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It's interesting, because WR has traditionally been one of those positions that takes several years to become really good at. So it's valuable to have a strong vet #1 WR who knows what he's doing, which also helps the younger guys. I don't know what's happened in the last few years, but it seems like there are more and more rookie/young WRs that are really good right out of the gate, like Justin Jefferson. Perhaps we're just seeing more talented and polished WRs coming out of college that has shifted that traditional thinking.

We have a winner!

At the end, Cowherd started talking about how great Wyoming is, to which Josh said something like "Oh, you must be talking about Jackson." They both then talked about how great Jackson is and how awesome it is being so close to the Tetons, all of which is true (despite it being an insanely expensive place).

By the way, they’re both right about Jackson. 🙌

As expected. Interesting that they think he could be back this year from that injury. Always thought that was a tough one to come back from in just a year.

Beane targeting a 5th knowing it's his best round in the draft...

Perhaps just as much, it also demands the corners to be strong tacklers, often taking on guys bigger than them (including blockers) with a head of steam that can put tremendous strain on knees and ankles.

Sure, but in "the next few years" Keenum and Barkley will be pretty up there in age...

Settle isn't exactly a starter, but I hope we see some of him this week. Didn't like seeing a calf injury keeping him out against Denver.

He may be better than Taiwan at running or catching the ball, but he's not better than Taiwan at special teams play. Taiwan is very, very good at that. And that's what Blackshear would be called upon to do this year, barring at least 2 injuries to RBs. Can't see the Bills coaches giving up Taiwan's excellent ST play for someone who is better than him at something he most likely will never be called upon to do.

I know people caught on to the availability of #3 now for OBJ, but how did you also not see the simultaneous opening up of a WR position?

Still waiting for ICE...is he back yet?

Hey, Mac Jones was ranked higher than Von Miller in the NFL Top 100. If that doesn't spell trouble for us...

I love how McKenzie always looks like he's pissed off about something.

I've got 2 in a nice spot (Sec 133, Row 35, Seat 18-19) if that would help, just let me know.

I have 2 (Sec 133, Row 35, Seat 18-19) in a great spot if you still need a couple.

Ooo, excellent question at the end. As much as I loved Kyle, I'd have to go with Fred. The guy would just be spectacular in this offense. Honorable mention to Fitz (as our #2, of course, curse notwithstanding).

There's a pretty simple way to make your wish come true.

These things are always fun to flip through. Did you know they have a pronunciation guide?

I think you did a nice job here, and I can't really argue with most of it. I think you're right on with the class of the AFC. I think the Ravens are a solid team and belong up where you put them. I also think the Raiders, Broncos, and Dolphins are the three wild cards that are loaded with talent and could do a lot of damage if they figure things out fast enough.

woof

Yeah but Tenuda looked pretty awful at times, so you have to admit Beane really ***** the bed on that one, proving once again he sucks at evaluating OL talent. /sarcasm

I was pretty impressed with his play overall.

Dude played well. Noticed him a lot out there.

That was funnier than I was expecting. The retching at the end was hilarious. One thing that would have really made this great is if it was a 29 year old Genny Cream Ale.