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Hey! Every year right before the Super Bowl, Americans sit and watch a two-hour show showing all the best Super Bowl commercials. We love commercials! And then he will shill for tips! Fuhgeddaboutit!

Why should they be? The corporations are making you dum dums pay money to watch commercials. Why are you so fncking dumb?

So every book in the library is a best seller? And how many more books would be sold if people bought them instead of consuming a readily-available copy for free?

I believe that is the one then! Got pretty toasty with my buddies and that pretty much all I remember was him on his knees crawling to the QB and sacking him!

But that is not what this discussion is about - it’s about the moral/legal/ethical aspects of viewing illegal streams (for free) by the public. No one is saying the streamers shouldn’t be prosecuted.

They don’t want to sign JP to the active roster before week 1 otherwise his contract is fully GTD

I think you over looked one, Brock Bowers. He very likely may be better than all of them. After a great college career he had an amazing rookie year "setting rookie season records for receptions in a season and the most receiving yards by a tight end, earning Pro Bowl and All-Pro honors in the process."

It's being discussed here:

A whole generation+ has grown up with access to the internet and without an understanding of copyright and IP and moral arguments against piracy. It became socially acceptable to steal because everyone knows someone who does and has for decades at this point. How many younger folks downloaded music illegally off Napster/Limewire when they were kids? They are now adults. And maybe they don’t do that anymore, but they take the “lesser evil” and just illegally stream. Just like most things, the internet is the disaster and the cause.

Wasn’t his best moment here. Didn’t have any solid thought in his response. Brady was asked similarly this week and you could tell his response had a lot of thought behind it. His answer was spot on.

HUGE GAME!!! Planning a Hunger Strike for the game

Definitely need the brothers together to make it work and special.

Eh. Meh. Regular season, we're great. Come playoff time, he'll choke again. Then he will not take accountability and disappear far off into those mountains.

This is highly encouraging, but hopefully for the right reasons. As I've been saying for years, the regular season is an extension of the pre-season for us. I really don't care about the individual outcome of a given game during the regular season anymore. As long as you get 10+ wins, which I expect they will based on Josh alone, I'm all good. What matters to me is that I see them building on something throughout the season, evolving in terms of playbook, technique and execution. The elite teams aren't showing you the same gameplan in the playoffs that they had in September. They look like a baseball team in game 7 of the world series, pulling out all kinds of tricks and playing their best ball. Make Bosa inactive for the first 10 games - seriously. I know they won't, but they should. I don't need him stacking stats in September. I need him for 5-10 critical snaps in January. Use this season as a way to accelerate the growth of our young players, because if we have any hope of taking a next step this year, it's because 2-3 young players have blossomed into all-pro level players.

I think this is a fascinating stat, and I'm trying to think of ideas why this happened. The best I can come up with: 1) Refs have improved over time and don't favor the home team as much as they used to 2) Home games feature a lot more visiting/neutral fans than they used to

Remembered this from last year's playoff game......let's get this heavyweight bout underway......Go Bills!!!

He was dodging, and if you remember him playing you'll know he was good at that. By the way, I'm one of the people who think Montana is the true GOAT.

I've been advocating a coaching change right after 13 seconds. It became clear as day the guy doesn't haven't it. The following years have confirmed this. He doesn't have what it takes. He's a very good coach but not good enough. He's a great guy but it's time to move on. Change is needed. Who has confidence this guy and his defense can hold up vs KC or Baltimore? Sometimes change is a good thing and badly needed.

No better evidence than 13 seconds, unprepared and terrible game planning for the Cinci home playoff loss, and home playoff loss vs KC last year.

Not necessarily. Depends on overall record at the end of the year. Bills could lose this game and still finish with a better record. Ravens play in a far tougher division than we do as well.

Bills 18-2 in last 20 at home. The Jets, jags, browns, Titans etc drag that % down near 50

Let's do it...you and me! (I kid...but your post is spot on!) 🍺

He didn't hit him in the stomach. He threw it behind him. Should have still been a routine catch but it was behind him none the less. Lamar still had 2 turnovers. In a loss its turnovers that cost you and your team had 3 total turnovers. If the game was flipped and Josh did that, everyone would be blaming Josh for the loss.