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Punters may have an impact on bad teams (maybe). Not on SB contenders. Bills were #30 in Punts last season. Punters are the cheapest guy....there are onloy 3 getting over 3 million a year.

Finished their longest road trip of the season by going 7-2. Let's Go Yankees.

You'd be surprised by the number of our fellow grads that align more with me than you politically. But how in the world do you know my "social scene"? Most of my friends are small businesses owners, retired cops/fireman or work in finance. Trust me, I am anything but an outlier in that group, if anything I am consided a dirty hippy.

I'm coming if it happens.

2023 Xgames averaged 459,000 viewers. not sure what tennis matches you are asking about. both events are cheaper to produce than a season of football. both events are annual one offs, not months long seasons spread across the country that the networks are themselves sponsoring. UFL, outside of St Louis, can't get any fans to show up to the games. Now that the networks are league owners, they will feel the heat directly. XFL alone lost 60 million just in 2023.

OT and 1-Tech depth. I'm not sure if we are going to get a big year from Von either. I wouldn't mind more competition at CB and both Rapp and Edwards are average NFL safeties. Bishop is a rookie as is Coleman. I'm not saying our rookies aren't going to be good, but how soon? I guess we'll see how things progress this Summer. Injury (Knock on wood) may force our hand. Our defense has been decimated by injuries lately. I'm of the opinion that we could have won the SB had Von, Milano and White been 100% or close to it. 3 points we got bounced by. Those 3 could easily made that difference and more. I guess what I really want is a difference maker rather than several depth caliber guys.

The Raiders game few weeks later, down by ten, Kelly throws bomb to Lofton, Tasker picks up blocked punt for TD and Odomes pick six.

@The Frankish Reich Can you chime in on this?

Am I really the first person to fact check you in this megathread? What has made you so violently change your tune here, Tibsy? Why all the blood lust 10 years later? Or is it that you feel guilty about your earlier position?

Possibly, but so far my niece and nephews have all turned out alright, so who knows 🤷‍♂️

I did a playoff bracket on NHL.com and was really happy with how I've done so far. I had Florida and Edmonton as the two teams in the finals and according to NHL.com I got 71% of my picks correct. My ranking in this thing? 28,690 🤣🤣🤣

I hope you both live your lives in a way that gives you happiness.

Personality wise.....he's one of my favorite guys on the team. I like him as a player too. I forgive his drops. For whatever reason, I couldn't forgive Gabe's drops as much. Good tight ends are hard to come by. I think he's a good football player and I'm happy we have him. He took a pay cut so this board had to shut up a bit. He's worth 7 million dollars and a guaranteed contract next year.

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I would spend the money on condos any make me the owner

I am not sure if you are one of the ones who argued Colorado could remove him from the ballot but this one is almost that bad. If it has to get all the way to the supreme court, they will overturn in 7-2 based on judge not recusing himself, on improper application of law, and improper instructions from the judge. These are not minor things individually, much less in aggregate.

The judge they won't be mad about is the trump appointed Hunter judge, unless of course he does something they don't like. Then he's dEeP sTaTe.

I love the song and the album "Urban Hymns" is superb. An interesting titbit about Bitter Sweet Symphony: "Bitter Sweet Symphony" is based on a sample from a 1965 version of the Rolling Stones song "The Last Time" by the Andrew Oldham Orchestra. The Verve added strings, guitar, percussion and vocals. They obtained rights to use the "Last Time" sample from the copyright holder, Decca Records, but were denied permission from the Rolling Stones' former manager, Allen Klein. Following a lawsuit, The Verve relinquished all royalties and the Rolling Stones members Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were added to the songwriting credits. In 2019, ten years after Klein's death, Jagger, Richards, and Klein's son ceded the rights to The Verve songwriter Richard Ashcroft.

GB, thanks for sharing and to counter, the only game I’ve missed is the SB with GB as I had to travel to CA for a work training. It’s not a Bills game, but it’s the only SB I’ve missed since the mid to late 70’s as I didn’t follow football before. I’m just not that old.

I remember watching this game with my dad. I was 11. I told him I thought they were going to block that FG