Bill from NYC

In what way?

The man sure did know how to dress.

In what way?

Robert Hunter, songwriter for the Grateful Dead. As talented as the band was, it would have not been the same without his wonderful, original, opaque lyrics.

It amazes me how fans of a college team can spot players that NFL scouts and GM miss. There were several posters on TSW who knew that Foster and Wallace were good players.

Jason Peters belongs in the top 10, if not top 5.

That would be a shockingly stupid thing to do. Alabama, if heathy of course, will probably have the best offense in the history of the school. They might have the best wide receivers in the history of college football. For example: if college age Robert Foster was on this team, he would be the 5th, or possible even the 6th wide out on the depth chart. I am being totally serious. The OL is said to have improved, despite losing Jonah Williams and Pierschbacher. This of course I must see to believe but even Saban is praising them. He seems to love this OG/C who transferred from Fla. St. Do you know about this kid? I do not. Anyway, college fans deserve to watch this. If they can hold it down to 1 loss, they should be in over a team who wins a crappy conference with the same record. Do you think that a 2 or 3 loss Pac 12 conference winner should get in over a 1 loss OSU team that didn't win the Big 10? I for one do not.

God bless her and I hope she is OK.

Do you expect Bama to lose 2 games?

I like it too. I wouldn't slam it to be honest but at 12-1 I think that there is a reasonable chance.

The 12 - 1 is appealing.

If Allen can play, the Bills can be extremely dangerous in 2020. There are a slew of tremendous receivers who will probably come out next year. I'm not sure if I can recall a stronger group of wide outs.

I am going to run with 8-8. I wanted to go higher but I just can't with the possible OL problems. If the OL is healthy I might go as high as 11-5. It matters just that much imo. What odds?

So true. Riemersma was often referred to as one who had "good hands." I suppose this was because he would make a very good catch now and then but in reality he had bad hands and dropped easy catches on a regular basis.

Thanks once again for this!

Why do that? You might get arrested for another domestic incident that is completely not your fault, right? Have you finished paying off your lawyer for the last one?

Time to move? I'm just asking.....

As exciting as he is to watch, I really don't want to see him run so much and take hits. It is amazing what he can do on the ground but he will get killed if he keeps it up. I respect the fact that McBeane tried to help the kid out with blocking because when it comes to Allen, the OL actually worries me more than the possible lack of receivers. I once heard Bill Parcells say that it was easier to find good receivers in the draft than a good guard.

Dawkins. Morse is already questionable. There is little reason for optimism if Allen has to play behind a piss poor offensive line.

How would you feel if he was only arrested for the burglary? Again, please understand that if I owned the team he would be taken down.

If I owned the Buffalo Bills, he would be taken down. That said, a poster raised the point about the not guilty verdict and it is a good one. As for jail terms on civil rights cases, my thing is this: A jury found OJ to be not guilty. I don't believe in double jeopardy and do not think that he should have done time. I also apply this theory to the cops in the Rodney King case. All of the above appeared to me to be guilty mind you. I just have an issue with being found not guilty by a jury and still doing time. This is jmo, and I completely expect others to disagree. I am NOT trying to sway anyone, and I respect your opposing views. The is simply an opinion.

Where did you grow up? When I was 15 in Queens, the school actually sponsored a full contact flag football league on cement, with no pads, helmets, or protection of any kind. This in freezing cold winters. They let us warm up at halftime in the locker room. I must admit that I loved it but looking back, it was crazy.

Wow EIL! If only you knew..... There is to much here to respond you but I ask you to just consider the possibility that folks, and I mean good people in horrible neighborhoods, are purposely held down by a lot of poverty pimp politicians. Often poor conditions are in their political interest. Look at Baltimore. Look at the horrid conditions in NYC Housing Projects. Weren't there 39 shooting in Chicago over THIS weekend? Who runs these cities? Of course there are bad cops but politicians are doing the bulk of the damage and cops are often the political footballs.

Sounds great. Any suggestions as to how? There are candidates for president calling cops racist in debates. I'm thinking that this might not help communities get safer, but what do I know?

Wow.