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Pretty difficult to take any of this nonsense seriously-IMO it is possible younger people can't fathom how abitrary and transitory all this nonsense is-I remember when homosexuality was a very serious crime-now not only is it legal but it is promoted strongly by the culture even to young children. I remember when only real sickos watched porn-they went to XXX moviehouses-basically the only show in town. Now it is sold as mainstream entertainment. Giving hormones to young children to "change their sex" is just the latest thing they are promoting. So this billionaire goes to a rub and tug and we are supposed to pretend we are back in 1950 and the church is packed every Sunday? Come on.

IMO he will probably play for the Bills this season but he is far from a lock-he is the number 3 or 4 WR right now-it all comes down to the camp and preseason.

The Bills OL keeps getting bigger every few years-these combos average 6 ft 5.5 in-gotta be a record.

Probably C-maybe B-obviously camp and preseason will decide.

Yeah-I know it was.

Cushing? That guy looks like Metcalf.

Megatron had great hands and at his best he could be double covered and the QB could just throw it up there and he would come away with the ball.

Nowhere has Beane said that Singletary is a gadget player, or somebody to sit on the bench, or somebody maybe useful next year or 20 years from now-all Beane said was he was going to draft the Best Player. RBs do not improve-they are either able to do it as rookies or they will never be able to do it.

I would prefer the NE method-have a team that is always in the running year after year and if you get lucky maybe you win the SB that year.

Beane said he was going to draft for ability not need so he did it.

Good points-the guy doesn't get leveled by hard hits because he doesn't drop his head down to take them on-like you noticed, he lets the hit move him and if the guy hasn't totally wrapped him up instantly he is loose again.

I haven't seen that much of Bell but he doesn't seem to have top end speed either-hasn't hurt his production at all.

Yeah-I don't think they drafted him because of any sort of multi-year plan-they picked him just because of his ability-they didn't need a RB.

The funny thing about that article and Metcalf's shirtless photos-you can walk into a gym in any fair sized city and there will be a few guys or more who have a lot more impressive builds than Metcalf-it doesn't make you an NFL star.

The guy looks as fast as any NFL safety-hard to believe he weighs 230.

As somebody pointed out-this guy played at the same school as Alfred Morris and broke all his records-Morris 2X Pro Bowl RB. Morris (6th rd) started as a rookie.

Nope-you don't know what Gore can do-neither do I-even the Bills don't know-we will find out-you think he has a guaranteed position no matter what-he doesn't.

Sound far fetched to me-winning games is important in the NFL.

It is a production league-if a guy produces he keeps his job. In fact it is disrespectful and demoralizing to the entire team to keep anybody who can't produce-they brought in Frank Gore because he looks like he can still play-it has nothing to do with Barry Sanders records. The goal is to win.

On nfl.com they say that Singletary has a highlight reel of big hits in pass protection.

The top RBs are gonna play-nobody cares about individual records, etc. There is no seniority bonus in the NFL.

His style reminds me of Bell-very sneaky-he doesn't just make the cut and then take it downhill-he is constantly looking for any little opening-uses his blockers really well.

IMO they are doing the same thing with the RBs as with the OL-there is going to be a fierce competition to see who is there on opening day-I don't think anybody is totally locked in as a starting RB right now.

I think he means that if Singletary can play he is gonna play-there is little for the kid to learn-you can't teach anybody the RB position-either can do it now or he can't do it later.

Long was good as a guard-I am not sure Dawkins could beat out Long at OG.