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the person pictured is a collector. options Options OPTIONS 😄 @-@ I do get it though my own family member suffered from this malady. I am staunchly calling myself a 'collector" . Of several things.But NOT a hoarder. I think the tipping point is cleanliness. Hoarding can be a filthy smelly situation. That is NOT acceptable . Im just being real with it. If you collect Fine but FCOL don't let your beloved stuff become forgotten neglected nasty mess. this is a mental health issue. It's not a great look now is it.

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3 more makes 80!! Just a full fledged TDS loser. No family. No kids. No legacy. Just his algorithm on the Bills board.

Few things. The Texans have shut down the Rams to 14 points. Kept a Bucs team with all their pieces to 20 points. Shut the Niners down. Shut the Colts down. Only teams they didnt shut down was the Jaguars who had a ton of special team points and a few turnovers. The Seahawks put up 27 points but also remained committed to the run game unlike us. The more I think about that Texans game the more a few things are ringing true. It was a short week which always favors the defensive team, let alone the best defense in the NFL. The Bills were the road team which also doesn't play into their favour. Not an excuse but its a part of the equation. Ultimately though I think that game comes down to hubris. The Bills felt they had one of the best Offensive Tackle pairings in the NFL that could handle the Texans edge rushers. They were wrong. Joe Brady has to answer for not providing additional support for Dawkins who ended up concussed and Brown who was injured. I blame hubris for the Dolphins loss and Falcons loss as well. I am not sure why the Bills have come out flat against lesser competition. My limited faith in this team is that they seem to perform when their backs are against the wall leading into a game. Only game I cant really explain is the Patriots game. From I remember the refs threw a ton of ticky tack penalties on the offense the first three drives which kept putting the Bills behind the sticks which was frustrating and had not happened before or since. My confidence in this Bills team all comes down to the Patriots rematch. If they come out flat that game then this years Bills simply dont have IT.

According to DVOA they were the worst 10-2 team since 1978 (when they started measuring it). That is a fairly unbiased data point on who they actually are relative to record.

How about smear the….um, nevermind.

To everything, turn, turn, turn There is a season, turn, turn, turn And a time to every purpose, under heaven A time to build up, a time to break down A time to dance, a time to mourn A time to cast away stones A time to gather stones together

They are not the worst number 1 seed. They are winning the games they have on their schedule. I would agree if they were winning most of their games with last minute scores. They have been putting up points and blowing teams out. Now if you are talking about Denver than yeah they are aren't as good as their record indicates.

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Undoubtedly. The NFL wouldn't exist if humans had no feet... at least it not in its current form. 😆

My view originally was to take the high road and release him. But given that his shenanigans led to us losing Ingram, no dice. It would be one thing if it were, “no harm, no foul.”

34. doesn't want to relocate. puts family first. doesn't like the cold. all seem like good reasons to not want to be in buffalo. next.

they will play a FIRST ROUND. it will be the divisional. They will lose.

The foot has never been more important to the sport than it is now. 50 yard FGs used to be rare in the NFL, now they're routine, even 60 yard FGs are being made and a 70 yarder in preseason. The players are also faster, feet are very important with speed and balance.

Back when they had paper tickets and programs, I collected one from each game. I probably have 50+ in the basement somewhere. I have some posters and things like that. Random gifts from my MIL. I have lots of t shirts and shorts and things like that. The Bills are my hobby

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Guessing he's now our 4th outside CB, right? He'd been playing pretty much backup Safety all year with the ability to hop in as the slot and nickel CB. Now with Savage won't it just be a seamless transition to move him into Ingram's role? And isn't he better than Ingram? Sure seems like it to me. Ingram wasn't even active the last 3 games. And Darius Slay doesn't play Special Teams, Cam Lewis is a special teams ace. Plus, Darnell Savage was a pretty productive Packers DB who really just wasn't re-signed more for money issues than flat out not wanting him... sound familiar? So in the process of Slay refusing to report Beane upgrades our 4th CB and Safety depth while finding a possible future starter after this trial run. 4D chess by Beane

It's discussions like this where you find out who the grownups in the room are.

How to tell the board that you are lost, without actually typing it out.

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Well, I mean, feet really don't have much to do with the sport anymore. I think that's the point.

The interesting irony of this discussion is that FIFA mandates natural grass for its major tournaments, requiring North American stadiums, including many NFL venues with artificial turf, to install temporary natural or hybrid grass fields. This included the NFL stadiums in Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, and New York. When the FIFA games were over, the natural grass was removed. FIFA's policy is driven by player safety concerns.