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Good point...I feel bad for him. Sincerely, Bob Chandler

Lee Evans, Buffalo stats: 109 games, 377 receptions, 5,934 yards, 43 TDs. Eric Moulds, Buffalo stats: 154 games, 675 receptions, 9,096 yards, 49 TDs. One of the most important stats not listed...for the last few years of his career Eric Moulds was the last player playing in the NFL that caught a TD pass from JK.

I know I am going to take a bunch of heat for this and you may just want to file this under, "Dude, what the hell are you looking at?!" category, but I hope that is a Minnie Pearl lookalike in the background as MP has been dead for a numbers of years now and her return over other deceased options would be...disturbing.

BB, thank you. These inside stories do a great job for fan moral and I hope they keep it up through rookie camp. ...well, and beyond...but I hope you all understood that.

I am with you on that...and that is no insult to the mods (or anyone), but there is an proclivity to it.

Cooler than Colorado in May.

I would have liked Scott in the 7th...good prospect and not really an issue for the number one job with EJ.

Great post, Jay. Thank you.

Yeah, I probably wasn't very clear in my first two posts so let me put it another way: KELLY OWNED ELWAY AND MARINO. Thanks.

"Boy, I just keep hearing so much about this 'Fünke'!" ...some will get it, some won't.

The documentary was outstanding and I hate to be redundant (not really) with respect to my earlier post, but... ...the guy who wore red, white, and blue for 11 years starting in '86 was 20-9 against the namesakes of the documentary. Oh, and in 13 pro-seasons he threw for 320 TDs and 45,000 yards.

Just as an example to some of what has been going around, in Alphadawg7's thread about trading down twice wherein the Rams would swap with us to get Austin they would probably (if this guide is reasonably accurate) only have to give us their first and their second to get our 8th pick, as opposed to the additional 4th he referenced. Although, after watching Elway to Marino last night all bets might be off!

Someone had linked to it in a thread in recent weeks, but I just couldn't find it. I just wanted to link to it in its own thread because it obviously has been coming up as we get closer to the draft. http://www.newerasco...de-value-chart/

When they gave that little snippet of information on Kelly at the end of the program I really wish they would've put in his lifetime record against Marino and Elway. 17-7 vs Marino (please note that if I remember correctly one of those wins was by Frank R. In the regular season...so 16-7) and 4-2 vs Elway. I guess putting up a 20-9 record as a stat would have uglied up the two heroes of the documentary too much.

My bad because I probably wasn't clear with my comment so I will rephrase it. If this was Wright's pride and joy and a watershed mark for his career as stated in the article, and there is too eerily similar a likeness between his charging Buffalo and the charging Bison of Howard then why has there been no obvious follow-up from the news? Furthermore, the act of stealing or copyright infringement doesn't really interest me (but I do understand that it interests many on the Board)...what interests me is the feeling either Wright or his family may have towards something that appears to be unoriginal. Sorry if it is just me, but the story isn't in the law, but what the people/family were thinking and what they might be thinking now.

Got it, thanks eball. Yeah, I like the deal.

Actually isn't he making 13 million over the next two years?

Some people are kind of missing the point with what was discovered here during this thread; that is Wright's family states that the logo was his pride and joy and the greatest accomplishment of his career, but...he...stole...it. ...any follow-up from the Buffalo News on that?!

I love Fred and no offense to the OP, but it so much this that it really isn't worth talking about.

A whole bunch of everything that most of the guys have said above. However, fate robbed him of a little bit of his glory because I honestly believe that if he didn't break his ankle against the Pats in 1980 that we beat the Charges and beat the Raiders (in Buffalo) in the AFC Championship game. ...I mean we lost in the last 2 minutes against the Charges by 6 points with him playing on one freaking leg!

For crying out loud how does that not get covered in the article? Granted, the writer may not have known, but it is such an obvious ripoff.

If it is any consolation the trophy does appear to be out of reach.

That poor schlub now has to continue to put up with the frustration that is RGIII and playing for a defending division champion. Haha...sucker!

I'm with you, BC. That would be very frustrating. Although if it were a WR I would be a little more understanding, given the circumstances.

I hope so. Man, JH, I hope so.