
Bill from NYC
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In 2003, the Bills OL was a complete mess. We had pick #23. A guard named Eric Steinbach was sitting there. We passed him right up and selected Willis Magahee, a severely injured RB who sat out 1 year and 4 games before ever seeing the field. Steinbach had a long, very good career and was even able to play some LT when needed. Oh, and in 2008, we passed on some great blockers to draft McKelvin. It was an utter disgrace. Having lived through this, you will not hear many complaints from me about McBeane. He sure was!!! I was praising him week after week on this board GB. I had seen a couple of his college games and wanted the Bills to draft him. Too bad he got hurt.
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I am assuming that you are young. God bless you!!!!! If our current guards bother you, you should have seen the guards on this football team for more than 2 decades before McBeane. Ruben Brown was good. Aside from him it is hard to even remember 1 other good guard for at least 20 years. During this time we had a hand full of good OTs. One (Jason Peters) was GREAT and we promptly traded him away. If my suspicion about your age is true, I am truly glad that you didn't have to suffer through this. 👍 GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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At this point it sure looks like Mac Jones is clearly superior to the Jets QB.
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I wish, I could just make you turn around Turn around and see me cry There's so much I need to say to you so many reasons why You're the only one who really knew me at all So take a look at me now, well there's just an empty space And there's nothin' left here to remind me, just the memory of your face Now take a look at me now, 'cos there's just an empty space But to wait for you, is all I can do and that's what I've got to face
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I respectfully disagree. If he knew or even suspected that Mahomes was a future HOF QB, he would not have traded him away imo.
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The trade turned out well, and this is a great thing. The odds of it turning out so well were poor and imo the success of the trade was random, not planned. Trading away from a HOF QB at 10 all the way down to 27 to draft a corner (however good) is not a strategy that is going to win you lots of football games. Looking back I am totally fine with what transpired. I was on this board and thrilled when the drafted Josh while many others were furious. That said, to think that our front office knew that far in advance that they were going to get Josh and he would turn out to be this great is quite silly imo. It's an interesting topic, but what really matters is that Josh is great and I think he will even improve!!!!! It's all good.
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Agred. I am all but certain his main (if not only) concerns are: 1) Not going to jail. 2) Getting sued. 3) Will his career be effected? That said, have you seen his tweets about police officers taking innocent lives? These comments, calling numerous people "fa^^*ts," his evil tirade against his daughter, and of course HIS shooting will combine to follow him forever, although he probably won't care because he is an evil scumbag.
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Half a mile from the county fair And the rain came pourin' down Me and Billy standin' there With a silver half a crown Hands are full of a fishin' rod And the tackle on our backs We just stood there gettin' wet With our backs against the fence Oh, the water Oh, the water Oh, the water Hope it don't rain all day
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Exactly. And with his political connections, Baldwin stands a better chance of getting away with crimes. It wouldn't be the first time. This case needs to be investigated in an impartial manner (if possible). https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10119685/From-parking-lot-brawl-homophobic-slurs-Movie-set-shooting-tragedy-latest-Alec-Baldwin.html
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If there's one thing in my life that's missing It's the time that I spend alone Sailing on the cool and bright clear water There's lots of you friendly people They're showing me ways to go And I never want to lose their inspiration Time for a cool change I know that it's time for a cool change And now that my life is so prearranged I know that it's time for a cool change
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There is no political solution To our troubled evolution Have no faith in constitution There is no bloody revolution We are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world Are spirits in the material world
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Rolling Stones to retire “Brown Sugar” due to racist lyrics
Bill from NYC replied to Brennan Huff's topic in Off the Wall
C'mon Bro, really? Yes, she might have a clue. I don't think that artists should cave into political pressure to cancel. -
If you ever feel sorrow For things you might have done With no hope for tomorrow In the setting of the sun And the ocean is howling Of things that might have been That last good morning sunrise Will be the brightest you've ever seen In the moonlight, in the midnight In the moonlight, midnight moonlight In the moonlight, in the midnight In the moonlight, midnight moonlight
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Rank The Buffalo Bills Starting QB’s Since Jim Kelly
Bill from NYC replied to JohnNord's topic in The Stadium Wall
When compared to Alex Van Pelt, Trent Edwards looked like Tom Brady. -
OMG I was just about to ask the same question. He was a GREAT poster and I hope that he is OK!
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No but tbh I am not willing to cast blame upon Marrone. He has to go 2 levels up to get to Coach Saban. There are GREAT players (Latham and Brockemeyer) that could be playing on the OL, especially Latham at RT. O'Brien should be on the sidelines with Saban instead of up in the air. At this point I am totally unimpressed with O'Brien. Jmo.
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I will not shed tears if they take O'Brien. I don't despise him mind you but he is no Sark. This I can say for sure.
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If you leave me now You'll take away the biggest part of me Ooh-ooh, no, baby please don't go And if you leave me now You'll take away the very heart of me Ooh-ooh, no, baby please don't go Ooh-ooh, girl, I just want you to stay
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Alabama has to improve in virtualy every area to get near the palyoffs this season with their very young and injured team. I know this. Still, on behalf of Nick Saban, I would like to offer thanks and best wishes to the Purdue Boilermakers.