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Jones is VERY smart. Imo the only concern with him is his arm strength. He is in a good spot. I doubt if he will be drafted early enough to go to a bad team. He might even get drafted and sit for a while, just like he did in Bama. This will be interesting to watch.

Is he smart?

What do you think of Mac Jones? Do you think that he has enough arm for the NFL. This question is also meant for @YoloinOhio, @Willyville Guy and anyone else.

As I walk this land of broken dreams I have visions of many things But happiness is just an illusion Filled with sadness and confusion What becomes of the broken hearted Who had love that's now departed I know I've got to find Some kind of peace of mind Maybe

Nothin' can hold us and nothin' can keep us down And someday our names will be spread all over town We can get in while the getting is good So make it on your own, yeah, you know that you could Oh, oh, oh, oh Oh, oh, oh, oh We got to make the break 'Cause we got too much at stake Oh, we ain't got nothin' yet No, we ain't got nothin' yet

GREAT post Badol!!! Receivers were taking their lives in their hands going over the middle in those days. Tatum and Atkinson on the Raiders were the equivalent of assasins. I clearly remember receivers jumping for an overthrown pass and getting speared in the back, legally. It amazes me that more of these old timers are not cripples. One full speed hit to a defenseless receiver from Ronnie Lott would seem to be enough to kill an average person.

Thanks Yolo. OSU and Day have long, bright futures. Other than the obvious big 3, I think that Sark and Barmore stole the show. I never saw a couple of those motion plays and I watch every down of every game. As for Barmore, I truly don't know if we would have won without him. OSU did a great job at containing Will Anderson for most of the game. Barmore was just on fire. Both teams suffered far too many illnesses/injuries during this strange season and in and before this game. I hope that they all heal and return to 100% immediately.

My father was born in Alabama and I watched gmes with him as a litle kid. I only wish he was alive to see this.

Thanks to the Crimson Tide for providing me with happiness in these times of despair. I have all the faith in the world in the Buffalo Bills and am feeling nothing but positive vibes. The Bills, imo, are about to join the Tide as "winners in the world." GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks my friend. OSU fought with all they had under really tough circumstances. They have nothing, not one thing to be ashamed of and will continue to be great for many years. Hopefully, we will meet again. Thanks again! His draft grade just went through the roof.

Let's all hope for a clean, injury free game on bothn sides! Roll Tide!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Interesting. If you watch the game tonight, you might want to check out Christian Barmore (#58). He is a redshirt sophmore, so this makes him draft eligible. He is listed as 6'3/310 and he is VERY quick. He has 7 sacks on the year and many tackles on running plays. He is at least as good vs. the run as he is a pass rusher. The kid provides constant pressure. He is a street kid from North Philly. Saban suspended him once this year for the 1st quarter of a game and wouldn't say why. Make no mistake, the kid is a predator, a vicious tackler. Now, I am not sure where he will grade out in the draft. I personaly think that he would be better off staying in school for another year. He doesn't have THAT much experience. I know that is easy for me to suggest that he waits a year for the big money, but look at what happened with Davonta Smith, Najee Harris, and perhaps the most underrated OT in the NCAA, Alex Leatherwood. These guys made themselves untold millions by staying another year. That said, I think that he will come out. It might take him some time to develop, but it might not. I'm not qualified to really make that call. If he keeps his head on straight, he can be a star in the NFL. The kid is a huge talent. If I had to compare him to someone, it would be Warren Sapp.

Nah, you are doing to well at it, and I appreciate what you do. You make it look easy but it just isn't.

Interesting post wrt Miami.

There's a chapel in the pines Waiting for us, around the bend Picture in your mind Love forever, but 'til then If she gives me a sign that she wants to make time (stop) I can't stop (stop) I can't stop myself (stop, stop) Lightning is striking again Lightning is striking again and again and again and again Lightning is striking again and again and again and again

Great revue!!! I am thinking that most of us didn't quite know how good the Colts are. This makes the win even better. There is no limit as to how good Josh can be. He is already GREAT, and so is the team! You know things are getting better when we can even catch a break. How great was it when their kicker (who is excellent) missed that easy field goal? Things like this seemed to never happen for 20 or so years. The team is heading in the right direction and it's all good! Keep up the good work Bro!!!!!

Lets talk about what Lawrence does NOT do well, or talent in any phase of the QB position that he lacks. He has size, speed, accuracy, touch, and a cannon. He seems to be smart in interviews. I know that great college talent doesn't always succeed in the NFL. Everybody knows this. He could turn into a Ruben Foster, go nuts, and throw it all away. And btw I know nothing of his character. What I do know is that he has everything it takes to become a great QB, and see no reason to pretend otherwise. Again, jmo.

Good point. In that case Houston lacks the resources to get Lawrence. Tell me, if the Bills didn't have a great QB, how much would you give up for Lawrence?

Beacuse Lawrence (imo) is the best QB prospect coming out of college since John Elway. I never insisted that I am correct with this assertion. It is merely the opinion of one football fan.

I see that you listed the Jags as one of the choices. Initially, I couldn't understand why you listed them. IMO, and I could easily be wrong, Houston would have to trade Watson, and even cough up several very high draft picks (including their first round pick) to get the rights to Trevor Lawrence. I have always been a fan of Watson and wanted the Bills to draft him. That said, count me as one who thinks that Lawrence is an even better prospect, if not MUCH better. If I was the GM of Houston and could give up Watson, a 1st and a 2nd for the rights to draft Lawrence, I would do it in a second. That is how great I think that he will be. The only quarterbacks that I would NOT trade for the rights to Lawrence are Mahomes, and of course Josh Allen. No way! We are just that lucky to have Josh on our team. Again, JMO.

It would seem to be high. I think that OSU will want to run quite a bit die to their recent success doing so, or maybe even due to the injury to Fields. Under would seem to make sense.

I am a Daboll fan and no, I don't think that the Bills will necessarily suffer when he departs. The thing is, as great as he is; Josh is still young and will get even better!!! Better and more experienced. The other thing that matters is the draft. To stay on top, we need to continue to draft good players. Again, as great as he is, Josh still needs weapons and protection. Marv Levy is no longer the GM. Neither is Doug Whaley. We have a talented GM who knows how to put a football team together. I'm not at all worried. Not any more. GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I took her home to my place Watching every move on her face She said " look, what's your game baby? Are you tryin' to put me in shame?" I said " slow don't go so fast, Don't you think that love can last?" She said " love, Lord above, Now you're tryin' to trick me in love" All right now baby, it's all right now All right now baby, it's all right now

I know that it sounds insane but it is not impossible for Waddle to be selected before Davonta.