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THIS IS NO SURPRISE TO ANYONE WHO’S ACTUALLY TALKED TO PEOPLE:

What a mess! Ralph was somehow a half century behind the times. Buddy didn’t want the job, didn’t know what to do for the job, and the accent was almost unreal. Russ Brandon gets promoted 🤣🤣🤣

80/20: Anderson Cooper explains the clever trap Trump has set for Democrats after announcing DC crime crackdown that has infuriated liberals. Anderson Cooper thinks Donald Trump has taken over policing in Washington DC to dare Democrats into saying there’s no crime problem in US cities. The CNN star told New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman that the Dems’ decision to highlight falling crime in DC will likely backfire – because so many locals of all political persuasions have recent personal experiences of lawlessness. ‘It’s so interesting,’ Cooper said on his show AC: 360 on Tuesday. ‘The conflict, you know, Democrats face when talking about the policing in the District of Columbia.’ ‘Do you point out statistics of out of a 30-year low as they as the statistics show, and thereby sound like you’re saying, oh, there’s not a crime problem in Washington, DC? Where there’s crime problem everywhere.’ Haberman agreed, conceding: ‘There is a crime problem everywhere.’ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/media/article-14997885/cnn-anderson-cooper-maggie-haberman-dc-trump.html

And so, from a camera's eye view, you are an insider on this? You know how serious this was? Please. You have no idea. Nor do I, but that's the point. None of us have any idea. Not even the Bills, the doctors and Benford know with much detail, but your layman's observations of long-distance camera footage, not knowing what he was thinking or whether he was trying to move means pretty much nothing. Worth $12M AAV, with those contract terms, yes. Don't know what you're laughing about. Most on here opposing re-signing him weren't doing it because they didn't want him, they were against it at the $15M Cook was demanding, and which the Bills did not pay.

I don't know. I think your narrative here is just as overblown. Nobody argues with the fact that he's more explosive than Davis and Johnson. And yeah, people act like he was just a cog in a rotation. That's what he was. The most important cog, but just a cog. Davis got 50% of Cook's yards from scrimmage on 54% of Cook's snaps. And how many more hits on Josh did Ray and Ty prevent than did Cook? I'm also glad they're limiting his snaps. I agree with you there 100%, that it really raises the chances that his productivity lasts longer and that he avoids injury. We haven't so far seen that he's improved his pass blocking in camp this year, that I've heard anyway. So we use him for situations, the way they did last year, 1st and 2nd downs, and we bench him for others, 3rd downs and short-yardage must-have smash-mouth situations. But we will be more productive with him on the field in those Cook situations. We're a better team with him. The question is (always, for every player) whether the extra money we spend is worth the value of the next-best alternative on how to spend that money, the opportunity cost. My guess is that at $12M AAV the answer is yes, and that at $15M the answer would have been no. But I'd love it if he out-produces my expectations.

This year's Kennedy Center honorees are country singer and Grammy Award-winner George Strait; Broadway actor and singer Michael Crawford, known for originating the lead role in The Phantom of the Opera; the actor Sylvester Stallone, star of the Rocky and Rambo movies; disco singer Gloria Gaynor, known for her women's empowerment anthem "I Will Survive"; and the rock band Kiss. https://www.npr.org/2025/08/13/nx-s1-5500305/kennedy-center-honors-announcement-kiss-strait-gaynor-stallone-crawford-trump

Either stop drinking or pour yourself a double

Forget it AB4, To roustabout, using an extreme example is his childish way of arguing.

YOU HAVE TO MAKE IT PAINFUL AND EXPENSIVE FOR THEM TO SCREW WITH YOU: Deserves repeating The very first lesson kids need to learn about the Left is that they will NEVER leave you alone.

I never did an NFL charter. They are usually not a good deal time/value wise, so if you're senior you avoid them. My airline always did the Dolphins and Cowboys. One Dolphin game in Buffalo, they had the usual captain, (some teams wanted the same guy every time), and Jim Ritcher was the FO. He got hired after his NFL career, and I flew Europe with him a few times. I did a (then) New Jersey Nets charter from JFK to London Heathrow, but not an NFL trip.

