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I guarantee they’re not indistinguishable. Do they have creases on the shoulders and sleeves? Pretty much all of the knock offs have the crease and is one easy way to tell. I used to collect authentic and game worn jerseys until people kept selling fakes that “look exactly like the real thing, can’t tell the difference” but you can and easily. Idk how many I’ve spotted at highmark over the years that had patriots numbers and letters. 🤦🏻‍♂️

I know as it’s in San Jose, and I managed teams for two medical device companies, and had to go out there every quarter had to go into the home office for an executive review of my business plan for the quarter. Next to San Jose is Santa Clara (Silicon Valley). My point on Cleveland is not that the stadium is in a suburb, but to imply that the Browns are moving is silly as it’s still the Cleveland Browns.

I always him. He started out in a rocky situation in SF, but then turned it around at KC and had success. He also had success at the Redskins before his catastrophic injury. I work in medicine, so unfortunately have seen too many car accident victims with these compound fractures. He’s blessed and cursed. Meaning the subsequent infection to not have an amputation is a miracle. Cursed in the news I hadn’t seen by his his daughter. I sincerely hope she is ok. To make it back on the field even for a brief time was an even larger miracle.

It is one of a kind, I'd keep it. I doubt anyone will mistake you for the real Josh Allen.

I just got the first parking ticket of my life this past weekend (at 64 years old). I'm so depressed. My reputation is ruined. I'm to parking what Deshaun Watson is to massage parlors. Help!

When might that be? Soon? Please say soon.

The reliable mainstream media gives it to us straight!

Not blaming it all on Frazier at all, but rather offering that as a possible explanation for why the defense did not attack the same way McD's units had done in Car and Phil previously. Frazier was an assistant HC and a trusted and respected member of those teams. McD was very reluctant to intervene in overt ways. No doubt he provided feedback in real time, but I do wonder if he deferred final decision making whenever possible. We only have 1 season of tape to determine how McD calls this Buffalo defense. And it was a mixed bag, at best. He was even recklessly aggressive during a couple super high leverage end of game sequences, both resulting in losses. Had hoped Babich would infuse more d-line games and simulated 2nd and 3rd level looks...still hoping for it in '26.

Blaming it all on Frazier is an interesting choice. We've gotten the same defensive results in the playoffs whether it was Frazier, McD himself, or Babich as DC. The defense was painfully vanilla in the playoffs the last 2 years under McD/Babich. That would lead me to believe that McD has always been the decision maker for defensive philosophy.

Waller coming out of retirement for an easy $5M. He'll be injured before week 1 and miss double digit games this season.

Alex Smith really is one of the good guys from the NFL.

They ditched Robert Kraft?

You rarely get inspired by today’s pros but the world could use a little more Alex Smith. The pure grit he showed in coming back from this, and really, for nothing more than to prove to himself that he could. It’s remarkable and inspirational. He has to be a pretty special person to do what he has.

Starving for some baked chicken

New CA gas tax dropped today $8 by July was what the voters were warned. Newsome lied.

Do we think his stubborn and persistent deference to the predictability of Leslie Frazier's high-leverage reliance upon passive, reactive off-coverage cushions and vanilla assignment/check/adjustment rules against pre-snap motions was a major failing that colors our perceptions of how he (McDermott) really wants the Bills defense to play? On those rare occasions when McD took over play calling from Frazier, the defense was demonstrably more aggressive and downhill. (I'll never forget McD taking Milano aside during that MNF NE wind/blizzard game and overtly gesturing/imploring him to see the hole and attack the hole, downhill. And then Milano going out there and stringing together consecutive TFLs that killed a drive (or something close to that).) McDermott sullied this interpretation of his own in-game desire for more aggression by calling consecutive zero-blitzes late against both Denver (Russ Wilson) and Philly (Jalen Hurts) who both exploited the gifts the 1st blitz in each sequence had prepared them for. Gotta simulate the pressure on one of those b2b play calls in each situation. Sprinkle in a tendency-killing wrinkle in the coverage behind it. Can't just go full Buddy Ryan twice against a modern NFL offense with a strong, elusive QB and competent offensive coaching, no wrinkles. That's a failure to setup and sequence the play calls. If the first all-out blitz works, but doesn't result in negative play, then you have to switch it up. Dammit, Sean. Sure seems to tighten up with the game on the line. Goes a little blank at the worst times.

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2025/jul/01/tweets/Wess-Roley-Idaho-firefighters-shooting-suspect/ Grok made up "facts" about the Idaho shooter. "Facts" that were reposted in the Right Wing Terrorism thread. The mainstream media did not make up "facts."

I bought a couple for my kids this post season, china , i think. They're great quality. $40 each. Not official nfl , but darn close.

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The Browns have 7 playoff wins in the superbowl era. Only 7. The Bills have 19. There is no comparison. They are a crap team and have pretty much always been a crap team, minus a random year here and there, since their glory years in the 50's. It's not even the same team today since they moved to Baltimore and became the Ravens.