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In fantasy Justin Fields is projected to have a big game going against an absolutely putrid Bills defense that gave up 432 yards last week. Bills pull this one out but it will be a little too close for comfort for many Bills fans. Josh will have to pull a rabbit out of his hat again for this game. But if you want to make some money in fantasy, start Fields

You have perfectly described a SOCIALIST government that is in the last stages before evolving into a COMMUNIST government... Nice...

But what about groypers?

Controversial take: Train horn>>Thiiiiird Doownn!! I mean, I'm not a big of either, but, flame away.

That’d be a huge upgrade at this point. I’m not in the weeds of the program’s management but man. They are beyond soft. SC always ranks for recruiting classes and they’re candy asses too. All the kids are right here, enough for multiple programs, but they either leave or soften up on these well-to-do college campuses.

I feel like Buffalo was one of the last NFL teams with the prototypical old school middle LB Brandon Spikes. compare Spikes 6’3 255 to Terrell Bernard now 6’1 220 that’s all you need to know about the total change in philosophy

After Tyler Robinson, the left must finally quit encouraging political violence By Post Editorial Board https://nypost.com/2025/09/12/opinion/after-tyler-robinson-the-left-must-finally-quit-encouraging-political-violence/

They need a successful graduate of the program to assist in recruiting, tact, and credibility building. Josh Rosen? 🤔 * 😁

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Your argument would hold water if they were locking up political opponents and not street criminals

Bills 31 Jets 23

Noodling?

Two things. 1. They don't listen to him. 2. They're subhuman

Speaking of straight arms. Jackson straight arms inside a collapsing pocket WITH HIS RIGHT ARM. He switches the ball to his left to do this. Now how’s he gonna throw with his left.. From this point forward, the league can’t say they haven’t been told.

King Henry's Jesters... They looked comically bad at times. DOA = Defensively Offensive Again WTF = Why The Fail Hopefully last weeks "gameplan" and any incriminating copies have been burned,with its ashes scattered in the middle of Lake Erie, never to be seen or used again. Please do better McBabich. Last week was complimentary football at its finest, lots of points on both sides. Now I'm ready for the Jests 😁

Perhaps "Little Ed" is so little that in the heat of the moment Henry thought he was a safety?

Hey, if we can get some British humor and intellect at the post game pressers, I’ll give Goodell a star sticker.

Tom Baker is a pro bowler! And he uses a one handed delivery. Not that girlie man two handed throw that a lot use nowadays!

what is up with the shoe throwing anyway.

We have a few Southern California guys in here (ladies are welcome as well). Just watched the UCLA game. Wow. This program is shattered.

Hype is a four letter word. Give me an announcer who relates information any day over a blathering shill.

“…is that..?? IT IS!!! Miss Swift, sing us a song!! Taylorrrrrr!!!!! YAYYYYYY!!!!!” Even that guy’s had enough of it

Wait till you see the Democrats reactions on Social Media.

Conservative farmers in Mississippi getting ruined by Trump tariffs. Trump laughs and his supporters cry https://msindy.org/p/in-mississippi-delta-even-conservative Lately, it’s almost always bad news, largely due to President Donald Trump’s ongoing trade wars. Crawford grows soybeans, and as of Sept. 1, 2025, not a single U.S. soybean from the upcoming harvest has been sold to China, which was previously the largest buyer of the U.S.-grown product. As a result, Crawford, like most soybean farmers nationwide, finds himself on the edge of financial survival. Independent farmers are accustomed to enduring the occasional bad year, but the latest trade war with China feels different, Crawford said. Crawford is among legions of Mississippi farmers feeling the dramatic impacts of what many see as an unnecessary undermining of their global markets. Though soybeans are front and center, other growers are also under threat, U.S. House Rep. Bennie Thompson told The Mississippi Independent. “They are all terrified of losing their livelihoods,” Thompson, whose district includes the Delta, said of farmers caught up in the ongoing tariff crisis. “I hear from the corn growers. I hear from the beet people. I hear from the rice people. If they can’t sell to China, Canada or Mexico, they are in real trouble. These countries have other options, and we’re chasing them away.”