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Have you decided whether you are or are not concerned about the drug overdoses? Or does it depend strictly on what Trump decides to do about it in any given moment?

That's neighborly of you to notice them!

Thats an interesting question. There are several coaches who had perennial contenders who had to wait to get another job. I wonder if he would get hired.

More fake news. ya'll are pathetic https://factually.co/fact-checks/society/somali-americans-government-support-percentage-cd625c reading can help you understand things.

The one where he was injured in a hipdrop tackle that officials ignored

yea per New York Times if we just win the Browns and Jets games we have a 50% chance of making the playoffs. If we win just one more game than that, our odds go up to 77% or more depending on the opponent. Honestly, I could see a Chiefs at Bills, or Bills at Ravens AFCCG. It’s still an “I have to see it to believe it” scenario that Bo Nix, CJ Stroud/TLaw/Indiana Jones, Drake Maye could beat an Allen, Mahomes or Lamar in a single elimination game.

I liked Kincaid coming out but I agree. I wanted Zay Flowers bad that draft and feel we should’ve traded up a couple spots to get him, short arms and all.

Sorry you had to find out you're only worth skimming.

Shaq is also bringing leadership and an edge that it seems like was missing. Was reported he stood up at team meeting last week and challenged the defense. With both his play and his attitude, I think he is a key to the defense turning around

Voted the most boring SB winning team of all time in my book!

LOL We're fantasy football champs that week!!!! We had more yards... if "only" we did the #1 most important in football, protect the ball we could've won!!! If only our OL had not allowed a 4 man rush to live in our backfield all day, grrrrr, we woulda got them. If only we didnt have 4 WR's who traded out their shadow for a CB... we wouldve had a passing game. If only the most impotent offense in recent memory were impotent'er, we wouldve shut them out. WE ABSOLUTELY SUCKED S*** THAT GAME. THERE ISN'T 1 REDEEMING QUALITY ABOUT THAT GAME EXCEPT 'THE SCORE LOOKS CLOSE'. ITS HARD TO THINK OF A GAME WE WERE DOMINATED HARDER IN, IN THE LAST 3 YEARS, THAN THAT ONE RIGHT THERE. Pure unadulterated hopium smoking. That game should've been 100 - 0. We didn't do anything that prevented it, other than the Texans offense playing even worse than they already are... that had nothing to do with us, and everything on them.

Maybe you should've insisted that the Dems run a serious candidate against Trump. You could've even had a Real Primary if you weren't so busy pretending Biden was competent. Oh well. Better luck next time.

There was video with Bosa in the background walking around the field after the game slapping hands.. and in the locker-room. He didn't look disabled or limping around. Not saying it's a fake injury at all,,, he might've felt a tweak. But this seems like more of an "abundance of caution" injury designation. I bet if the Bills were in a Divisional playoff game this weekend Joey would be out there.

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I do know that Brees and Rodgers each appeared in and won one Super Bowl. My point was that they each only made one SB appearance in 20 and 21 years playing, respectively (and they are both top-5ish QBs of all-time). This board would be going nuts if that were Josh. Also, in 15 years, Payton and Brees missed the playoffs 6 times (40% of their time together). Missing the playoffs that much with a top 5 all-time quarterback? This is the 8th year with Sean and Josh. Let's just say they made it to and won a Super Bowl this year. To match Payton's record with Brees, they would have to miss the playoffs 5 of the next 7 years (and not make another SB appearance). Yet Payton is lauded as a great coach for that one Super Bowl. If that is how the McD era played out, Super Bowl and then missing the playoffs that much, what would be his legacy? Sure, we would be grateful for the Super Bowl, but I'm sure there would be plenty of posters saying if we had a different coach, Josh would have had 5 Super Bowls. Rodgers has missed the playoffs 9 times in 21 years (43% of his career). And I know it was many different coaches and regimes, but the Packers had Favre and then Rodgers for 34 years in a row. Three Super Bowl appearances (two wins). That is one Super Bowl appearance every 12 years (or one Super Bowl win every 17 years) with two phenomenal quarterbacks. Sometimes you guys make it sound like just having a top 5-10 quarterback should automatically equal consistent Super Bowl appearances and wins. It doesn't. Fair enough on the Shula/Marino point. I could see giving a coach who has won that much previously the benefit of the doubt. But what was that team's issue? Oh yeah, they couldn't get past the Bills. Similar to the Bills and Chiefs recently, or the Colts and Pats (in the Brady/Manning era), etc. And point taken on Reeves. He and Elway did make some Super Bowls but couldn't win one, and then after Reeves was fired, they did win with Shanahan. So, that is a point in the fire McD, someone else might be able to do it side. But at the same time, (much like Manning's last SB win) it wasn't really the quarterback that got them to and won those bowls. TD and Shanahan's run schemes carried that team those two years. Elway was a shell of his former self. And I'm sure at the time there was talk of firing Reeves because he can't win the Big One, but not sure if anyone was saying he squandered Elway's career, they had their shots. Yes, I may have been stretching a bit with McNabb, just trying to make the point, but he was a first round draft pick and an MVP (even if not to the caliber of the other players discussed). Yes, thanks, made a brain fart in my post. Because I was listing Shula in the not having won with Marino category, I accidentally included him in the not won at all category, when as you said he obviously had the two SB wins in the early 70s (with the undefeated team and no name defense).

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