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  On 5/17/2018 at 5:35 PM, ddaryl said:

Jets gave up a lot. In hindsight the Jets move was a panic move because it looks like they didn't get their guy and they probably could of stayed at 6 and gotten Darnold.. Hindsight being 20/20 and all

 

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He should be wearing a dunce cap.

  On 5/17/2018 at 7:14 PM, Captain Hindsight said:

Don't worry, I'm ready to provide perfect hindsight when necessary 

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Remember to wear your dunce cap.

  On 5/17/2018 at 11:35 PM, Jpsredemption said:

Bills have had bonehead off season if I've ever seen one:

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 Make sure you put in your resume .... to the Jest.

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  On 5/17/2018 at 11:35 PM, Jpsredemption said:

Bills have had bonehead off season if I've ever seen one:

 

1) Signing Star who has underachieved for consecutive years now

2) Overpaying Trent Murphy who has injury concerns and was suspended for PEFS

3) Chris Ivory - really? 

4) Not addressing Wide Receiver in a remotely impactful way

5) Trading 2 second round picks for a statistically inferior prospect

6) Leaving the draft with 3 picks in the first 3 rounds when they started with 6 and have a roster full of needs.

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and yet last year with all those "Boneheaded" moves we eneded the drought and over acheived...

 

I think I will trust  the process of finding guys who want to play within the cofines of gameplan / style McDermott and company puts forth.

 

The decades of panicing and grabbing the wrong FA's or desperatley drafting a p;lyer to fill a need caused the drought

 

 

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HERE'S MINE:

I feel the Bears made a huge mistake selecting Roquan Smith ahead of Tra Edmunds. I felt Edmunds was the second best front seven player in the draft, after Chubb; a true beast with great size and speed. Capable of playing any linebacker position and a three down player.

Meanwhile I thought Smith was a little over-rated; great speed but a slightly larger safety, who cannot fight through the blocks of big offensive lineman.

While Smith may be good, the Bears missed out on a great one.

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  On 5/18/2018 at 1:18 PM, Ifartalot said:

It's more puzzling than boneheaded, but that Hue Jackson, 1-31 with the Browns, is still their HC.

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Perhaps they felt the talent level was so poor that they couldn’t have won much more.  After this offseason Hue will have no excuses.

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  On 5/18/2018 at 7:56 PM, LittleJoeCartwright said:

Perhaps they felt the talent level was so poor that they couldn’t have won much more.

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Cleveland's ownership make the Pegula's look good. Keeping on an NFL coach with a .031 winning percentage over two years is certainly unprecedented.

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  On 5/17/2018 at 5:27 PM, Jay_Fixit said:

Unless their guy was Mayfield. 

 

Darnold was my guy, but now that he’s a New Jersey Jets, I hope for him to bust hard.

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The AFC East needs franchise QBs named other than Tom Brady.....So I am ok with Darnold and Allen being the main stays for the next decade...sort of like the Marion-Kelly thing

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Here's mine.

-Giants taking a RB instead of a potential franchise QB.  Good luck getting the #2 pick again when Eli retires.

-Browns signing Jarvis Landry for Mike Evans, Deandre Hopkins, and Antonio Brown type money.

-Cowboys passing on receiver in the 1st round for a Poz Pozlusny type linebacker.

-Dolphins giving 24 million dollars guaranteed for the pedestrian WR Albert Wilson.

-Bucs resigning Cameron Brate to a ridiculous 40 million dollar contract.

-Bills signing Chris Ivory.  Averaged 3.4 ypc last year.  Plus, he's old for a RB at 30 years old.

-Saints giving up a 2019 1st rounder to move up for Marcus Davenport.

-Dez Bryant for turning down 3 year 21 million contract offer from Ravens.

-Browns taking Ward over Chubb at 4.  Ward may be a good player, but having Garrett and Chubb is a nightmare for any o-line.

-Eagles not trading Matt Foles.

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  On 5/18/2018 at 12:13 AM, billspro said:

 

You could also look as those moves as the greatest offseason in Bills history. We will find out.

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Yeah, but it’s more fun to predict failure so one can “be right” than to root for success...

 

:beer:

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Rams' New Inglewood Stadium Reportedly Now Costs More Than $4 Billion

 

Reasons for the increased costs include access roads, utilities and making sure the stadium could withstand an earthquake, per Kaplan. The final total could approach $5 billion when the new NFL Network building is factored into the equation

 

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2776535-rams-new-inglewood-stadium-reportedly-now-costs-more-than-4-billion?utm_source=cnn.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=editorial

 

wow 

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  On 5/19/2018 at 8:15 AM, Doc Brown said:

Here's mine.

-Giants taking a RB instead of a potential franchise QB.  Good luck getting the #2 pick again when Eli retires.

-Browns signing Jarvis Landry for Mike Evans, Deandre Hopkins, and Antonio Brown type money.

-Cowboys passing on receiver in the 1st round for a Poz Pozlusny type linebacker.

-Dolphins giving 24 million dollars guaranteed for the pedestrian WR Albert Wilson.

-Bucs resigning Cameron Brate to a ridiculous 40 million dollar contract.

-Bills signing Chris Ivory.  Averaged 3.4 ypc last year.  Plus, he's old for a RB at 30 years old.

-Saints giving up a 2019 1st rounder to move up for Marcus Davenport.

-Dez Bryant for turning down 3 year 21 million contract offer from Ravens.

-Browns taking Ward over Chubb at 4.  Ward may be a good player, but having Garrett and Chubb is a nightmare for any o-line.

-Eagles not trading Matt Foles.

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It's even bigger boneheaded move that the Eagles didn't trade Nick Foles

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10 year contract for a HC out of the game for a decade is nuts

The Saints trade up was also a terrible waste of draft picks

Star contract could easily be in this top 10 list

 

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