Bill from NYC

He didn't play his best vs. Georgia and Clemson but you know that he was hampered by a pretty serious ankle injury, as well as some other injuries. The Tide (imo) is going to focus a bit more on running the football this season this season, whereas Saban will get back closer to his "roots" for lack of a better term. That offense will be a sight to behold.

Yes, he really sucked against LSU, Auburn and Oklahoma.

Yeah, 245/355 (69.9%) - 43 TDs/6 Ints. - 199.5 Passer Rating - 2nd in Heisman Voting..... That really sucks and will help the Bills! Great

Very good point. Let's see how much fun he has playing for that team.

Does anyone believe that there are NFL Teams that want to tank this season for the top draft selection? I for one do. The Raiders would seem to fit this description. The will be moving to Vegas so there is little gain for them to win this year. They got rid of Amari Cooper, and now they have Peterman lol! I can see them (and btw the Dolphins too) actually throwing in the towel to draft Tua in 2020. Why not add a huge name to draw bigger fan interest and ticket sales? This thread isn't completely about Tua mind you. He could (God forbid) have a bad year or get hurt. I mean it is possible but even at that, the 2020 draft looks to be amazing. I am mainly just curious as to how many of you think that a team really would intentionally tank to get a better draft position.

I saw Raquel Welch close up in person. She actually winked and smiled at me. When she turned away I could see her laughing and I can understand why. My forehead was starting to sweat and it was hard to move my feet. She froze me. In my very strong opinion, Raquel is the most beautiful woman in the history of the planet Earth and I never saw anyone in her class.

I can't think of a reason not to like this particular deal. The price tag was relatively small and the position is just so important. Keeping Hughes might enable the Bills to not have to use a 1st round pick on a DE in 2020, thus enabling them to take one of the many lightening fast, sure handed receivers who are made to order for a QB with an arm like Allen. I have been very critical about many of the Bill's strikingly stupid decisions over the years and I am here to proclaim that extending Hughes was (imo of course) a wonderful move.

With the receivers coming out in 2020, I might cry tears if the Bills took a freaking safety at #7. To really put this in perspective, Whitner was a #8.

Rudolph because I don't want to give up a 2nd in 2020 under almost any conditions. The 2020 draft is going to make the 2019 draft look like garbage imo.

You have surpassed your goal bro. I remember when my daughter was going to law school in Philly. You told me that if she ever had any problems to contact you. I will never forget that offer. I don't know how many times in my life anyone was ever that generous and kind to me. Be well, and if I can ever be of help to you I am here. Like I said in an earlier post, close friendships were built on this board.

Do you think it is OK if they disagree with you?

I think that its a slippery slope. The day that we all have to agree on every issue will be the day that this great board will cease to be so great. And while you are probably correct about some of your hunches, my money says that he is often correct with his takes, and; I don't think that he is a troll at all. We all cope in different ways. Some try to not expect so much in order to avoid being crushed when things fall apart. I for one like the directions the Bills have taken wrt Allen, the offensive line, and some other moves. I hope it works but I too try to temper my expectations after all of the heartaches.

I do not but it is great to hear from you.

A few days ago the NY Post listed the Bills odds of winning a Super Bowl at 100 x 1. There were very few team with bigger odds. The ones I remember were the Bengals and Dolphins but there were a few more.

The best part of that chase was the unforgettable Howard Stern prank call.

I'm not sure how cool it is for posters to be taunting someone like that. This would especially apply (imo of course) to people who cry to the mods about other "meanies." I am NOT saying that you complain to mods e-man. That said, I have a hunch that a lot of posters are, but then feel free to insult Scott and others.

Richie is doing well. He goes up for games and will be at the opener.

It just sucks to lose one of the old crew. We were a much smaller group so things were more intimate. Posters really did share good times and bad together. The thing is, it is such a good site that it kept growing and growing. One lesson the years have taught me is that sometimes we don't realize what good times we are having. May God rest her soul and comfort her friends and loved ones during these times of sorrow.

Wonderful.

I agree with this post except the bolded. I would prefer a RT to be a bit more of a bruiser but that is jmo. What I will day is that if you are correct about Jonah playing at the level of a Matthews (or better), Oliver will have to be an excellent player (he very well might be) for this to have been a smart pick for the Bills. It will be interesting to watch this play out. How do you want him to feel?

It is very interesting. They must really like Jonah Williams.

This is another player who squandered his God given talent. Imo if this kid had his head on straight he would have been the absolute best ILB in the NFL.

Are you trying to deny that the coaches ruined poor EJ?

I remember hearing something about this.