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Wow! I love this. Any chance to learn from a great is priceless. I imagine Allen will jump at the chance! Of course, he will consider if the advise is applicable, but if it is, why not listen to someone who’s been there at a high level.

After watching the Senior Bowl and taking a closer look, I really hope the Bills end up drafting Keelan Doss from UC Davis. He is a great route runner with good size and decent speed. He is currently projected as a 6-7 rounder but my guess is that he will move up during the draft process. If he is available in the 4th round, I hope we run to the podium. He is a great Beane and McDermott type player. Team leader who had an opportunity to transfer to a bigger school in his senior year for more exposure, but he chose to stay at UC Davis to continue helping grow their program. https://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/2018/08/keelan-doss/ “He came back for us,” said Jake Maier, the Aggies’ junior quarterback. “He could’ve been selfish, he could’ve left and took his talents to the NFL or even (Football Bowl Subdivision) ball, but he decided that we were more important than that, so just from that action alone, that makes him one of the best leaders I’ve ever been around.” The 6-foot-3 captain isn’t only one of the best leaders that Maier’s seen, he may also be one of the best student-athletes that UC Davis coach Dan Hawkins has ever had. Doss, who will graduate in December with a sociology degree, was recently named to the STATS Football Championship Subdivision preseason All-America first team after a record-setting season in 2017. The 2017 Big Sky Offensive Player of the Year set all-time UC Davis records with 115 receptions and 1,499 receiving yards, while being ranked No. 1 in both the FCS and FBS in receiving yards, receiving yards per game (136.3) and receptions per game (10.5). “It’s hard to find a small guy that runs like him, let alone a big guy,” Hawkins said, “so he’s a matchup problem with his size and … no offense because I’ve coached some really good players, but I just think you start looking at grades and size and speed and you start putting all that stuff together, he’s pretty darn special.” Read more here: https://www.sacbee.com/sports/college/article216123390.html#storylink=cpy

So lame

Doss from UC Davis is intriguing and Renfro just keep making plays. Those Raiders stickers from Chuckie are lame.

Aaron Jones late in the 5th round. Wow, that is a good group of RB's.

That's it! Fire the special teams coach immediately!

It was that magical moment when the best player available also happened to fill a position of need, which is why they were willing to move up to get them. With Allen, they were trying to move up to get him even higher than where we picked him and I believe with Edmunds, he dropped down further than they had expected which made him by far the best player available on their board, which made it easily worth the cost in their eyes.

A total basketball move. I was surprised to see it with Osweiler, but to be honest, if we have the cap space and the Jags need to clear some, it would be a worthwhile move.

This is awesome! I love it.

I don't think that it is that cut and dry. A loyal fan base is great, but many of these owners want to big their big ego stadiums in cities with a lot of support from major corporations. They want stadiums with sold out luxury seats and high PSL's. I am glad the Pegula's were not tempted by that allure and instead were happy to reward a loyal fanbase by keeping the team where it is and attempting to build a winner in Buffalo.

And the officials

I don’t believe this will happen, but IF it did, it would mean they are so excited about him, they are willing to overlook critical needs elsewhere. If nothing else, it would get me excited about the player.

I have had this argument ad naseum. The argument that they are good enough to win without cheating, does not excuse the fact that they did. It would be like a straight A student and getting caught with notes during a test and then arguing that they knew the information without the notes. Doesn’t matter, it is still cheating.

Right? Don’t the Patriots* already have a site for all of you wanna be fans? Go fellate them there.

Uh, I never thought of that angle. I really hope they never get to 4 in a row.

So first you call Bills fans ignorant, then you discuss your admiration of the Patriots* and now you insult strangers online with insults that don’t even apply? Must be fun hanging around the forum of your second favorite team (unless there are others you haven’t mentioned yet) being an internet tough guy. So that’s when you became a Pats* fan?

So when exactly did you become a bandwagon Pats* fan Grampa? Did you “admire” them since the Grogan days? It’s ok, plenty of people switch allegiances to the winning teams when the going gets tough.

Not a real Bills fan in my book if you are busy admiring the Patriots*. But have fun cheering for your new team from your seat on the bandwagon.

So Bills fans hate the Patriots* because we are ignorant? Ha! ?

There is no guarantee of that. Glad you have another team to root for Jerry.

Because clearly all of our discussions here are grounded in reality...

So you are assuming this question requires them to play at their current age rather than in their prime. Seriously?

What about Lee Evans? He was a great threat for Losman and he would be great with Allen too.

Thurman Thomas Andre Reed Bruce Smith in that order...

Marcus Easley. Special teams ace and pre-season stud with 3 career receptions and 1 TD over 6 seasons. I always believed (and still do) that he could have been a good receiver if he would have been given an opportunity. It also would have helped if he could have stayed healthy a bit more.