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The question is how many lower PSL tiers will there be? My rep said a $1,000 tier will be announced soon. Not will there be anything lower? $750? $500?

These memes are always so heavily inflated. For one you don't need YT TV at all. You can get Sunday Ticket by its self early bird for $399 and the rest of what you need YT TV for can be obtained for free via a broadcast TV receiver that will let you watch all the local FOX/ABC/NBC/CBS affiliates. Secondly you also don't need a year of Amazon or ESPN+. 6 months is all you need. The real cost to watch all the games is around $600 for a season which is still vastly too much but also nowhere near 1500 dollars.

Five years. Move on.

It's funny because you can "lawyer" things in so many ways but that sack on Mahomes to force a field goal was about as clutch a play you could get by Phillips. I actually love the idea of Phillips being "on retainer" for a late season vet PS spot because he showed he's still gonna pop in a few "splash" plays over the course of 2-3 games before getting hurt likely doing something stupid haha. If you can get him to come in and have 1-2 splash plays while being a solid back end rotation DT late in season when a fresh body might be needed I think that's a good idea.

Except this isn't what I exactly said now is it. Its pretty funny you want to call receipts about 2 threads I was pretty spot on in just about everything I said, and by most peoples accounts, not just my opinion. Its cute though that you are playing your usual games and twisting context to paint a different picture because it kills you when I am right and you can't get over on me. You on the other hand did spend plenty of time arguing Shakir can't catch and a lot of other nonsense your selective memory likes to gloss over. Shocker that again this is not exactly what you were really saying now is it. This is what you want people to believe you were saying when in reality you were slamming the offense, defending Dorsey after he was fired, even arguing Dorsey over Brady despite the results. And...go back to that quietly got better thread...I said it to you and everyone in there that when the offense proves its still top 5 (which I was the one saying that all offseason) I already know how you are going to say to spin it to try and not be wrong - And that was say "It was all Allen" or flip to it was "All Brady", including people like you who were shading Brady (as others were too). And just as I said before a down of football was played last year, its verbatim what everyone did who were full doom and gloom before the season began. There were some people who thought the things you said here, but you definitely were spinning a lot of different stuff. Meanwhile, I was (along with others) all over the board and that thread predicting the offense would still be great, could be Allens best season and best shot at MVP. But keep on doing what you do where you blur reality and truths to desperately try to never be wrong when a LOT of what you said the past 2 years has been completely wrong.

I'm a thief. My morals aren't your morals.

Why 25th amendment him when you can run the show without any competent push back from the President?

Hypothetically speaking - it would be ok, right? You do have insurance on your houses, correct? I know that you don’t get this, but when you say something stupid and awful like “they were all insured so it’s fine” and then you are immediately proven wrong, it would be better to either own the stupidity or not respond at all. The route you continually choose requires you to say increasingly ridiculous things and makes you look like a dipsh*t.

Taking a page from Wrecks, they will blitz LBs on third down. 😁 * As for an overall philosophy revamp, two words: zen buddhism.

Well I got the NFL Game Pass for about $150 and have all the games, including games that are on Netflix, Amazon or whatever... I can also watch them in 40 minutes, coaches film, Redzone and some other benefits. Playoffs and SB included aswell. You have to be really dumb to pay for all of them separately.

That 2022 season was the "Season from hell" for this team. Even beyond the Hamlin situation. They had a lot go wrong off the field and a bad injury situation on the field combined with the Hamlin situation. Overall the fact that they somehow went 13-3 that season and won a playoff game despite all the injuries let alone the bad off field stuff let alone the Hamlin situation tacked on top of all that is a testament to that team not a detraction. 2023 was another odd one, but that was more so boneheaded self inflicted stuff as opposed to 2022 that was largely outside of a handful of roster decisions (lackluster offensive line and WR2) out of their control.

And people still say Russia is “winning”

They didn’t, so your point is moot. It’s been five years. Get over it.

Video killed the radio star.

The funny thing is that Oliver and Phillips provided the pass rush to give the offense the ball back after the offense had seemingly sealed their defeat by turning the ball over on downs...........but for the second straight year the offense had the ball with a chance to finish off the Chiefs and the passing game failed miserably in the clutch. But I think it's lost on Bills fans who aren't also fans of championship organizations in other sports that the "literal" reason is more important than the perceived "main" reason. It's what we ACTUALLY know LITERALLY caused their defeat. Norwood missing that kick is more important than the perception that Levy and his staff were over matched or that the run defense wasn't stout enough etc.. Teams don't only win SB's because they have every area buttoned up. Like I mentioned earlier, the average offensive and defensive rank of SB winners in the past decade or so is around 9th in both cases. The Bills have far exceeded any rank hurdle they needed to having scored the most points and allowed the fewest in the last 5 seasons. What you are defined by is what you did that caused you to win or lose with the playoff/championship game on the line. The NFL teams of this 21st century are the Patriots and Chiefs and they aren't defined by dominant personnel........they are defined by what they did in the clutch.

Are you sure it's not the ringing in your ears? 😂Kidding kidding!

It's happening! I hope we sign him

The Thursday night games are on Prime. If you have a smart tv, get the Twitch app, and you can watch the games for free. Twitch and Prime are part of Amazon. I’ve done this the past 2 years.

I suggest those disenfranchised send a strong letter to the editor of their local fish wrap. 🧐

A good point. Who was calling the shots? I'll wager our more liberal/progressive friends here have little to no desire to seek that answer. Because having some shadow person or group make presidential decisions sounds quite unconstitutional. Why they didn't just 25th Amendment poor old Joe and promote Harris to President isn't clear but my guess is getting her to go along with the puppet President routine would have been difficult.

This is correct. It hasn’t been this or that. It has been this AND that. Maybe correcting one of the two will be enough to get a Super Bowl? Maybe it won’t. Either way, the pass rush hasn’t been good enough NOR have the WRs been good enough.

And KC’s coaching staff is always one leg up on Sean and his Allen isn’t the issue, it’s other players and coaching staff

Bishop and Rapp will likely be the starters, Forrest and Hamlin are quality depth both of whom will compete to start and while I'm not sure about Forrest Hamlin plays special teams decently so Hamlin adds value there. Then you have a mid round pick in Hancock added to the mix. Likely it will take an outstanding camp performance and pre-season for Owens to "force" the Bills to make room for him or it will take an injury there to open up an opportunity. Plenty of room to make the PS however...

Considering his size and basketball background, I could absolutely see Keon being successful in that role if he toughens up and uses proper leverage and nuance to block out defenders. I also thought that -- admittedly with a limited sample size -- he was somewhat effective as a rookie with screens/bubble routes. That is an element that had been missing from the Bills' passing game in recent years (Diggs was terrible at them)

Russia-Ukraine war has caused 1.4 million military casualties. Of the 1 million Russian casualties, roughly 250,000 troops have been killed, while Ukraine has seen around 60-100,000 of its soldiers killed out of 250,000 casualties. It is difficult to calculate accurate casualty numbers since Russia often under-counts and Ukraine doesn’t report them. The study used figures from U.S. and UK government estimates and other sources. Russia has seized less than 1% of Ukrainian territory since 2024, with its forces in some places progressing just around 165 feet a day, according to the study. The country has also lost a third of its long-range bomber and surveillance fleets, nearly a third of its Black Sea fleet, and some of its top generals. Co-author of the CSIS study Seth Jones told The New York Times that Russia’s campaign is one of the slowest in modern history https://justthenews.com/world/russia-ukraine-war-has-caused-14-million-military-casualties-study