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  2. That counts Miller’s 8 sacks per ESPN. They have him listed as a LB, but he was a DE here. There was another DE listed as a LB I included too.
  3. Its her personality included. When I used gorgeous, I include how they carry themselves. I know she's not model beautiful. But she's very pretty, great personality, great body and very supportive of her man....that to me is gorgeous.
  4. I took a HARD hiatus post Music City Forward Lateral then came back in 2002 when we traded for Drew. It was a short period overall, but I watched NOTHING Bills related. I'm not even sure I watched those Superbowls. I just went hard no football. Then I gots to jonesin....Drew was a big move....found the BB.com forum....now I'm just a regular junkie again.
  5. This is not what matters but my unpopular take is looks alone Britt Will is hotter. Hailee is cute, Britt would turn more heads
  6. Whew... I am happy you aren't offended!
  7. absolutely agree. he is a complementary player at this point. But I want my two safetys to be some of my Top Defensive players. yea we got spoiled. But Hyde and Poyer in their prime were the example and Bar Bills should be aiming for in McDs type of defense still no knock against Damar , but Bills really need to work harder at solving that DB room longer term. Rapp fits McD style and calls plays. so his partner needs to be exceptionally athletic
  8. I just love when @BillsFanNC VPN army logs in to agree with itself. It’s like watching a one-man echo chamber cosplay as a consensus. Adorable 'Thanks for making it political' - translation: it's only acceptable to politicize tragedy when MAGA’s the one doing the shoveling and spinning. The second someone demands accountability, suddenly it’s off-limits
  9. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2025/07/08/james-cook-bills-motivated-contract-extension/84500894007/
  10. My first game was the Oakland Raiders/Bill Pre Season game in 1973... 2nd game at the Stadium... I was 5.... I think I can count on one hand Bills games I have not seen on TV, attended at the stadium or listened to on the radio (as we did alot back in the 70s 80's and some 90s... ) So no... I have never been disinterested ... Frustrated... yes... but if I go back and look at my rants during the 2-12 years... the Ringo, Stevenson, Bullough, Jauron, Phillips, Marrone, Gailey years I was probably more interested based on the amount of time I spent ranting and raving like a small slighted child about them LOL....
  11. No this is a fact. They monitor ticketmaster.
  12. Appreciate that. Outside of 2015 I would say 2012 was by far the hardest season fandom for most Bills fans. Even the hardest Bills critics like Jerry Sullivan of the Buffalo News predicted them in the playoffs as the offense was pretty good the year prior and the defense added Mario, Gilmore, Bradham, & Mark Anderson along with Dareus in year 2. The schedule looked decent enough and the good vibes with Fitz still existed. The Titans game before the bye broke me that season. The Titans were not a good team themselves (went 6-10) and Chris Johnson just ran all over the defense you had high hopes for. Even so they had the lead late and could've went into the bye at 4-3 with some very winnable games down the stretch so playoffs were still very real. Then Fitz Fitz'd, the defense wilted badly and to me it was over with Gailey. At that point I felt between Coach QB & GM it just wasn't there and it was gonna be another reset.
  13. He might have been correct but . Never felt like a Team player to me. Just my vibe though. Vigilante CB
  14. Are you referring to me? If so, you may be too stupid to stay off of my blocked list.
  15. Yes, I and most others hope so. But the difference between the two parties has always been a few million dollars--not a very big amount in the NFL, of course. Even the top running backs, just cracking 20 million, are not even close in pay scale, still, with other positions. No banks will be broken when Cook signs his new deal in the coming days. 3-4 years, averaging 14 or so million a year? About 55 for four years. A top quarterback, like we have, makes about a quarter of a billion dollars for those four years. Yet you lump them together as it they are the same--they are not even close, A few million dollars will not cause the Bills to skimp on other roster spots. And they have a slew of young, much cheaper defensive talent about to earn some roster spots this year and next. Plenty of money. And I am certain Beane has used this in his renewed push to get this nonsense settled, and soon. So, lighten up! The Bills are soon going to sign their best offensive player outside of their quarterback and have this literal dynamic duo on their team for years, breaking more records each year, and taking the Bills to the promised land. The Bills will get it right. Just like so many of the other great teams in NFL history have done--Kelly/Thomas, Aikman/Smith, Bradshaw/Harris, Montana/Craig,, Staubach/Dorsett, Griese/Morris, Warner/Faulk, Hurtz/Barkley... Notice the pattern? That is not a coincidence, that so many of the best teams in NFL history are known by their quarterback and running back combination. With your logic, those teams, with one of the highest payed QBS and running backs, had it all wrong. I think they had it right. Like the Bills will have it shortly.
  16. People missing the point. There's always going to be more salary concentrated in the hands of the fewer players who have skill sets that are better particularly at positions of high positional value. No one is demanding that interior OL or backup safeties get paid like top QB or WR. Still, if you're a union member, be it NFLPA, AFL-CIO, CSEA, whatever and the executive is working with management or offering token resistance on issues...the likely outcomes are going to be bad. Conflict in labor relations can be a good thing if both sides are strong and have differing viewpoints. What isn't good is to avoid all conflict and collude so that negotiations are easy...that typically ends with rank and file getting a bad contract.
  17. I did not know that. That is a hell of a statistic ! and yea , that happened ... Its not a stick Tom Brady gave it/them to him after a Bills Home game Okay thats my last post here. I crack myself up Try the veal
  18. The counter to this is the NFL is the most violent professional league with 53 active staff, and 17 PS. They already have made a lot of progress in guaranteed contracts. Not Watson, but across the board with starters. It would be financially irresponsible to have all guaranteed contracts. It would also be foolish. What do you do about the $250 mil. QB contract and gets a career ending injury in the 3rd game of the season of season 1 of a 5 year contract. It will never happen. Besides Im a fan, and really dont care how either side manages their business. Football is not a career. Not when the avg life of an NFL player is still inder 4 years.
  19. Your understanding of economics certainly IS "simple."
  20. to be fair: which jeopardizes the on the field product more? Rice also faces criminal and civil penalties for his involvement in something worse for society at large
  21. Probably keep our camp on the river here in Western PA to spend April-October. Then buy a winter house somewhere with lots of sunshine and mountains; leaning toward central AZ (Sedona) or maybe SW Utah. Not opposed to the mountains NE of San Diego, but real estate could be prohibitive.
  22. That's new, IDF attacking American liberals. Liberal Lives Matter!
  23. Yes. The 'when' is huge vs how, or even how many. A lot of folks will point to the fact that there's a few missed calls every game. True. and they'll point to the fact that it's about the same for every team. Also, mostly true. But the calls at crucial parts of the game that goes the Chiefs way is the pendulum. And it's not always a call that wins/loses the game, but one that changes the trajectory of the game. That's still huge. Bills have obviously gotten calls in their favor, but most of them are, 'ok....so what'?! Very little affect.
  24. Groot - 8 (not a pure pass rusher) Epenesa - 5 Bosa - 6 (limited snap count) Jackson - 2 (rookie) Solomon - 2 (low snap count) Total: 23 So I take the under (just barely). I could see almost any of these guys surprising me and getting 10 though. Bosa I think they will keep on the shelf until later in the season when they ramp him up for the playoffs.
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