If he hadn't been president, I really think that Lincoln could have been a great edge rusher.
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We already know , 4-4. On course for 6 to 8 wins at best. :-)
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What happened to QBoTF Drew Lock? He couldn’t beat out Teddy MediocreWater?
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I hate to admit this, but their win total has already blown my preseason prediction out of the water.
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Oh, for sure. He had the length.
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:-) 😂
I had them at 8 wins 9 losses.
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Good. Cocky Donk fan is best Donk fan.
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Trap game. They'll be looking ahead to the ravens the following week and get smoked this week
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Denver isn't good enough to overlook the kid from Dazed and Confused
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My all presidential defense would be:

DE - Abraham Lincoln (length and bend on the edge)
DT - Dwight Eisenhower
DT - William Taft (run stopper)
DE - Warren G. Harding
MLB - Ulysses S. Grant (tackling machine)
OLB - Franklin Pierce
OLB - James Monroe
CB - Barack Obama (stereotype, I know)
CB - Calvin Coolidge
SS - Andrew Jackson (enforcer)
FS - James K. Polk

On offense, I'd go with:

QB - George Washington, of course. (Good size, good arm, command of the field.)
HB - George W Bush (Texas running backs have a good history)
FB - Grover Cleveland (great second effort)
WR - George HW Bush
WR - Harry Truman
TE - Ronald Reagan
LT - Thomas Jefferson (quick feet)
LG - Zachary Taylor
C - Gerald Ford
RG - Teddy Roosevelt (phone booth mauler)
RT - Lyndon Johnson
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This is the best thing I have ever read.
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On second thought, I think I'd put 6'4" LBJ at TE, Reagan at WR across from Bush I and Trump at RT.
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You, sir, deserve some REP.
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Is Reagan crisp enough in his routes? I kind of liked Harry Truman there even though he probably would be best in the slot.

John Tyler might be an option at WR, too.
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Good points. I think I need to develop a database. Should VPs or even leaders from other countries be considered as well?
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