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I've posted this before. I was in that endzone with my buddy hugging Jills who made the trip down after that TD! I was 22, single... Now...my life is more than half over & what have I got to show for it besides that? 😀

A lot. He was explosive and physical. Great run blocker and had good hands. He had an incredible back twisting over the head deep endzone catch his rookie year as well. He was a WR4 in a Todd Collins led offense.

Thx. I’ll take another look. Yes, I get one bill - NYSEG. Agway is the company asking if I want to sign up with them for their service.

Was it? I remember a KO return for a TD against the Jets and nothing else? What did you see that I missed?

They can’t say insurrection on the news they always fumble and say erection, it’s super funny

idk giving people money doesn’t seem very conservative to me but I’m down of course with it. Problem is he tweets too much crap that it will just be lost

On Friday, Schumer announced his proposal, in which he said that he and his Democrat colleagues would agree to reopen the government if, and only if, the Republicans extended COVID-19-era Obama-care subsidies for another year, and then they could sit down to negotiate with the GOP to deal with healthcare costs. Senator Kennedy responded. "God, please give me patience, because if you give me strength, I'm going to need bail money," Kennedy replied, and the host couldn't help but laugh. "What Senator Schumer is suggesting is that we do the dumbest thing possible that won't work. Stupid should hurt more." "[Schumer's proposal] means we would have to take $35B of taxpayer money and give it directly to health insurance companies without any commitment of lowering premiums." "How's that going to reduce healthcare costs?" he added. "How's that going to reduce premiums? The healthcare companies are going to take $35 billion from the taxpayers and put it into their pocket." "I don't know what Senator Schumer is thinking," Kennedy continued. "I mean, Earth to Chuck… Am I going to vote for this? The short answer is no. The long answer is hell no. I think we are just going to have to get used to the fact that we've been in a shutdown, we're going to be in a shutdown for a while." https://redstate.com/katie-jerkovich/2025/11/07/stupid-should-hurt-more-sen-kennedys-savage-response-to-schumer-over-latest-shutdown-proposal-n2195982

I don’t understand why so many Bills fans want to make a hobby out of crapping on our young players as they try to establish their careers. Most of the featured whipping boys of the recent past have worked out eventually. The Bills are favoring the run at a league leading rate. Many of the snaps he takes are for that purpose so the snap count argument is lame. Huge play he almost made against NE but Josh gave him a slightly bad ball. At only 22 he seems deserving of my patience as the team wins.

I like Youngkin a lot, just not sure where he fits nationally with the rise of populism on both sides. I wish he could run for Senate in Georgia. Not sure he’d win in Virginia, but he’s the exact type of Republican that crushes down here. Instead we keep nominating morons that can’t beat the most unpopular politician in the state (Warnock) and now have to face an actual popular politician in Ossoff.

Can't sniff what we don't play. Right now they are on the outside looking in.

Bills 33 Fins 17

U.S. Conducts 17th Military Strike on Narco Terrorists in the Caribbean by Dmitri Bolt Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, announced on Thursday that the United States military has conducted its 17th strike on a suspect narco terrorist vessel traveling on the Caribbean Sea. The strike killed three people, and as usual, no U.S. forces were harmed. The total number of narco terrorists from South America killed in the strikes is now up to 69. As we’ve said before, vessel strikes on narco-terrorists will continue until their the poisoning of the American people stops. Today, at the direction of President Trump, the Department of War carried out a lethal kinetic strike on a vessel operated by a Designated Terrorist Organization. https://townhall.com/tipsheet/dmitri-bolt/2025/11/07/us-conducts-17th-strike-on-narco-terrorists-n2666121

Good to hear from you again.

Missed his chance when he didn't vacuum up Chad Kelly...🤔 * 😇

A winless decade Forges a mighty hatred That won’t go away

Clearly his job should come down to this game and the amount of points a banged up defense gives up.

Id say no, we wont

I played PAL basketball with a kid, Curtis Brown, great scoring point guard who went to Riverside. Always wondered what happened to him.

Gabe was a legit deep threat for the Bills last time around. Not sure he's still capable of doing that now. He was better than Hollins minus the special team ability. I forgot who - one of the ESPN analyst - said the Bills have the same issue last year where Keon was not ready, Cooper just so-so, and Hollins kind of stepped up later in the season in that deep ball role, at least gave us some semblance of that. This year we have none as Keon has not really making the steps they hoped so far.

