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"Moving on from microlinebackers?" This sounds like a personal wish of yours, seeing as the Bills just signed Bernard to a 4 year extension... 5 weeks ago. Jack Lambert wasn't heavy but he was a pretty rangy guy... 6'4". Possible you're thinking of his teammate, Jack Ham? While most player back then were smaller, linebackers were often bigger than they are today because at the time, there was more emphasis on stuffing the run. Nowadays it's just as important that LBs aren't liabilities in the passing game.

I agree with much of this but you mischaracterize "Moneyball." What you describe is not what Moneyball is... based on the Michael Lewis book. Also, I think the splash signings during the drought showed that the Bills were clueless, more than that they were trying to dupe fans into buying tickets. JMO.

And in a slightly different flavor, I give you 38 year old Josh Johnson, who was coached by Jim Harbaugh while at the University of San Diego. As a professional football player: 9 teams 3 different leagues 12 seasons (chose not to play during the 2 Covid Years) In the NFL: 45 appearances 9 starts 1 win 13 TD passes 16 INTs $12 million in career earnings (before signing with the Commanders yesterday) Out of curiosity, what's your last name? "And in lane 2, Buffalo Bills wide receiver...

Did you actually pee your pants at any time during the trip? Bladder leakage? Maybe huge in the figurative sense (famous)? As you might know, a lot of the experience with a hallucinogenic trip is determined by your state of mind going in... like a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you're in a bad head space, it can definitely exacerbate the negativity you're feeling.

I wonder where the OP ended up staying.

I've heard of him! (Git 'er done!!!)

I wonder about Milano's relationship with the Bills in the aftermath of his contract modification. 1) He has lower compensation than before. 2) He can make some of it up by reaching certain incentives. 3) He will be a free agent after this year... the contract was shortened by one year.

Henry Jones Tony Greene started as a corner but was moved to safety in maybe his 2nd or 3rd year. Phenomenol athlete in the Darrell Green mold. You think Clements' best years were after the Bills? Love the Freudian slip.

I also notice that New Orleans has devoted the most resources to O-line and they're far from strong at that position. Ditto with Dallas and their defensive line. Really interesting breakdown... thanks!

It's insane that Denver has devoted over 20% of their draft capital to wide receivers and they have to show for it: Courtland Sutton Troy Franklin Marvin Mims Trent Sherfield Michael Bandy AT Perry Devaughn Vele

How much money do you think she'll have come across simply by marrying him?

Very interesting stuff. Have you crunched all the position groups yet?

Regardless of the spelling, arguably Tchaikovsky's greatest work and a holiday tradition.

They then tear up the 2 year deal they signed with Ty Johnson on March 11th and sign him to a new 3 year deal with more guaranteed money.