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I not only re-watched it, I watched the 2nd one twice already 😂
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Name a Right Wing Position
Wolfgang replied to Backintheday544's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Buy American then... You can thank Trump later... -
Training Camp 7/28 - Full pads starting today.
The Jokeman replied to Lost's topic in The Stadium Wall
Newly wed. -
Training Camp 7/28 - Full pads starting today.
HIT BY SPIKES replied to Lost's topic in The Stadium Wall
I hold out a lot of hope for Deon Walker evolving into that BIG 1DT next to Oliver so that Ed can be that penetrating DT he was in college. It may take some time for Deon to develop a NFL body however I thought he was a real steal in the 4th round. -
If you take a look around the league, you’ll see many soft tissue issues this early in training camps. And teams are super cautious about not overworking players who haven’t stressed their bodies to this level in months. The Bills are not unique in this regard.
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Training Camp 7/28 - Full pads starting today.
billsfan89 replied to Lost's topic in The Stadium Wall
I thought 2023/24 were middle of the pack years injury wise. I was hoping that in 2024 with a younger roster the team would be less injury prone but they got banged up a lot, not many major injuries but a many "will be out 2-3 week" type dings. I was hoping for positive regression to 2020 levels for this season. -
The problem with a third rounder is that Terry would need to know enough to voice a strong opinion. I’m not sure they had an official meet with Spencer.
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Name a Right Wing Position
Roundybout replied to Backintheday544's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Are you typically this obtuse or is today just special? -
Training Camp 7/28 - Full pads starting today.
SoonerBillsFan replied to Lost's topic in The Stadium Wall
I get it, but it seems to be too much lately. -
When the urologist requests that you shave prior to your vasectomy, it's 'below the equator' that is being referenced.
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Training Camp 7/28 - Full pads starting today.
billsfan89 replied to Lost's topic in The Stadium Wall
The Bills were very good on injuries from 2019-2020 and in 2021 the only major injury they had was Tre White. So they have had a stretch of years where injuries weren't too bad. 2022 was the season from hell in many ways. 2023 and 2024 seemed like an "average" amount of injuries. Teams get injuries it happens in football especially so you can't expect the team to not have them even if you have the best training staff. -
Guess im not the only one that rewatched Happy Gilmore recently.
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I'll go with Spencer Brown - unheralded from a tiny school only a few years removed from 7 on 7 football. Seemed to have longshot "are you crazy?" written all over him.
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NFL Players in Hot Water for Scalping SB Tix
Kirby Jackson replied to ChevyVanMiller's topic in The Stadium Wall
Lol, much less interesting. One was in 2009 and the other was in 2014. Ironically, both claimed that they were using it to stay awake for long trips. I’m pretty confident that at least one was to stay at the casino. -
Training Camp 7/28 - Full pads starting today.
SoonerBillsFan replied to Lost's topic in The Stadium Wall
Then this is on the training staff, again. WTH is with this org they can't find a damn good training staff? -
Yes, we obviously want our WRs to be able to separate and that was not exactly Keon's calling card in college and doesn't really project to be a calling card in the pros. But we've seen so many times over the years even guys like Diggs who are considered to be among the best separators in the league can struggle to separate in the playoffs against some of the more handsy DBs. You don't want these types of contested balls to be what the offense is built around, but if Keon becomes good at it, it makes for a very nice last resort kind of thing.
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Training Camp 7/28 - Full pads starting today.
26TrapDraw replied to Lost's topic in The Stadium Wall
or an overnight at county lock up. -
Woody Johnson just asked his new GM to get him Josh Allen by 4pm.
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NFL Players in Hot Water for Scalping SB Tix
RoscoeParrish replied to ChevyVanMiller's topic in The Stadium Wall
You are friends with the Legion of Boom!!!! -
Training Camp 7/28 - Full pads starting today.
JerseyBills replied to Lost's topic in The Stadium Wall
Benford man, i love his signature "call to God" celebration and we beat KC by 10+ if he doesn't have that injury. Chiefs picked on Elam all night. Pretty crazy that McDuffie went 2 picks earlier, and he was likely our guy and that pick solely cost us an AFC title and potentially a SB If our 2nd year guys - Keon, Bishop, Carter take a jump , this team will be the best team of the Allen era -
Why does MAGA protect pedos?
Trump_is_Mentally_fit replied to SectionC3's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/07/28/us/trump-news Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, on Monday demanded all recordings and transcripts of the July 24 and 25 Justice Department interviews with Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime partner of Jeffrey Epstein who is serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking. In a letter to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, who conducted the interviews, Mr. Durbin also demanded that the Justice Department commit to offering no pardon or commutation of Ms. Maxwell’s sentence in exchange for information, citing “serious questions about the potential for a corrupt bargain between the Trump Administration and Ghislaine Maxwell.” The letter, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, was co-signed by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, who also sits on the Judiciary Committee. Because Democrats are in the minority and have no subpoena power, their demands may carry little weight with Mr. Blanche. But the letter reflected how Democrats are trying to keep pressure on the Trump administration on an issue that has, at least for now, cleaved from the president a portion of his typically loyal MAGA base that is demanding a release of files that the administration has refused to make public. Mr. Epstein, a financier and convicted sex trafficker who died in 2019, was well connected and his friends included Mr. Trump. In the letter, Mr. Durbin noted that the meetings between Mr. Blanche and Ms. Maxwell last week were highly unusual. Such interviews would typically be conducted by line prosecutors more familiar with the details of the case, and more able to determine on the spot if Ms. Maxwell was lying, he noted in the letter. That Mr. Blanche himself conducted such interviews, Mr. Durbin wrote, led him and Mr. Whitehouse to believe that the meetings were “another tactic to distract from DOJ’s failure to fulfill Attorney General Bondi’s commitment that the American people would see ‘the full Epstein files.’” Mr. Durbin also wrote that there were “serious concerns that Ms. Maxwell may provide false information or selectively withhold information, in return for a pardon or sentence commutation.” In the letter, the senators also demanded the names and titles of everyone present during the two days of interviews with Ms. Maxwell. And they questioned why the Justice Department believed she would be truthful when the Trump administration previously argued in court about her “willingness to brazenly lie under oath about her conduct.” They also requested the complete terms of an offer of limited immunity made to Ms. Maxwell to secure her cooperation in the interviews. And they demanded the Microsoft SharePoint online collaborative file that Mr. Blanche’s office reportedly maintained to log mentions of Mr. Trump in the Epstein-related records that have been reviewed by the Justice Department and the F.B.I. It is unlikely that Mr. Durbin and Mr. Whitehouse will receive any of that information. But Democrats are eager to call for transparency and force the administration to explain why it is unwilling to offer it. “The victims and survivors of Jeffrey Epstein have been repeatedly let down by the criminal justice system,” the letter states. “Rather than engaging in this elaborate ruse, DOJ should simply release the Epstein files, as Attorney General Bondi promised to do.” President Trump has not closed the door on pardoning Ms. Maxwell, noting only that he has a right to do so. But the idea has already encountered some resistance even from Republicans on Capitol Hill. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a hard-right Georgia Republican, has fiercely criticized the administration for not releasing the Epstein files as promised and raised questions about whether Ms. Maxwell may be motivated by a desire for a pardon. On Sunday, Speaker Mike Johnson also said he was wary of granting a pardon to Ms. Maxwell. “I think she should have a life sentence at least,” Mr. Johnson said on “Meet the Press.” Concerning the prospect of a pardon, he said he would “have great pause about that, as any reasonable person would.”