DrDawkinstein

Agreed. Dude is a loud mouth on the field, but is a really smart guy off the field. This is surprising.

Just had a joint practice myself. May roll another.

Ah, bummer. But 71 seems to be a decent run for anyone who was a Pro Wrestler in the 80s. RIP And RIP to Rowdy Roddy while we're at it.

lol, that's a great line.

For what it's worth, Harry was rated just as good, if not better, of a prospect as any of them. But I do love the way this has shaken out for the Pats.

you LOVE to see it! Good for N'Keal. Do whatever you gotta do to cause more turmoil over there.

Difference is Da'Rick was actually with the Bills. Ertz, Watt, Maclin, and AB were the "best that never were".

When we do actually cave and get fast food, we go to Wendy's for the burgers/sandwiches, and then go across the street to McDonalds for the fries. Only way to do it properly. (Not counting 5 Guys, CFA, or Popeye's since they are a little further drive up the street, and have no issues with any of their food)

Dont forget Jeremy Maclin.

And reports from Draft Day say Beane tried to move up ahead of Jax, who took Etienne. So...

Absolutely correct. The Process evolves as the team evolves. There isnt just one way of doing things the same way every year. A Process got us through the rebuild years, a slightly different Process got us to the next level, and we'll need a new Process to get us to a Championship. This is the plan that McBeane had from the beginning.

Dont get too caught up in the LT vs RT. Ramczyk is arguably the best RT in the NFL, and could likely make the transition to LT if needed. Armstead is pretty good, but is going into the last year of his contract. So might as well leave him at LT and Ramczyk at RT for now. Maybe slide him over if/when Armstead goes.

Once again, I say, "the cap is a myth". Or at least flexible enough that us fans should never worry about it.

As the comments say "that is a ROUGH 30"... But if I were 16 and some broad I worked with wanted to "engage in acts while I was driving", I probably wouldnt say no.

Would you rather more COVID talk? What else we got at this point of the offseason?

And Pat Moran will sacrifice his first born to The High Priest of the Great Old Ones, The Great Dreamer, The Sleeper of R'lyeh, Cthulu if he is wrong.

AND WE'RE BACK BABY!!

Hilarious to see Tre White at the top of the list and Gilmore can't crack the top-10. Maybe shouldn't have been so quick to bail on Buffalo for more "time in the spotlight". Doesnt seem to have been the best paying plan. Meanwhile, Tre is chasing those "Daddy Pegula" checks!

It may have ended badly, but it was always going to end badly. And I'd say it ended far better than most expected it would. Quick, and relatively painless, and only after a short time behind bars. After a 30 year run of paying underage girls to poop on you through a hammock, what more can you ask for? But again, maybe just pay your taxes and not have to worry about it. 🤷‍♂️

Anyone else with the headline "found dead in a Spanish prison" I'd be like "WHOOA, what happened?". But with McAfee, my initial response was "...that's it?" This guy sure... lived life to it's fullest... to say the least. Certainly took the Cole Beasley advice of "rather die living", and usually made as much sense as that line. But so dumb to have to go out like that over wanting to avoid paying a little bit of taxes. I guess at 75 years, he had a good run.

I had to adjust his "Chewing" rating from a 31 to a 32.

For what it's worth, I cut Beasley from my Madden team during his meltdown, and replaced him with Sanders, and haven't missed a beat. Still undefeated.

Folks will go to the games either way. I've always told the "I'll stop going if it's downtown/domed/no tailgating" crowd that the NFL wont miss them if they stop going, and plenty of other fans will take their places. Works both ways. Although, those of us who think the stadium should/will go downtown usually arent threatening a boycott if it doesn't. Everyone is already used to it this way. Win-win for me really. I just see a downtown, multi-purpose development as a step forward for the city. But if they want to keep the football team in the 1950s, then so be it.

Agreed on no retractable roof. It's a nice thought, but it's more fantasy. A retractable roof adds a ton of cost (likely another 30-40%), they NEVER work well, and it absolutely would not be used like most Bills fans hope. They wouldnt be able to open it for snow. Only on totally calm, clear, sunny days. So what's the point?

Indy and Minn should be the examples we are shooting for, imo. Lucas Oil in Indy did a good job blending into the industrial area. And Minn's new stadium is gorgeous from the inside, and with that wall of windows almost feels like it's more of an open-air build.