I think people are missing the point - the OP wasn't comparing him as a player or even peak as Moulds, he simply used Moulds as an example of someone who started slow and then broke out. There is all this focus on discussion comparing the two, but that wasn't the point. So, based on the original question, yes he can still breakout. Will he, is the real question. What I am a little surprised on how they are using him after all the talk from camp and the offseason. All we heard was all the players from Allen, Dion, etc as well as Beane and the Coaches was how much different he looked as a player, how he was the star of camp, always looking like the best WR on the field etc. But despite all that, all they are doing is using Keon as Mack Hollins 2.0 this year. He is primarily used in a blocking capacity and they are not making any attempts to get him involved or get him the ball. Even more suprising was how big of an impact he made week 1 in a key role to help us come back on the Ravens, but they never really looked to get him going in any other game this year. And while that is one part of it, the other part is the frustratingly way that Brady is using him even when trying to get him the ball. They are trying force a square peg into a round hole. They need to study how the Falcons and Colts get London and Pittman involved and going. They move them all over the field and let them run routes they excel at. Instead, Brady seems convinced Keon is the next Mike Evans, and he just isn't that player. He is fast enough, this notion he isn't is honestly absurd. Some of the best WR's in the NFL now and in the past have similar speeds. But their game evolved around that, and we are not doing anything to seemingly to help him do that by forcing him into a similar bad role that he had in College. So yes, he can break out - but I question (and starting to really doubt) if he can here under Brady because of 3 critical reasons: No one in the Bills offense gets consistent targets with Brady's small ball spread the ball offense. Brady's very high value on blocking out of the WR's and Keon being out best blocker doing that Gabe Davis - Mack Hollins type role. How we use Keon and how he would be better as a big slot but he isn't the best WR we have for the slot. It is pretty silly to declare the 1st pick in the 2nd round a bust a season and a half into his career, especially at WR where it can take 3+ seasons before they really start to breakout. But, its a lot harder to breakout when you don't get the opportunities, and when you do, you are getting them too often on routes that are not his strong suit because of the Bills need for him to be that. PS: Keon has gotten open a LOT more than people think. In fact, a lot of our targets have when people have thought "no one is open". Quite frankly both Brady and Allen have not been great in parts of this season, and a lot of missed opportunities have been left on the field. Whether it be Allen checked down too soon, Allen had happy feet, Allen took a short safe throw (usually by design), etc. Doesn't mean Keon is playing well enough, but if we want to get him going, there have been more opportunities there to do so that we have not executed on too. So I do think he has the potential to still be a good player in this league, but at some point, someone needs to make the concious decision to try and find out. And that is NOT at all the philosophy of our offense, and for what we run in this system they have prioritized his blocking (like Brady did with Davis and Mack) as his primary contribution. Final Note: The Hope - I think Gabe Davis return is Keon's best chance to get more involved as a receiving target and not so much a blocker. If Davis can off load some of the blocking duties that Keon takes on, maybe that will create more opportunities to get Keon going as a pass catcher more.

Gettir done Beane

Brown shoes don't make it Brown shoes don't make it Quit school, why fake it Brown shoes don't make it

Look I don't know anything about the guy other than he grabbed Joshs' junk a few times and stuck a couple fingers up an Ohio St players ass during a game. Kansas City is probably just waiting for him to get healthy and join the choir boys over there.

The Orders Next Time By John Hinderaker A rogue Democratic Party judge in Rhode Island, John McConnell, ordered the Trump administration to continue fully funding the food stamp program, even though Congress has not appropriated the money to do so. The order, absurd on its face, is already causing chaos. The administration appealed the order to the First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston, which denied the administration’s request for a stay of McConnell’s order pending the appeal. The administration then went to the Supreme Court with an application for an emergency stay. Yesterday, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson (!) issued an administrative stay of McConnell’s order that will remain in effect until two days after the First Circuit rules on the appeal. Given the partisan composition of that court, the Supreme Court may ultimately need to stop the foolishness initiated by Judge McConnell. What we have seen over the last ten months–hyper-partisan district court judges trying to run the executive branch, by issuing blatantly unconstitutional injunctions, usually “temporary”–is unprecedented in our history. But the Democrats keep making up new rules, and Republicans have no choice but to play by them. Otherwise, Democrats will obtain a permanent, unfair advantage. So, for the remainder of his term, President Trump should appoint federal district court judges who pledge to issue similar temporary injunctions to block Democratic policies, next time we have a Democratic president. Unless the Democrats get a taste of their own medicine, they will shred the Constitution forever. https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2025/11/the-orders-next-time.php

Donuts, you’re a great Bills fan. Thanks for the research effort. We will win in this game, and we will be in the positive for years.