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IVE HEARD OF HIM!

 

BRING IN HIM IN OR FIRE BEANE!!!

 

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“You're asking if he is a Sicilian Process Guy. “ The Don Coach nodded his head pleasantly, acknowledging the flattering witticism and its truth.

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2 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

 

 

“You're asking if he is a Sicilian Process Guy. “ The Don Coach nodded his head pleasantly, acknowledging the flattering witticism and its truth.

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He was a great locker room guy in Cleveland and solid on the field, but he wasn’t living up to his hefty contract.  As mentioned, he’s a 3-tech so no real place for him here. 

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Normally I would say no but then I remember all those years when the Pats brought in guys like that and they turned around their careers because they were "that" team. Maybe now we are "that" team? 

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Is this a "turn around"situation, Mickey? His stats look consistent to me. I would think as a rotational player he would be a great mix with Star.  Is he not that type of player? 

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Please nothing more that's going to interrupt Ed's development as a playmaking 3-tech. The Bills criticize the UofH coaching staff for playing Oliver in the 1-tech role for most of his college career, then proceed to do the exact same thing in what is year 2 of his career, arguably the most important to a player's development. I know they'll say they had no choice, due to Star's opt-out + some injuries. But I would've signed King Kong Bundy off the street to play 1-tech, before I moved Ed to there.

 

The Bills need 1-techs in this draft, perhaps one of the top in round 2 and then another sneaky good one on day 3. Anything to make sure they never play Ed there again!

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