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There will be an international Super Bowl in the next 5-10 years.

Whoooooo ? LOL

yes Gabe’ll be playing tonight. He’s not officially signed to the active 53-man roster as of right now, though.

Wait... is he not playing tonight???? Things are rough when a player that hasnt been on the field before last week, are potentially out, and my chest tightens lol

49ers have lost Aiyuk, Bosa, and Greenlaw for the year and had to play most of this season without their starting QB. That’s after playing without CMC and Aiyuk for most of the year last year.

https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-inactives-tonight-bills-texans-injury-report-tnf-2025/ Inactive List for Bills and Texans Buffalo Bills TE Dalton Kincaid WR Mecole Hardman Jr. WR Curtis Samuel WR Keon Coleman Houston Texans LB Jamal Hill DB Jalen Pitre QB C.J. Stroud

Considering him and Aaron Rodgers have 35 years of Hall of Fame play and they only have two Super bowls Green Bay was not a top-notch franchise surrounding them with talent for 18 years a piece .. like the bills they draft and retain their own players Usually means paying more for them... And you're Superstar quarterback has to be the guy Brett favre might have thrown a lot of interceptions but he also had the most passing yards and passing touchdowns in NFL history when he retired.. and shown he can win a Super bowl If he had belichick for 20 years I believe he has more than one Super bowl same with Aaron Rodgers Brett favre play playoff games where his leading rusher had 29 yards... That's no help in the NFC championship ... you're going to throw more pics when you have 29 yards rushing cuz you're going to be throwing the ball a lot

Groot == Gort ??

He’s still in timeout

I find it hard to judge QB's based on skills to actual results. Generally speaking, Brett Favre is known for making boneheaded mistakes at critical times. He cost his teams more playoff games than anyone else. But he was super talented. I don't know where to place him in a top ten list. How does one evaluates his talent vs actual performance?

Josh being an a**hole 🤣 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRR3aXBDhiG/?igsh=MXdyZDMybnJqZW5kMQ==

are you guys thinking Wall of Fame for Mecole Hardman, or not yet?

Mahomes hasn't had great wide receivers the last couple years besides Kelce their tight end But he has a healthy defense come play off time and the best play caller of the last 25 years And he still averaged 22 points per game in the regular season the last 2 years... Josh is actually still improving Patrick is pretty stagnant

We need to go 1-0 today. Everyone is getting the November jitters, when the only thing that matters is being healthy and playing great in January. The last time we didn't make the final 8 and play in the divisional round was in Jan 2020 when we lost in the WC in Houston. Since then five straight opportunities to play the best of the best and hope to go 3-0 while 7 of the top 8 teams end in disappointment. Home is better than the road, but beating three of the best teams in a row with at least one game Neutral is the opportunity we should all be focused on. Today I'm channeling 2006 in Houston when we took a 14-0 first quarter lead on two 83 yard TDs Losman to Evans. Then after going punt, punt, punt, int, punt, punt, punt, punt on eight straight quick possessions, had a final two minute drive ending in a 15 yard TD to Peerless Price for the win with nine seconds left. Go Bills.

Maybe...but Hardman cant be blamed on the staff lol. He JUST got here.

Well we don't know but we saw the potential so at least we can hang our hat on that when it comes to "nice things".

I'm curious how you think anyone past DK Metcalf ranks higher than our guys.

I don't see how people who claim Mahomes and Burrow are better can never acknowledge the yawning chasm between the receivers those two have thrown to all their career and those that Allen has had to work with. Yes, he had Diggs (who routinely disappeared in the playoffs), but that is it.

I've answered this, Mup. I'm not a 'hard core' supporter, but voted for him. He demanded the release because it was wise to leverage the fact that Biden/Harris were not releasing them. The implication is that they had something to hide, which he believed would move voters, which likely happened. I think you're mischaracterizing his change of mind as 'hell-bent'. AG Bondi spoke about releasing them in Feb 25. It's November 25 and he signed an order to release. I've already shared why I think Trump does not figure prominently in the files, and so far that mindset seems to hold true. So, I don't think he was worried about releasing them (after all, why release if he's in them?), so what caused his change of heart until now? Likely reasons as I see it: 1. Fear--we talked about Chuck Schumer talking about how the Intelligence Agency has many ways to get you. Someone reached out, something happened, and he decided it wasn't worth it; 2. Political strategy---someone like Hakeem Jeffries reaches out knowing he's going to look dirty, offers to work with Trump on initiatives behind the scenes. Ditto many, many of the other names that will come up. 3. He changed his mind because he saw political advantage to be gained. Of the three...I was thinking 1 until he signed the order, so probably 2.

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I still think he is better suited to the nickel long term but let's see.

I don’t know….dude’s pretty old!

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