Saint Doug

I think the snap decision making is only part of it. I think you also need a measurable amount of intelligence to learn and understand a complex playbook. In addition, while siting and watching video of next week’s opponent, you also need to be process what you are seeing and remember it. Maybe the CB you are up against next week has a tendency to make a certain mistake. You need to recognize this and remember it on game day. This may be what coaches are for, but I’d feel better if my QB didn’t have to be spoon fed. Lets cut to the chase here. Brady got a 33.

This is actually a good signal to start buying again, when nobody wants them. I have a few theories why cards from the 50s and 60s became so sought after. It’s essentially a supply and demand issue. People in the 50s and 60s collected cards as kids, not as investments, but just for fun. They grew up, moved out, and their parents threw away all their cards. They became scarce and subsequently, very valuable. People caught on to this in the 80s and 90s, but then thought of them as “investments”. They didn’t get thrown out, or not in appreciable amounts. These cards aren’t as valuable as a result. If cards are unpopular now, this makes a set up where companies maybe won’t produce as many or people won’t save them. We may have another set up where people don’t care about them and the supply:demand ratio in the future may again be very low. We’ll see!

Geez, usually this is a Bills problem.

People getting unduly criticized on the internet? Nope. Never happens.

Hot potato.

This is getting good. Let’s hope Teddy demands a 5 year deal at $20M per.

I’m hearing the FBI is putting the heat on Bobby Hart. May back out because may get charged with grand larceny if he actually signs.

That’s QB money.

You can’t coach abolitionism.

The Bills should use their ability to provide leverage. Jack up Bell’s price for those involved.

He’s the owner of the current Super Bowl champs. At least that has something to do with football. Trump has nothing to do with the Bills or any other NFL team.

It has nothing to do with the NFL product on the field or off. Does it?

Leave the political crap out of it? Why exactly should we be discussing a loan on a Buffalo Bills forum. We should be discussing the Buffalo Bills or the NFL in general. A failed bid has absolutely nothing to do with football. Should we also be discussing Jon Bon Jovi’s business matters too? Thread should be closed.

Apparently that’s because he’s been injured since then. Can someone please pass the razor blades back?

And what does that say about the handful of comp pick destroyers we’ll be signing in 2 weeks? Does the unwanted unwanteds mean their wanted?

Yes, I heard the Steelers tried to insist on also giving away their 2020 1st rounder, but the Saints declined.

In the title, anyone know what the word “right” means in terms of Josh? He says “right Josh”. Sorry, it’s been bothering me.

At his age, it’s unusual to get a isolated monoarthritis only in his knee. The most likely scenario is that he has a post-traumatic arthritis, which is much more common and is likely restricted to 1 joint. That said, he may have arthritis in other joints that are not being disclosed. Either way, the treatment for these conditions is very different. Post-traumatic arthritis is not treated with Humira as it usually self-resolves or resolved via corticosteroid injections into the knee capsule. The steroid used in inflammatory conditions are not the same as anabolic steroids. They are permitted for use.

Historical numbers for who? Beane?

As I discussed above, I didn’t cherry pick. I selected the last 2 4th/5ths selected by the current regime. The Bills did not have a 4th in 2017, so I picked the 5th rounder. While the same size is very small, why should I list draft picks that weren’t selected by the current Bills FO?

I don’t think going back 8 years is appropriate. Different people are selecting the players now, not Whaley, who was notorious for whiffing on draft picks. That’s why I only looked at the last 2 drafts. I’m not saying our 4th rounders from here out will be stars, but the last 2 drafts contain some very promising young players. Ross has already proven he hasn’t lived up to his potential. I wouldn’t give them anything higher than a 6th.

I think this trading away our 4th for basically a bust is a bad idea. A 4th is a very valuable asset. For example, we picked up Taron Johnson in the 4th and even Milano in the 5th (we had no 4th 2 years ago). Would you trade either of them (or even a player as promising as them) for a player who has never played up to his potential? I’ll roll my dice in the draft.

Don’t forget Anquan Boldin.

Is Anquan Boldin still available or is he busy fighting for social justice?

All of that rings true to the end of the season. Long has continued to play well, though he was slowed down by a concussion at the close of the season. He has earned the right to be the team’s starting center moving forward, and definitely should be a solid player moving forward. Long’s Season Grade: B Improved cousins accuracy, you say? Well, there you have it, folks. Bills FO admitting Allen has accuracy issues and are bringing Long in to help fix them. Proof. Cancel your SB parties. Doomed.