You’re absolutely right, let’s get this done!

We all see that “playing out his deal” was never going to happen. Cook’s team played this so well. Doesn’t seem like any bad blood drama at all. The Bills nailed it too.. We cannot spare this man. He runs! Keon Coleman has to be looking at this and realizing that if he carves out his role that’s essential to team success, he’ll get his too. These two dudes know they aren’t going be the greatest of all time at their positions. So Winning is their path to being paid for their services.

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"he's good off the hoof"

Peak edging

To think some folk don’t seem to remember what a sh-t show things were for so long, and they want to fire the very people who created what we are currently enjoy so much, odd to say the least, these are the good old days! GO BILLS!!!

Yes, Coleman is better than Kristian Wilkerson and Tyrell Shavers. And yes, when healthy Kincaid has a chance to be a playmaker. Still has a lot to prove, of course. But to put it in perspective, Kincaid was 10th in receiving yards and 7th in receptions among TEs in 2023. As a rookie. That's better than Cook ranks in running yards or yards from scrimmage among RBs as a third-year man. Kincaid is a weapon when healthy and when on the same page as Josh. Something weird happened to their chemistry last year. Was it that he wasn't quite as fast or that he couldn't cut as sharply so Josh missed him because of that? I don't think there's a clear answer, but that could easily be a part of the problem. If they get back in sync, he's likely to be someone both Josh and opposing teams look for on big downs. And is it possible to win Super Bowls without a lot of playmakers? Ask the 2023 Chiefs. Yeah, it is. You pretty much have to have a terrific QB to do it. But we do. Heh heh.

On no planet is Peterman better than Losman, Edwards or Manuel. None. Zero.

Had a friend murdered in a cocaine deal. Went once with him, it was on the east side. Told him I’m never going again there. A year later…

⬆️ Wow. 17 of the last 22 posts in THE SAME THREAD from our favorite creepy geriatric. You know you can wait a few minutes and combine the tweets you copy and paste, right? You don’t need to post your every thought (or rather the thoughts of some fellow weirdo from Twitter’s random thought?) Or maybe you don’t know that; I know technology can be tricky for people of advanced age. How sad. Old man with twitter and TBD as his only outlets. Funny how you scream about how I used to do exactly what you’re doing - except I was in my early 20s and in a nothing job. You’re “an important scientist” (his family still goes along with that one just so he stays away, clicking away on the computer) Question: is Russia in the room with you right now? RUSSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Ha, - Commie, Useful Idiot, Porn Boy. 😘

My thing with this is Codrington is above him on both the Official Depth Chart and was the Main Returner to start the game in Pre-Season Week 1. Until I see him leading the charge for Kick Returns in the Pre-Season and/or making a serious impact there, i'm not ready to say he's going to be the guy there.

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When Josh broke out 2020 season, the 1st window for superbowl opened. OBD went ahead added Von to their core players of Allen, Diggs, Knox, Dawkins, Morse, Oliver, Milano, White, Hyde, and Poyer. 3 seasons, 21-23, some bad luck like injuries, inexperience, and aging of a lot of the core guy proved to be not quite good enough. 2024 was supposed to be a reset and reloading year. Almost all of the aging core guys were let go. But Allen took a step ahead into an MVP. As such OBD is setting up the 2nd window for superbowl, identifying and signing up the new core guys. Allen, Oliver, Dawkins, Knox remained; Bernard, Brown, Shakir, Rousseau, Benford and now Cook are given extension to be the new core guys. They really need a few more to step up like Kincaid and Coleman, plus a few defensive side rookies to pan out in the next 3 years, starting from the 2025 campaign. NFL windows are short. 3 years from now, if they don’t get it, a number of these core guys will be out of the door and a new reset is in the order to clear the book. Let’s hope from the coaching stuff to the core guys left from the first window got hardened enough to gives us better results in January.

Nothing should be surprising anymore, but the fact that this wasn’t happening before is absolutely astounding.

Nix was at least was making a genuine attempt to win. The real lean years were when Russ Brandon was calling all the shots. That entire era felt like a showcase to ultimately move the team to Canada.