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I know for a fact myself and others do it. Maybe youre just paying too much attention to the wrong posters. Go Bills

I personally, see far less critiques prefaces by the good stuff than I do people just referring to him as McDummy, McClappy or any of the lazy nicknames. The pre critique glazing that you speak of I really only see done with Josh. It's like you need to write a four page essay on him just to say he made one bad read or you get crucified. I, personally, don't see that level of "respect" given to McDermott. Doesn't mean it doesn't happen. I just never have noticed it being a routine thing here.

100% --- Shaq is the "new guy", but people quickly forget how good Milano really is. Just need him to stay on the field is the main problem. Bernard too. This is our best "coverage" LB group and most agile --- having them ready to go is the biggest thing, and helps offset some of the concerns of losing Ed. Defending Kelce, the middle of field, and spying/containing Mahomes on scrambles. Mahomes does his most damage climbing the pocket and finding open receivers over the middle of the field --- we absolutely need Milano/Bernard/Taron to be on their "A-game" for this one. Dorian can fill in as the 3rd LB just fine, in base 4-3/run sets.

I've been to KC. And I've lived in Buffalo. Let's leave it at that to be polite.

"Frothing about a bogeyman"? Ha, yup. Christian Nationalism is a trigger term for you...check. I'll try to be respectful in the future with my edgy replies.

Lol... No...

No real details yet, but I'm willing to bet I'm posting this in the correct thread: https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/31/us/michigan-potential-terrorist-attack-averted-fbi The FBI’s Detroit field office confirmed “the FBI in Michigan were present in the cities of Dearborn and Inkster this morning conducting law enforcement activities,” spokesperson Jordan Hall told CNN. “There is no current threat to public safety.”

I’m just sad that a grown man would hit “submit reply” on something quite so lame as this.

My conspiracy take is that Josh got his bell rung really hard against the Pats. He scrambled and on the tackle his head whiplashed into the turf. He appeared a little wobbly when teammates helped him up and the game broadcast went to another shot. You could hear the analysts kind of beginning to wonder if something had happened but they went silent on that real quick and then just went back to calling the game. About 7-8 minutes went by until we saw a shot of Josh on the bench. It was just a weird sequence IMO. Usually if it appears like a player may have been hurt but was able to get to the sidelines the analysts discuss it while the cameras follow said player for a beat. The fact that everything in this situation was opposite of how it usually goes was interesting. The next few drives they had the dude was way off on a number of throws. Again, just my conspiracy take.

It doesn't make me mad. ***** the chiefs. ***** their stupid ***** team. Those stupid dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb terrible stupid awful players and that coach in those fans. They're just awful. Terrible no good lousy terrible terrible terrible terrible terrible terrible. But yeah I'm fine with it, I promise.... Maybe

Then a healthy Milano - no. Against NE in the first half the D looked very stout with Milano in there. The Pats only got 2 FG's one of which was a gift from Coleman. When Milano went out NE's offense came to life a bit scoring 17 points. Milano may not be as good as Shaq against the run but he's much better against the pass.

I personally don't think its a good idea at the moment and if something happens I expect we'll hear a lot of protestations and some demonstrations about the action which eventually will result in nothing. As a subplot to the war on drugs it seems that Mexico and Columbia are higher up on the food chain than Venezuela but given the US has closer relations to the two there are more political complications to acting against those nations.

I think a lot of you make a lot of this "hatred" up so you feel better. When folks critique McD there is almost never any "hatred". Most critiques are prefaced with what a great guy he is, what a great job he's done on culture and his ability to pull teams out of the basement. And then even with all that disclaiming and qualifying, pointing out any of his glaring flaws gets these over-emotional replies like we're trying to get the guy killed. I think there is obvious reasons McD apologists turn every critique into a discussion about the posters instead of addressing the actual issues with McD. The assumptions of complaints about a Super Bowl victory is one of the most egregious strawmen I've seen on this board.

"Honey, what happened to my pot gummies? "Those were pot gummies?? 🤯 😂

This is why the game Sunday is so interesting. I tend to agree with you that from a player and playbook standpoint the Bills have been load managing the team. Giving guys that extra week off to get fully healthy and not going to deep into the playbook. But for a variety of reasons this is the game to go full bore and forget about any load management. We'll know more Sunday night.

Right, no clue. Why would we have a carrier group in the region to blow up go fasts?

What the Islanders did was incredible. As for the Bills I still get random flashback moments of those 4 Super Bowls and they still hurt. lol

what's a pass? haven't seen one of those since week one

Thats where you just have to let other people's perception and opinion not impact the way you feel about the Bills making it.

sadly, what the populace wants isn't important to a king. but it could well cost him some pawns, knights and bishops.

That is called the "Charge Club" and it's another premium seating section. I considered it. The PSL was reasonable but tickets were like $350/game. Instead I'm in the section (124) that hangs just over it, top row. I'm covered by the balcony and hope to feel some of that heated concourse right behind me. (I wanted a dome so here's hoping I get a dome-ish environment during cold night games.)

If that is the case, then I would suggest those fans stop following sports. I can only speak for myself but if the Bills win a Super Bowl, it will be the greatest "sports day" of my lifetime being a fan of this team. I won't be complaining about anything when it comes to the Bills. I just want to see them win once. Obviously, I want them to win as many as they can, but one championship would be fine by me in my lifetime. Anyone who complains after winning a championship needs to have their head examined.