N.Y. Orangeman

I love Metcalf, even if it is at 9. He is going to be special. That being said, the depth in this class is incredible.

The poor guy has had the worst lot of QBs in the NFL ever. Too bad Coughlin is infallible and did nothing to improve the position in the offseason.

If you take a look at those around him who likely planted that story, none of them are currently working for NFL teams or in pro sports (sorry, Doug Whaley, WWEFL or whatever it is doesn't count).

Doug is shy and standoffish, but a good guy with a great family. I'm sure he was an intense bastard to work with, but he was very loyal. Very few have an actual clue on what went down here in Buffalo. I'll leave you to your ignorant rants.

Umm...when your signature career accomplishment centers on “One Tree Hill”, you shouldn’t be calling out NFL players for performance issues, Mr. Murray. #stillawaitinghisEmmy

Check out what Louis Riddick, said about this incident. As a past and future GM, I take his word over anything put forth here. http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=25292575

http://footballscoop.com/the-scoop/

Hey fellow Lion. I like his work on the draft and agree with your take on Teller (similar to Erik Turner's review), but think these game reviews by Joe are just garbage that lack any kind of explanation, much less context.

Joe's ratings are absolutely worthless.

Guess: you will see us sign at least on person from another team’s practice squad before our next game.

Crazy comes in many forms here at TBD. Sometimes, it is benevolent and takes the form of a "Jim Kelly for OC" campaign. Other times, it is born out of frustration, manifesting itself as "Fire Everyone...NOW!" This thread is from the Dennis Fife strain: ALHAMBRA, CA—Area crazy man Dennis Fife held a press conference Tuesday to announce that on Oct. 8, he will stand in the doorway of the office building at 2600 Kenilworth Avenue and yell at cars all day. Addressing reporters, the 47-year-old Fife said, "At approximately 9:30 a.m. on the day in question, shortly after I finish lunging at dogs, I will proceed to the front steps of the Simmons Building and yell loudly for nine hours. The screaming will be broken by a 15-minute fit of rigid catatonia, most likely in the late afternoon." Among the topics Fife plans to address during his nine-hour rant: the ace of diamonds, bookshelves, the man trying to kill him, those goddamn bananas,people from St. Louis, closed-up straws, Trapper John, MD, and papers, papers everywhere."I may briefly stray from my agenda to urinate into the revolving door at the building's entrance," Fife said, "but, for the most part, I will focus on the task at hand and spend the bulk of the day yelling at the various passing cars." Though Fife said he will shout at any vehicle that goes down Kenilworth Avenue, he will focus primarily on Volkswagen Beetles, pick-up trucks and late-'80s Mitsubishi Galants. Fife also noted that he will attempt to gain the attention of bicyclists by shouting, "Hey there, Mr. Bike-man." "A lot of what I intend to yell will be pre-planned—it will be things I've shouted at cars before," said Fife, chewing on his right forearm. "But I definitely want to leave open some room for improvisation. For instance, if a red car passes by, I might be inclined to shout at the driver, 'Where'd you get the fancy red car?' But then, if another red car drives by a bit later, I might become angry and demand that the driver stop and give me kidney beans." Fife has already begun preparations for the event. On Monday, he worked late into the night making a bowl of Kraft macaroni and cheese, which he said he will bring with him and throw into the street, handfuls at a time. He has also set aside his lucky rubberband and a tree branch for the occasion. While Fife has vowed to remain in the office building's doorway throughout his nine-hour yell session, some observers speculate that he will wander over to the nearest corner, where he would have access to vehicles slowing down to make the turn onto Canyon Drive. "That corner is going to be extremely tempting for Mr. Fife," Alhambra city councilmember Lorraine Schmidt said. "Not only do the cars slow down there, giving him better access to drivers, but there is a mailbox he can spit into. I can't imagine he'll be able to stand in that doorway all day with the corner in full view without giving in to the urge to go over there." Alhambra police chief George Jaeger predicted Fife would be successful in his venture, praising his remarkable tenacity and determination. https://local.theonion.com/crazy-man-announces-plans-to-stand-in-doorway-yell-at-1819564877 uiagcazfkyixm0cg9sum.webp

Hey look-another post from someone seeking attention!

This is petty and beneath the Pegulas if true. Bucky and Sully devolved because of laziness, but journalism is important. The Pegulas won the battle with those two; it's time for them to act like it (if true). They've already lost everything.

I AM TYPING IN ALL CAPS AND CONSIDERING STARTING AN ONLINE PETITION OR DRAFTING A LETTER! WORDS LIKE "ACCOUNTABILITY", "FIRE" , "TANK", "INCOMPETENT" AND "PISSED" ARE MORE POWERFUL WHEN USED WITH RAGE AND ALL-CAPS IN A PETITION AND/OR LETTER!

1. Step off the ledge and understand progress will come at the individual level this year. 2. Commit to Dabol for the next 24 games. 3. Play the likes of Teller, Boettger, Cam Phillips, Jordan Phillips and the rest of the kids as situations allow. 4. Protect Josh Allen; he shouldn't see the field until he is 100% 5. Continue to scour the wire and practice squads. Guys that interest me include Dorian Johnson, Bucky Hodges, Deon Cain, and Antonio Pierce. Offseason. 1. Fire Castillo, Cully and Robiskie. Spend millions to get the right people. Sean Kugler jumps out at me for OL 2. Sign AJ Cann (OG-JAX) and Daryl Williams (RT-CAR) 3. Sign Demarryius Thomas, likely at a premium. We need a guy who has a wide radius and, more importantly, a leader in this group who can groom our kids. 4. Look for a value at the QB position; we need a mentor like Fitz/McCown. 5. Sign Jordan Phillips and the others who have show some potential in reserves. 6. Unless given the opportunity to get a Bosa, look to trade down for depth. 7. Draft a WR who you believe can be a #1-2. 8. Repeat #7 9. Draft depth at G/C/T/CB/OLB 10. Remember, this was a full rebuild and keep our powder dry for the 2020 class if there isn't value available (i.e., short term/low cap impact deals). 11. Turn some of the scouting staff as necessary. This is the best I've got...

The issue I have is that he's expecting us to invest a huge part of our salary cap in guys who are over 30. I don't think that fits with our rebuild. Guys like Morse, Williams, AJ Cann and Williams make so much more sense that Paradis, Saffold and Tate.

I like the idea of getting a third and swapping out a pick with Shady in return much more than the 3rd day pick.

OP has never managed anyone or anything, at least of substance..

Wow...Wtf!?! They blew that coverage. Thanks for Bush...umm

Thanks. I hope Mahomes helps balance everything out ?

The bar incident at fight with HSers says otherwise.

It is good in theory, but it doesn't seem to work that way with Chad.

The kid has screwed up every chance he's had going back to St. Joes. I wish him well, but I don't want him anywhere near our team. It's really unbelievable that, on the verge of getting a crack to start in the NFL as a QB, he pulls this stunt. Sad.

Trust the [Criminal Justice] Process.