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Bombshell Memo Shows How Obama's DOJ Protected Hillary Clinton During the 2016 Campaign Matt Margolis A newly declassified timeline that FBI Director Kash Patel obtained exposes how political interference from the Justice Department and FBI leadership sabotaged the Clinton Foundation investigation during the 2016 election. The timeline and a bombshell 2017 memo reveal how career agents in New York City, Little Rock, Ark., and Washington faced repeated roadblocks from figures like then-Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates and former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe, all while the agencies relentlessly pursued the baseless Russia collusion probe against Donald Trump. The documents paint a stark picture of obstruction at the highest levels, undermining efforts to investigate potential pay-to-play corruption involving Hillary Clinton and her family foundation. https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2025/08/14/bombshell-memo-shows-how-doj-protected-hillary-clinton-during-2016-campaign-n4942714

Since 2020 2-5 in the divisional round or later 5-0 in the wild card round No pattern here. Coach doesn't have to be bad. Tony Dungy did the same thing. Might we still get one like he did? Sure. Will it still mean we underperformed in the postseason signifgantly, yup.

For sure. I just don't think when it fails it automatically equals the coach is bad. I get it. In the modern world things are binary. That is just not reality though.

Oh so that passive aggressive cynicism is you finding the posts amusing. I’m happy to review Hairston’s performance relative to his draft selection with you and the rest of the board halfway through the season. He’s slight, injury prone and had problems tackling in college. The guys on ESPN and NFL Network didn’t think he was the best cb pick when we drafted. The council in my head feels like our secondary needs a better corner to cover the top receivers with the teams on our schedule.

I get what you're saying. But the point is, even if we went to or won one at this point, McDermott is basically right on part with other HOF head coaches based on playoff records. He is 7-7. If he had won a Super Bowl. He'd be 8-6. It's not far off. I agree, his defenses can be better in the playoffs. But even the best or greatest HC don't have great playoff records

This guy would be small for a LB and slow for an OT

The Bills have forced 6 punts in 4 KC playoff games. So to say that this is somehow related to the style of play seems pretty unlikely. 2 punts in 2025 1 punt in 2024 2 punts in 2022 1 punt in 2021 Those coordinators don't share the same philosophy. So I wouldn't assume anything either way. We have heard it all. Injuries, refs, bad luck. My favorite is just that it's hard or the good old random argument. Yet in all this randomness and difficulty KC has been to 7 straight AFC championships (I know, the refs). New England won 3 Super Bowls in consecutive decades (I know, the refs). Eagles and 49ers have each gone multiple times in the last few years (I know the NFC is weak). This isn't going to go away and it shouldn't go away. It's historic success and ineptitude combined in a way we have never seen in NFL history.

What a motivational leader that guy is. Makes you want to run through a brick wall, doesn't he?

Until someone offs this guy, we don't stand a chance.

I first met Art Wanderer at the Laffette Hotel down town. Funny corny old guy. Sometimes he would break out in a song while at the bar. I gotta be me....pretty funny

But you can think and see both things at the same time. The existence of one doesn't negate the existence of the other. Yes there has been some bad luck...but there is a consistent pattern here too, that our D has been overall horrendous in the playoffs and especially against the Chiefs even in years where their offense has been mediocre. Those factors you are talking about can co-exist with our defense consistently over 6 postseasons now, to put it lightly, coming up short in these big games. It's not just one or the other. You can say there are more reasons...but this is definitely one of them and out of the ones you mentioned it's actually a controllable one that they could make a change with.

Samuel could end up on IR to start.

I believe that's all the cash on the books we have on contract. This is the only way I can reach a number that high. I know Knox has a significant cap number in 2026, which he won’t receive.

The severe consequences are probably sanctions, and are not going to tip the scale. Putin is too far in, and the Russians are fully used to the boiling water frog comparison.

I wonder if he's met Biggus Dickus and his wife Incontinentia Buttocks

I think the extra money is from paying for the rights to Mr. Brightside, throwing Josh one HECK of a bachelor party and buying Dalton Kincaid some extra Big Macs to put on some weight.

Oh no! 😪 I loved " Artie Baby Boo Boo" and his shtick. He livened things up and always put an interesting take on things and made me smile and no doubt many others. Years after he retired, I would run into him at the Buffalo VA Hospital. I would always yell out " Artie Baby BooBoo"! It immediately brought a big smile to his face. We would then chat and talk current Buffalo sporting events. Rest in Peace Artie Baby Boo Boo. And thank you for, being you ❤️

😂 Cope and seethe Roundy

There is nothing wrong with male cheerleaders. It is the male pretending to be female cheerleaders that are being objected to.

Guess I'm a negative Nancy. I think there's a better chance Bosa stays healthy for 14+ games than Jackson turning into an elite edge rusher. And Bosa won't stay healthy for 14+ games, so...

At one time or another, we had 5 of the top 10 picks from the 2006 draft on our roster,including #1, #2 and #3. None of them contributed anything useful except for Mario Williams.

no offense taken but imo the stats I gave don't even paint the whole picture...it actually gets much worse if you go further. for example: a typical NFL MVP season for a quarterback will avg around .26-.28 EPA per dropback over the course of the year. Mahomes in the playoffs vs our defense averages an absurd .54. He's basically having twice as much success vs our playoff defense than your average league MVP. It's not just that the defense is bad, it's almost unfathomably poor the Bengals have managed to hold the chiefs to 23.5ppg over the course of two games. which happens to be exactly the Chiefs playoff scoring average, so not a great feat by any stretch. if we, by comparison, had been able to play merely average defense over the course of our playoff history vs Chiefs we'd be undefeated against them. we just watched the texans hold them to 23 and the ravens to 17. i mean even the dolphins were able to give up only 26 in a game where their offense got dominated! we've never held the Chiefs to 26 in the playoffs, ever i just think it's incredibly unlikely that if (as you posit) we only gave up say 21 points in a playoff game vs Chiefs we'd end up only scoring 20 when we average over 28 in games Allen starts

Wait, weren't you the guy opining about the Bills' elite talent just a few days ago?