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She said "I don't believe you're tryin' to find no job" Said "I seen you today you was standing on a corner Leaning up against a post" I said "But I'm tired, I been walkin' all day" She said "That don't befront me Long as I get my money next Friday" Now next Friday come I didn't have the rent And out the door I went

The cap hit isn’t that bad, and he’s Lamar’s favorite target. Probably structured in a way to get out of it after year 2.

I agree with all your points, except the bolded. If McDaniel gets canned, he will, IMO prove to be a horrendous OC on his own. He basically brought Shanny's system with him and added speed. Once teams figured out how to limit the offense, he has had no idea how to evolve. He frequently gets locked into one mindset when calling plays and often abandons the run, despite his most dangerous offensive weapon being his RB. Not ideal when our best offensive player this year is our RB, and we tend to play more than a few games in bad weather every year. Add to that the Shannahan system he would likey run isn't really what Josh excels at. It's more designed for mediocre QBs with weaker yet accurate passing styles. Tua, Purdy, Mac Jones. Guy that get the ball out and don't go off script. That's not Allen and I frankly don't think McDaniel has the ability to tailor an offense around him.

You act as if the Bills have the same cap space as the Pats. They aren't paying their QB gazillions of dollars quite yet.

Let's see today's PPP favorite news items: Florida takes on chemtrails!

“What did Ilhan Omar know about the $1B welfare fraud case in her Minnesota district?” Good question. Moore quotes Bill Glahn: “She had been inside the [Safari] facility on numerous occasions and couldn’t put two and two together? Either she’s terminally naive, or knew and didn’t care.” Good answer. https://nypost.com/2025/12/04/us-news/what-did-ilhan-omar-know-about-the-1b-welfare-fraud-case-in-her-minnesota-district/

Go ahead. Makes the Browns even worse lol. Deshaun Watson been gone so long I forgot he was still in the NFL.

it’s nice when you guys admit to war crimes on camera

And Kincaid hasn’t brought as much to the Bills as QJ?? 😂 ask some LAC fans. He was a good pick. Plenty of other poor picks to attack instead of Kincaid. His injury last year was caused by a bad pass by 17.. this year it’s a hamstring. I love how people think a hamstring is nothing. Check the league every team has these issues.

1:01:53 - Tucker continues to ask the hard questions, or at least the question that get him hard.

Send it 'postage due'. 😁 * Haslam should see if Progressive has a business liability insurance policy available. Protects a business against sexual misconduct by the employees. 🤨

The people who said that Kincaid "is too skinny" during the Summer were right all along. Cue up that thread.

just crazy. They need many other things than Andrews at TE. Likely I'd keep over Andrews. But good for a rival to do this!

We are at the bottom of the league for pressures and sacks with Bosa.

He just started going hard after third world migration since the Somali fraud story and Afghan killer stories broke .. and the reason he’s continuing and not giving af about being politically correct on it is due to the polling they’ve seen on this issue. He needs to focus more on the economy. Exponentially more. But in terms of helpful rhetoric for the midterms, this is a start.

one...trick...pony.

Notice the oh-so-subtle shift away from "The Blaze solved the crime!" Oh, and there's a damn good argument that Trump "inadvertently" (was it inadvertent?) pardoned the suspect. "Mr. Trump, in one of his first official acts after returning to the White House this year, issued a grant of clemency to the nearly 1,600 rioters charged in connection with the Capitol attack. His clemency proclamation was extraordinarily broad, covering all defendants accused or convicted of “offenses related to events that occurred at or near the United States Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.” It is possible that defense lawyers will ultimately try to argue that the placing of the pipe bombs should also be covered by Mr. Trump’s proclamation."

He's an egomaniac who chases the greener grass. He's not about developing kids or building a legacy at a program (which he could have done at Ole Miss). He sees bright, shiny LSU with their recruiting prowess, no in-state conference rival, and rabid fan base. It's obviously not about the money because Ole Miss was going to pay whatever LSU offered. I've heard some SEC apologists say it's more than his own income, it's the income for his coaches, but I've not seen that verified anywhere and again, Ole Miss was willing to do whatever it took. I get it when a coach at a lesser program dreams of making it into the big time, but Kiffin has lived in the big time. He's another Brian Kelly; a sanctimonious ***** who only cares about himself. Players on Ole Miss' leadership council have already come out and said Kiffin's statement he released is "not what happened" -- i.e., the players weren't crestfallen that he couldn't continue coaching.

They are clearly the best team in the AFC right now. The Bills' brass should take the Pats' inevitable AFC East championship as a lesson on what happens when you willfully choose to remain stagnant while your opponents try to improve.

The God of Football. Duh

For whatever reason, Gesicki never seems to get hit hard, kind of like Tyreek Hill…and of course, the next block Gisecki throws will be his first.

Now that Milano looks like he’s getting back into playing shape, the trio of Milano Thompson and Bernard is not a bad LB corp if we get into the playoffs. it could be much worse.

nothing wrong with that. Would be odd if no one was. The debate is fun. As you point out, none of us really control it, we may as well have fun debating it between ourselves! On another point, I'm not really sure who Terry could hire outside a few lazy wack jobs (Rex) that would make this team worse. And when Rex was hired, the true extent of his nuttiness (and laziness) was not yet known. this is demonstrably untrue. See Pittsburgh Steelers with Tomlin. One SB win with Big Ben, largely based on Cower's teams, no SBs in over 10+ years. We don't have that time in Allen's prime. See Chargers with Rivers. See Denver with Elway prior to coaching change. Calling those you disagree with "whiners" is also unhelpful. The through process here is that some coaches are better at certain things than others. Need a culture reset and a solid foundation to get to playoffs, Tomlin and McD all day. Need to win a Championship, someone else. I'm also not sure who you think we could hire that could make a team led by Allen and Cook (and no other blue chip talent on O) worse. We'd likely have a better roster, better in-game management. The worst I see it getting is the same (early playoff exit), but at least the exit would be different.

You know who else thinks that? The Trump Administration, currently extorting millions from Ivy League schools that allowed their students to chant "from the river to the sea."

Nowhere more Third Worldy and crime-ridden than southern Italy c. 1917. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/may/28/italian-towns-claim-ron-desantis-as-one-of-their-own-as-republican-race-heats-up Megan Smolenyak, a Florida-based professional genealogist, who traced the DeSantis family tree, suggested that the Italian ancestors of the Republican candidate were lucky not to have been barred from entering the US. Smolenyak says Luigia left with her two daughters, while pregnant with another child, to join her husband who had moved to Pennsylvania years before. Luigia Colucci made it to New York aboard the SS Patria on 21 February. “On 5 February,” Smolenyak wrote on Medium, “while they were at sea, the US passed the Immigration Act of 1917 which was intended to limit undesirable southern and eastern European immigrants such as Luigia and her family. Fortunately, it wasn’t implemented until 1 May. Otherwise, she and her daughters could have been denied entry due to the freshly imposed literacy requirement.” The passenger record for Luigia and her daughters showed that all three were illiterate.