I don't recall him being on the injury reports so it seems that the coaches simply weren't happy with his play. My observation is that the Bills used Williams far less than you might have expected from a third round draft pick on a team with a severely depleted linebacker corps. I think you didn't read my post very carefully but I understand that you're upset today. Relax.

Just can the moron who posted that.

You mean the SB ring he already has or the new one he'll get in 3 weeks?

Not sure I agree on Williams. Given that he was a highly touted 3rd round pick, how did he end up at #6 on the depth chart? (Milano, Bernard, Dodson, Klein and Spector ahead of him) Apparently the coaches aren't impressed enough with him to prefer him to Klein who was on the couch, and who even several years ago was noticeably slower than molasses.

No.

He'll fire the ST coordinator and won't say a single meaningful word to the press (like always)

Maybe all we did was put ourselves out of our misery a week earlier?

I've been here for many years and never noticed it. Are you related to Chris Berman?

That's what Tua said. Although he didn't actually SEE him.