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The Patriots are division rivals. Their job has always been to pound us and everyone else in the division. IT is the nature of the beast. It's like getting mad at the sun for burning you. Marrone was a surly S**, not likef at OBD by the administration right on down to secretaries. He could have stayed and opted to walk..just walk...with cash...without even talking to his players. Dareus is "buying in" now with the Jags because he is no longer doing the Buffalo Pout which we seen before (Willis, Sammy, was it Gallery from Washington?). I like Bortles' moxy, though. I strongly dislike Patriots fans, I just don't know

So much this. IF they are spending 140 million to sign Cousins I'm looking at 21 and 22 to help this team out immediately, not drafting a QB for the future when the future has already been planned out for at least 4 years, given cap ramifications. This is what people have to realize about Cousins, if he falters he's still going to be our QB for awhile. Still draft a QB, but it can wait. If signed hopefully Cousins would be very good. However, if he isn't you still aren't going to put him on the bench for 25 million per year.

The Broncos are happy with the QB position on their team?

I'm sorry, BN, I just saw this now, before my post just above. never mind. Thank you.

Could you, or anyone, elaborate on what he said after the game last week?

good move on Titans part.

I trust them to decide what those guys are worth which is why if THEY love one of them, go get him, if not they will wait for the later guys.

I think it is going to be about 140 million and I just don’t think he is worth it and the limited space it gives this team to make moves. dont get me wrong, I think he is good...very good. However, I don’t know if it will translate into being good for this team and once he’s signed, he’s signed, it’s over. You better love him because you not only have to keep him for years you have to play him at that price and we are not SF or Minny, meaning we don’t have tons of cap space. id take my chances on a top kid, or a later first round kid and Alex Smith and then sign some people.

Well, you got one from me, Step!

Indeed, Chuck. Ya know what else? We have been horrrrrrrrrible at keeping our own guys, or wanting them to stay on our team. Don't get me wrong, I want us to sign and keep our guys for stability. However, I am just not going to have "filling the many holes" be the deciding factor when it comes down to whether or not we should go after a franchise QB.

Go Red Devils!

If Darnold, Rosen and Mayfield are in their top three and they love one (or all) of them, go all in and get your man. If one is still available at 3 or 4, then send #21, 22, a second rounder and maybe something else from this year, or 2019 (but not a 1 or a 2 from 2019). Defend it? Look, they've had holes for a while. I'd rather have holes with a "serious" potential franchise QB than more holes filled without him. Risks? No one wants to dance because they need a QB or the price is too high...higher than what I have stated above. If that is the case, do the veteran bridge (Alex Smith) and draft Rudolph or Jackson. Why I would not get Cousins: He may be great, but being in the neighborhood of $140 million you better be darn sure as you are not getting rid of him after year two if things don't work out. This is your guy for at least 4 years. Rather take my chances for a couple years on a young franchise QB for 5-6 million per year.

I am surprised they find it more boring than Snooker. Just put the ball in the d*** hole, will you.

I am obviously OK with this. I have been in the Mayfield corner for a while. If they can get up higher to get one of the top 2, that is fine with me, as well. ...and if need be (but unlikely if you get any of the top 3 qbs) I am starting to warm to the Alex Smith "bridge" arrangement.

Is there any reason to believe that Rosen and Darnold won't go 1 and 2 to Cleveland and the Giants?

All in the hopes to prop up a poor starting QB.

The Shady thing is ridiculous because, as opposed to QB, WR or even LT, I believe RB is one of the few positions where you don't have to groom a replacement. If Shady is bad or is dropping off in 2018 or 2019, then you just draft a high RB that you like in 2019 or 2020.

OK, now you are just making me mad, CW. I thought that when they traded the first rounder that was what they were going to do...go up and get Mack.

You know what as well, JBR, it isn't even an expensive group. Jumping-jiminey, can you imagine Benjamin and Matthews on this team for a combined total of 14.5 million in 2018? Can you imagine selling that to a bridge QB coming in or even a young QB you are drafting?

Dare I say, when healthy, I just plain don't hate Buffalo's receiving group. Healthy Matthews, Benjamin and even Holmes, and than you throw in a growing Jones with Thompson. Is it stellar? Of course not. I just don't think we are in rough shape, especially if we are able to sign Matthews on the cheap for a one year deal (maybe even as high as $6 million).

Man, regardless of what he is now, or what he may turn into in the future, what an absolutely huge mistake it was for us to not only take him, but give up the following year's first to get him. Haunting.

When I was a teenager I ran into his mom, pregnant with the soon to be little Tony. She held her stomach when fetus Tony kicked and I quietly approached her and said, "Miss...this one (pointing to her mid-section), I think is going to be a great color commentator." His commentating today makes the three months I spent at the County pokey for harassment worth it.

Couldn't we also trade next year's number1 instead of trading both this year to move up? I know it is not the same value, but just saying. Just incase there is a lot of talent they want (and need) to pick up this season.

I I know it may seem that way, HD, but I really didn't say anything of the sort. i did say teams that were worse last year are going to be better.