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Early in the McD era when we had these national games, McD and his coaches came up with really solid gameplans. The Thanksgiving day beatdown of the Cowboys was a great example. Lately though, the plans have been a little hit or miss. I really hope that we start strong on both sides of the ball and McD really focuses on his game management. The last game against Houston last year where he gave away the game by passing 3 times and not killing the clock then going for prevent D when the Texans got the ball back (resulting in an easy completion that put them in FG range and won them the game) was 2nd only to 13 seconds for the dumbest coaching of the McD era. We just cant afford to lose this game.

Buffalo/Syracuse Area Gets: 1. Colts/Chiefs 1:00 CBS 2. Giants/Lions 1:00 FOX 3. Eagles/Cowboys 4:25 FOX

Kinda not my point at all. The crime data is easily and readily available. Regardless, Mexico City is NOT Sinaloa or Juarez. It is safer than many major American cities DESPITE having problems with crime. No one is denying that. Otherwise, it's a vast, diverse, and culturally rich megalopolis that is one of the world's great cities. If one's response to that true statement is to post an AP article after questioning why anyone would ever want to go to Mexico, my hunch is that the person doesn't know a ton about the place. And trust me, I know a lot about Mexico City and read a lot of news sources (it's basically a core part of my job). But as @Einstein said, back to football.

I know that we have drafted these two and their weights but our starting combination of Oliver and Jones at 287lbs & 320lbs just appear undersized, at least visually, compared to some other NFL DL, you look at those players and think "wow, this guy is massive" and they appear stout and diffcult to move in the trenches.

Seems like this place has been raising your blood pressure, not mine. Something to worry about at your advanced age.

LOL sure buddy. You wrote "There hasn't been one player that they drafted that is no longer on this team that is remotely any good, outside of Edmunds" but What you really meant was "there hasn't been one player they drafted that is no longer on this team that is a real STUD, an impact player at his position." And it's my fault, I'm "severely reaching" for not understanding what you meant, because the words you used were not the words you meant. Gotcha. News flash: if the Bills didn't re-sign a stud impact player at his position, that would be a scouting and coaching failure. I listed a number of players no longer with the team who see the field regularly. Harrison Phillips - not only starting just about every game, but on team with a lot of wins. Wyatt Teller (strangely, a guy even you seem to recognize as "remotely any good" but who disproves your statement on his own). Cody Ford - you may not think he's good, but he's started a lot of games. Devin Singletary - again, he had his best year in 2023 on a pass-first Houston team that went 10-4 and went to the division round that season. But ya know, a lot of top coaches who won a lot seem to feel that ST matters. Guys like Belichick. Our own Marv Levy. But @jaybeezee knows better, ST doesn't count even when a guy is leading the league as a punt returner or is so good at ST that multiple teams sign him just for that skill. Second News Flash: Teams don't sign players they don't feel are "worth anything" or not "remotely any good", whether their primary role is ST or not. I don't think I need to reach here. Have a nice day, or have whatever sort of a day you consider most appropriate for you.

Give me a few moments to assess this latest bit of brilliance. Stay tuned. best, AM

OBJ had he not torn his ACL in the Super Bowl he would have had a very strong chance to be the SB MVP in 2021, he went down from what I remember fairly early in Q2 and he had 2 catches for 52 yards and a TD and looked un-guardable. Of course he could have tapered off but early on he was dominating the game. So yeah, he was that dam good at his best.

i'm just trying to guide you in the right direction. if you like the study of all things trans, who am i to get in your way. i'm more worried about your internal anger.

So in your little pea brain, you need to actually see a rap sheet to believe a criminal has *checks notes* a criminal history? No wonder you voted for kamala.

Cut Brandon Beane. That is the easiest answer.

Not a hoax

It’s worth the risk until it’s not. I hope and pray that you or your loved ones never experience any health issues with using round up.

My inner monologue is exactly the same as that after I do any basic household repair or open a jar of pickles for my wife.

You're not even a good troll.

In some ways I would have to agree ! I've seen a few plays where josh had wide open people like the Gilliam play where he over threw him that would have been a TD and there was one I saw that Samuel was again wide open and Josh went else where if he had hit them there would have been no way the Bucs would have been close to a win . I just hope with the new WR's they have used that Josh can utilize them better and 40 points a game will become the norm !! GO BILLS !!

Quiet, piggy. We’re trying to find this rap sheet that one of your piggy pals allegedly has seen (despite the fact that it’s confidential and he’s talking out of his … don’t quiver here … rear end) but now can’t find to back up his BS about liberal prosectors and judges being responsible for the release of violent criminals.

He went over 1k receiving yards 5 of his first 6 seasons (over 1300 his first 3) and the only one he didn’t he had a season ending injury early. Heck he was even pretty decent in Baltimore two years ago def not saying to pick him up haha he was just a lot more than just that one play. Injuries definitely derailed his career now he’s probably more trouble than he’s worth

Clowney's big hit was certainly an "aurora" making play for him. I think that while he wasn't a "bust" (he's had a 10+ year career and 60 career sacks thus far) he didn't live up to his number one pick status. I think what really hurt his career was the microfracture surgery he had at the end of his rookie year which was on top of a torn meniscus which took him out of the season earlier. He never was the same player, he was still a good player hard hitting edge setter with some power pass rush but never showed the blend of speed and power that he once had. Shows you how good of an athlete he was given how long he played and how fairly effective as a starter he was for many teams.

He certainly wouldn’t be our worst pass catcher.

Best pair of DEs and CBs in the league

Why do you want RFK to do something about that? So you can B word and moan about what a facist RFK because he is actually doing something to helping Americans. All you do is B word and moan. You’re part of the problem, definitely not part of the solution.

Pretty funny... I think the fact that Allen got it all back together and accounted for 6 scores in spite of the 2 INTs actually makes it more impressive

I've been on the box for them to include him in the play calling a lot more especially in the red zone but for what ever reason Brady & Josh haven't looked his way much but he just keeps grinding and has a game like last week saying HEY I'm HERE !! And makes plays ! He has become a favorite of mine & I hope that they continue to use him more, & I hope they look toward Knox even more because that guy too is always there in some capacity ready to make a play when needed !! Brady just needs to use all the weapons he has available .