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We knew about Hoecht but not Ogunjobi https://www.nfl.com/news/bills-gm-free-agent-signings-mike-hoecht-larry-ogunjobi-facing-six-game-suspensions-for-ped-violations

Roundy most definitely among the afflicted.

I’m not sure if it’s such a mystery that the Bills and Chiefs are struggling somewhat this season. I remember after the four year Super Bowl run people were pointing out that the Bills played close to a full extra season in those playoffs and it took a toll. Chiefs and Bills have played a lot of extra games over the last several seasons. Maybe it’s taking a toll. Why weren’t the Patriots impacted the same way you might ask. Well, they almost always had a bye and almost always were at home. Plus, they were ruthless in turning over veteran players and bringing in younger, cheaper players.

Are you able to point a single example to back up your words here? That’s a rhetorical question. You can’t. Don’t let it stop you from spewing dimwitted comments like this.

At the start I chalked some of the behind the scenes rumors to Michael Thomas being terrible to work with - as cooks had no such reputation it’s still wild that we haven’t heard more stories/off hand comments from reporters or past teammates though.

Ouch

As someone who wears glasses I have not understood the trend of non glasses individuals intentionally wearing glasses

"Dem women look like Dem men, Dem men look like women" - Senator Reuben Gallego Senator Gallego sounds scared. - teef

if a missed coaching hire drops that to 22nd, but a successful one has a Lombardi… you take that chance every single time, right? How low do you see the floor being if you hire someone generally considered to be a reasonable candidate?

I find it interesting that you can ignore trumps missteps in life,

My own definition of the word would include some sort of sacrifice or serving the nation with distinction. That might be a very limiting definition. So be it. Joe Biden was a 50 year creature of Washington that never came across a lie he wasn’t willing to tell. On top of that he and his family lined their pockets by selling influence to foreign nations. That’s why they all received pardons. He does not meet my strict definition of a patriot. Cue the Biden is not president anymore replies along with something about a cult and my orange deity.

We can make a run this year. As the OP states - getting Oliver, Brown & Kincaid back, and staying relatively healthy the rest of the way, will be key. Even as a WC, I'd be excited about the playoffs this year. We've been wildly inconsistent, but we're a scary match-up for any team out there. When we're good, we're as good/better than anyone.

There is absolutely zero traditional Thanksgiving foods I actually enjoy, including turkey. Depending on the company I will force some small portions down to be polite but there isn't a single thing on the menu that I would ever voluntarily choose to eat on any other day.

Yup.

It also goes to point out that we don’t suck the way some pretend we do. I think Kirby put it best when he said something like we have a Baker level HC, not a Josh level HC. I don’t disagree, but getting a Josh level HC as your next guy is a gamble that has to be acknowledged and considered. Rings mean everything to some people here, and the guys they currently put on a pedestal have the same number of rings as a HC as McD. May they be better in the long run? Very possible, time will tell. I just don’t get the people who get so upset over something they have no control over. They get so personally and emotionally wrapped up in it they begin to have delusions of grandeur like they are qualified to be running the show. I find that amusing. I’m not a hard core McD guy the way some are anti-McD. The truth is rarely in the extremes, just like the real world.

Which is also strange because you'd think by this time something negative would have surfaced. Haven't heard a peep in 11 seasons.

REMEMBER ALL THE ILLEGALS SLEEPING IN AIRPORTS? The Biden Administration Was Behind It All. During the Biden years, social media users were not surprised to see videos of illegal immigrants flooding airports, often living in terminals for extended periods of time. It turns out that wasn’t an accident. A new report, from the Senate Commerce Committee, says the Biden administration forced airports to house illegal immigrants, posing a serious safety risk to airports and American travelers. That report alleges the Biden administration directed several government departments, including the Department of Transportation (DOT), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to house migrants in airports. * * * * * * * * “We have received a request from the WH to determine if there are available facilities on airport or surrounding areas… This is an immediate ask so please prioritize this effort,” read one email. Another staffer replied, “Yikes, this is definitely Fox News fodder in the making.” Several airports, including JFK in New York, Logan in Boston, and O’Hare in Chicago, were asked and then “pressured” into housing migrants on airport grounds, including in terminals, hangars, and outbuildings. Massport, which operates Boston’s Logan Airport, told the Biden administration, “We are not designed or resourced to manage the intake of migrant populations … this would create a host of unintended safety and security consequences.” Despite this, Logan held more than 350 illegal immigrants in Terminal E. https://townhall.com/tipsheet/amy-curtis/2025/11/25/biden-admin-housing-illegals-in-airports-n2666972

What is the MAGA plan to assist people “the right way?” All I’ve seen is hysterical whining about H1-B workers.

MEANWHILE: Reminder, the Idiot Six did this to themselves. There was never an illegal Trump order; they just decided to create drama that appears to have real-life consequences. We suppose they thought this would be no big deal after they spent a decade accusing the president of colluding with Russia and other targeted lawfare, but they were wrong. Clearly.

Ill have a small piece but its not a necessity. Give me the potatoes, the stuffing and the yams.

Here is where I am at: Consider me "Blake" (Alec Baldwin) in the movie Glengarry Glen Ross - every one is fired in my mind as of now and they have one shot to win their jobs back and that is find a way to win the Super Bowl this year. (Link Below to one of the best openings in movie history and one of the best on screen speeches in movie history if you are not familiar with it). Rams won the SB when they were not really the best team in the NFL. Any team can get hot in the post season, have some things go their way, and get the job done. McD and Beane have done some great things for this franchise, and I still think McD is a good football coach and Beane is still a good GM. But at some point a change is needed, you can't keep doing the same things and expecting different results. My bigger concern is watching Josh Allen regress this year. Is it a sign that some of his super hero traits are slowing down after such a physical career? Or is it more a function of the team/coaching around him this year? We don't really know, he could have 1-2 years of elite play left or 6-8...but what I do know is now willing to gamble whatever elite years he has left on a system and regime that hasn't been able to get over the hump yet. All I know is I am not wiling to risk any more years on a regime that isn't getting over the hump with maybe the most gifted QB to ever play. So I am going Blake (Alec Baldwin) in Glenngarry Glen Ross on this regime. As of right now, this regime is fired. They want their jobs back, win the Super Bowl. Thats it. So like Alec Baldwin says here - "The good news is you are all fired. The bad news is you all have 1 week to earn your jobs back starting with tonights sit." This is where I am at right now - mentally they are all fired with one chance to win their jobs back and that is win the SB this season. Scene link below - highly recommend watching it whether you have seen it not just because its really just an all time great movie scene.

My dog Gumby died a year ago (11/18/24) out of nowhere. He was a rescue from NC and we had him 7 years. Crawled under the porch that night and left us. It was strange that in his last week, he didn't want to be alone It was so pronounced that my Gf and I commented on it. I guess he was trying to tell us something. My heart goes out to you and anyone who has gone through this. He had such a sweet spirit. I miss you buddy.

I love Cam Heyward, but he's shot. If you want to add somebody to that list, make it Alex Highsmith.