Bill from NYC

All I know is something like a bird within her sang All I know she sang a little while and then flew on Tell me all that you know, I'll show you Snow and rain RIP Robert Hunter

Slippin' into darkness, yeah When I heard, my mother say I was slippin' into darkness When I heard, my mother say Hey, what'd she say what'd she say You've been slippin' into darkness (Wo ho ho ho) Pretty soon you gonna pay.

I don't think I agree with your entire post but it's hard to argue with the bolded.

I've been trying to tell you people that corners should not be drafted early!

I don't understand what happened to Jace Sternberger. He was excellent in college and I projected him to be an excellent tight end. Did he get hurt?

And now, a quarter of my life is almost passed I think I've come to see myself at last And I see that the time spent confused Was the time that I spent without you And I feel myself in bloom So darling be home soon I couldn't bear to wait an extra minute if you dawdled My darling be home soon It's not just these few hours but I've been waiting since I toddled For the great relief of having you to talk to

Every morning there's a heartache hanging From the corner of my girlfriend's four-post bed I know it's not mine and I know she thinks she loves me But I never can believe what she said Something so deceiving When you stop believing Turn me around again Said we couldn't do it You know I wanna do it again

Not necessarily in order..... 1) Marcus Spriggs - Guard He was just so bad that he was dangerous. I'm surprised nobody was killed. Not only that, after his QB got hit late and was laying on the turf bleeding, he just walked away. Yeah, I'm going to say he is first on my list after all. 2) Jerry Ostroski - Guard Jerry was a strong player. The problem was that it took him what seemed like a week to get out of his stance. By the time he straightened his back just a bit, defenders has already sped by him. He also got a big (for the time) contract and insisted on playing center. He was terrible. 3) Donte Whitner - Safety He makes the list not because he was a bad player. He was decent, but was also one of the most idiotic draft choices that I have ever seen. There were several VERY good players that the horrid combination of Levy/Jauron (and I do mean HORRID) passed on to take Lil' Donte (who by the way held out, and had some baby mama issues before arriving to camp). And yes, I know that it was not his fault that he was drafted at #8. I already blamed those responsible. 4) Leodis McKelvin Another inexplicably stupid draft choice for which the player was not to blame. The right side of the Bills OL was Erik Pears at RG and Seantrel Henderson at RT. The Bills took Leodis at #11. Ryan Clady went at #12 and Branden Albert was taken at #15. I used to allow myself to get very angry on draft day to the point where a few posters would call me on the phone to hear my string of obscenities. I can remember watching Leodis make stupid mistakes and losing my temper. Thankfully I gained much self control.

Oh, drawn into the stream Of undefined illusion Those diamond dreams They can't disguise the truth That there is something about you Baby, so right I wouldn't be without you Baby, tonight

I hated that pick and that entire draft, although Preston Brown was a decent pick. Sammy's QB was EJ Manuel and it was already fairly clear that he was a bust. After Sammy they drafted Kouandjio in round two.. He played at Alabama and I said after the draft that he was the 4th or 5th best blocker on that team, AND he was injured. Then they drafted two other stiffs for the OL. I thought at the time that Whaley (what a surprise) overpaid to trade up and still think so. We gave up all that to bring Sammy to a rudderless ship. Not only that, we could have stayed at #9 and taken one of several excellent wide receivers or blockers instead of giving up the store for Watkins. Most here probably won't remember but Whaley could have remained at #9 and drafted Aaron Donald (who you were calling for before that draft). He went at #14. Some will say that this is hindsight and maybe it is to some degree, but I repeat; you posted BEFORE the draft that you wanted the Bills to select Donald. What really freaks me out is that this was 10 years ago. It seemed to go by in an instant. https://www.drafthistory.com/index.php/years/2014

Tuesday afternoon I'm just beginning to see Now I'm on my way It doesn't matter to me Chasing the clouds away Something calls to me The trees are drawing me near I've got to find out why Those gentle voices I hear Explain it all with a sigh

What would your mama think Pretty Peggy-O What would your mama think Pretty Peggy-O What would your mama think if she heard my guineas clink Saw me riding at the head of my soldiers-O If ever I return Pretty Peggy-O If ever I return Pretty Peggy-O If ever I return, all your cities I will burn Destroy all the people in the area-O

No doubt.

I'm certainly not comparing them to the 27,28 Yankees but the Alabama team with Mac Jones, Devonta Smith, Jaylen Waddle, John Metchie, and Najee Harris was pretty good.

I must think of a way Into your heart There's no reason why My being shy Should keep us apart And I think I'm going out of my head Yes, I think I'm going out of my head Goin' out of my head over you (Out of my head) Out of my head over you (Out of my head) Out of my head day and night Night and day and night Oh, come on (Wrong or right)

'Cause I am barely breathing And I can't find the air Don't know who I'm kidding Imagining you care And I could stand here waiting A fool for another day I don't suppose it's worth the price You're worth the price, the price that I would pay But I'm thinking it over anyway I'm thinking it over anyway

I still fail to understand how these mistakes at WR, in addition to the entire draft philosophy is more of a reflection on Beane than McDermott, who obviously has the more power of the two. McDermott is a defensive coach and has proven that defense it his top priority since the day he walked into town. After trading away the Mahomes pick (to draft a cornerback) he got Beane hired and continued down the defensive path, even trading up to do so. My question is: Is Beane really even a football man or a mix of money manager and CEO?

So did Jerry Ostroski.

When you were young and on your own How did it feel to be alone? I was always thinking of games that I was playing Trying to make the best of my time But only love can break your heart Try to be sure right from the start Yes, only love can break your heart What if your world should fall apart?

I was never a fan of the Cowboys, ever. That said, they had some GREAT linemen on both sides of the ball. Guys lile Smith, Dorsett, Irving and Aikman seemed to get all the credit but the likes of Larry Allen, Leon Lett, and Erik Williams were flat out scary. I have never seen a right tackle as good as Erik Williams and I'm not sure there ever was one even in his class. Jason Peters was our right tackle for a season before moving to LT and imo he was the best player on the team (so of course he was traded). Peters was a superstar but again, Erik Williams was in a class by himself, as was Larry Allen. Jmo.

RIP. That was an amazing video.

I'm a bookkeeper's son I don't want to shoot no one Well I crossed my old man back in Oregon Don't take me alive Got a case of dynamite I could hold out here all night Yes I crossed my old man back in Oregon Don't take me alive

Imo Gabe Davis IS an example of an inflated market. Let's see how many passes he catches (and/or drops) without Josh Allen throwing to him.

And you have ZERO issues with his rape allegation. Am I correct?

It will be interesting to see how many get bent out of shape, as they did for the recent, more publicized incident.