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I really don't think it will be. Too much time will pass. And there's one irrefutable hurdle that the dems won't be able to clear, if there was anything in the files that could hurt Trump the Harris campaign would have used it to win the election.

I wish the title was “Jake NOT Fromm State Farm”

One can only dream of the heights Josh would have already reached with a competent coach on the sidelines. The guy has the restraint of a Buddhist monk with how he doesn't walk into mcdumbass's office and beat the crap out of him.

People just want to be miserable

Never lost a round, ya dig?

I remember you specifically making the accusation Trump might start WWIII after the dispatching of Qasem Soleimani, who was actively planning an attack on US troops. So the glass house thing.

Agreed. I don't rely on random internet (mis)information. In this case, the source was a CNBC article written by Michael Ozanian who knows more about NFL finance than I do. Since the Bills aren't telling us their EBITDA, I went with his number which I assume is close since this is his professional area of expertise. His bio... Michael Ozanian is the Senior Sports Reporter for CNBC, based at the network’s Global Headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. He is a lead reporter for CNBC’s business of sports vertical, CNBC Sport. Ozanian focuses on the intersection of sports and money, and provides his unique rankings of the most valuable sports leagues and teams. He reports on breaking news, insights, and analysis of the inner workings of the sports industry across all CNBC platforms. Prior to CNBC, Ozanian was with Forbes where he began in the statistics department in the mid-1980s and later transitioned into writing about high-priced stocks. Most recently, he served as an Assistant Managing Editor at the company and Managing Editor and Co-Host of Forbes SportsMoney, a four-time Emmy Award winning television show on the YES Network. While at Forbes, Ozanian also created the “SportsMoney Index,” which ranks the most valuable athletes, brands, teams and sports agencies based on a combination of their individual values, and value of the top athletes, brands, teams and agencies they do business with. Ozanian received his MBA from Long Island University and his bachelor’s degree from Siena College.

Landon looks to me like a guy that doesn’t have full control over his body. I think most athletes at that stage of their career already have elite body control. He almost looks like a robot still learning the skin he’s in. I will say, he looked way worse when going from high school to D1. I think it is all a projection that he will continue to gain that body control. If he does, look out! If he doesn’t, he is definitely going to bust. At least the “want to” seems to be strong in him. I think we will need that Fred Jackson-like moment. I remember that there was an off season where Fred filled out beautifully. That’s when things really took off for him.

One of the best posts of the offseason. Nice job sir

Being a Bills fan is full of disappointment.

I remember a classmate started playing with a toy I brought in without my permission. I laid the smack on that fool, ya dig?

It shows how bad the TEAM, Esp the DEFENSE, has been

It will be an issue in the mid term elections. "Candidate X, will you pledge to investigate why child molester Maxwell was given special treatment by the President?"

It's tough. The annoying part is most of these people don't go in-depth into why this has happened when it's all incredibly clear. But yeah, best player we've ever had and his entire 20's are blown if we don't get there this year.

In your scenario do you see them on separate horses or the same horse? Side saddle? Just to play devil's advocate, isn't it possible that Bishop returned to practice sooner than he would have had McDermott not expressed his frustration? Hairston was injured on day 6 of training camp. He had as many good moments as he had learning moments. Tre White?

Depressed especially when you consider Allen plays well in the playoffs.

We're not 7-9 anymore, thank gawd. And it was Fred's turn, ya dig?

I'm not sure if I should feel proud or depressed.

I thought it was pretty cool how Jimbo got emotional as he was signing the contract. I think we as fans often bring a very cold, passionless perspective when discussing players and contracts, without taking the time to appreciate just how much this means to them and their families. I'm happy for him.

Voters remorse is coming

Does it show preseason? Im looking forward to the Gibran Hamdan vs the Lions highlights

The Bills need to get 3 good years out of him for the contract to have good value which I think is very possible. After that you get to 2028 where you can rework his deal or let him play out his age 29 season and then figure out the rest on the backend.

Ask Professor JD for a crash course on the search function since that’s all he does all day long

Who will be crying more over inflation? Low income or high?