JujuFish

I believe the changes are PPR and 6 point passing TDs.

Had two drafts tonight. One was OK, the other I don't feel good about. Hopefully my Sabrespace team will lift my fantasy spirits. Going with three leagues again this year.

One of the requirements for a perfect rating is a 12.5 yards per attempt. Cassel can only dream of such lofty numbers.

He's had the best rating every game so far, but I would say Tyrod's been the best.

Taylor has converted all 4 third downs so far. Still want to see EJ really get to play with the starters, because 2 dropbacks is nothing, but I would be happy with Tyrod as our starter. Edit: and there's his playmaking ability with his feet.

He didn't.

He also reinforces the stereotype about white guys and jumping.

Yeah, he's been very disappointing.

Jackson, how I wish you were 10 years younger.

Tannehill has improved each season and had a 4,000 yard season last year. We haven't had that here since Bledsoe in 2002.

Sounds like he's only going to get a couple of drives. Rex wants all 3 QBs to get drives with the first team.

I decided to roll my Win10 upgrade back to 7 today before my month was up. Turns out I can't do that because when you use the media creation tool to make a Windows 10 disc/usb drive, it deletes some of the files necessary to roll back your Windows. Unbelievable.

I'm ready for a new season. My RB situation sucked last year, and everyone always beat me with waivers. Gotta be better if I want to win it all.

A cynic might say that it's not new, just a rebranded 7-year old game that got popular on Twitch.

I love random sports facts like the above. Here's a few more: 54 QBs have had at least 5 games of 4 TDs. Fitzmagic is tied for the worst winning percentage (.500) among those QBs. Johnny Unitas has the most wins (13) of the QBs who have gone undefeated in such games. Steve Tasker (7) is tied for the 3rd most Pro Bowls in Bills history (Bruce Smith - 11, Ruben Brown - 8). Jim Kelly obviously has the most 4th quarter comebacks in Bills history with 21, but Joe Ferguson is right behind him with 19. Jack Kemp and Dennis Shaw are distant thirds with 6. (On the other side of the field, Brady has the most such comebacks against Buffalo with 5). Fred Jackson is one of only 3 Bills RBs with 3 consecutive 100-yard games.

Feb '05 checking in. 10 and a half years? Sheesh, I was still in high school when I joined the board.

My preferences (though I will make do if I need to): Not on a Tuesday or Thursday night Not on the 30th

I think I'll stick around.

It seems fair to me that, if I leave, my replacement should be allowed to choose a keeper from my team if they so desire. How is the draft going to work with 1 keeper? Are all "keepers" going to be taken in the same round, and what round is that? Perhaps I stay and decide not to keep anyone. How does that play out with the draft?

My upgrade took a long time. Something like 3 hours. The fresh install I did was very quick, though.

I'm down for 6 point passing TDs and PPR, but I have no desire for keepers. I'll give up my spot for someone else if that's what the league wants to do.

:P With time and enough tweaks, I will be. In the mean time, I'll do my best impression of a crotchety old man, yelling at new UIs to get off my lawn.

Tannehill is more promising than any QB Buffalo has had in years, and that makes me sad.

I can't stand the Metro UI; I don't want my OS to feel like it was designed for tablets. It's filled with bloatware that I'd never use and can't be uninstalled without going into Power Shell and knowing the proper commands to get rid of them. OneDrive is especially bad for this. It's filled with, effectively, spyware. Fortunately, Microsoft allows you to disable much of the data collection, but it's all enabled by default. Automatic updates are fine; forced automatic updates are not. Forced automatic updates are even worse when they include faulty drivers, a problem that's already happened on a couple of occasions with Windows 10. There's a lot of inconsistency since they're trying to blend Metro with the classic UI. For example, some settings you have to go into the Metro settings to change, others you change from the control panel. The Start menu is still pathetic. It's just an interface for the abysmal creation known as live tiles, and an alphabetical list of installed apps. There's more I could complain about, but these are the aspects that pop to mind immediately.

Windows 10 is pretty awful, IMO. I'd stick with Windows 7 if Microsoft weren't artificially limiting DirectX 12 to Win10.