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IMO, he's a guy that plays fast all the time and he will make a great play but then will be responsible for giving up a great play. He's too up and down to be a consistent starter.

let's keep it simple: the president of the US just called you stupid.

What's the big deal about drag queen story hour? These are extremely isolated events. It's not as if there are published documents outlining how to push trans ideology on kids in school. - Jauronimo circa 2023.

Caleb looks bad. When you have a QB that looks like he's regressed by year two and his accuracy is very bad right now....they are trending as a bottom 5 team right now. Those rumors of him not really putting in the time, when he's looked like this so far, start to gain ground.

day trip - driving up Thursday morning, driving back friday morning

E, I’d love to see this continue, don’t get me wrong. But EVERY team is committed to forcing turnovers/avoiding them, so that’s nothing different. Perhaps it’s our scouting dept. that focuses on players with outstanding turnover aptitude..🤷‍♂️

20 years ago maybe, but now that I am almost 50 I don't bounce back like that!

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and credit scores are dropping... https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/16/economy/debt-credit-score-student-loans

he was great in "The Natural" RIP Robert he will be missed.

I'm far from an expert on college talent, but my instincts told me that Josh Rosen would be a bust. He seemed arrogant and too self-centered to be a successful leader in the NFL. I didn't know too much about Allen other than what I read and some short video clips leading up to the 2018 draft. There were different opinions. He seemed like he had the sort of farm boy good work ethic that is needed. He was smart and had the raw talent. The big issues were not much big school competition and problems with his mechanics. It was a gamble. Fortunately, the Bills saw his potential and were more than lucky that he fell to the 7th pick. I still get a kick out of that video from 2018 in which the Bills-supporter draftniks attending the annual draft go apoplectic over the Allen pick when it wasn't 'their Josh'.

They used to talk about "sugar high" Josh Allen and they defended that hill to their would be dying breath. Now, some of the same cats who were trashing him for years try to come off like they always knew and believed Josh Allen was great.

The Bills are a top 5 offense no question again this season. Look at other teams, the only offenses that look as complete (can dominate via the run or the pass) are Baltimore and maybe Green Bay/Detroit. Season is early, there are obviously things to work on, but Brady continues to show he is a strong OC who know's how to use what he has on the team to put points on the board.

Dr. Chao was on Sirius yesterday, and thinks 3 months is optimistic for this type of injury. 3 months puts him to week 15, and that's assuming no complications in his recovery, and Burrow has already had a few major injuries since he's come into the league.

Agreed. Dorian went to Tulane - a good football school, but not near the level of coaching as powerhouse college teams. Sometimes players like these need NFL coaching and need to acclimate. I think he’s going to be a stud as he continues to play. He’s athletic as hell.

From my eyes it looked like the Jets were playing man and there was no receiver separation anywhere.

TO... at 1st I'm thinking Terell Owens I always associated Allens turnover situation to 1.) Experience. He use to fumble alot as well as toss INTs 2.) Forcing the ball to a #1 WR in Diggs. Always thought that was causing the Bills offense problems. Its also why I like our receiver situation today over having a true #1. Allen can scan the field and make things happen. No need to force it to a single WR cause they are designated and compensated to have these touches, which I feel keeps Allen from being the best he can be.

Dawson had a rough season his rookie year with drops, and then 2023 wasn't that great. But in 2021, 2022, and 2024 he was pretty sure handed. If you look at Kelce's advanced stats right now, he has a 20% drop rate. It's early. Knox has 15 more games to right the ship, and I expect he will.

Just do it as the Dr recommends. It isn't pleasant. It never will be But for your health it is worth the trouble. at least you are well drugged and likely wont remember much of the actual procedure if anything once it strts I have a "torturous colon" which means it must be like a maze to get though all the twists and turns. I woke up during my first one wow you were semi awake? I get knocked Out for mine. which I prefer lol

truly an ugly person. Even the conservative National Review agrees https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/pam-bondis-ridiculous-24-hours/ FREEDOM!

I'd like to see how many of those are interceptions. I think the Bills have a defensive scheme designed to confuse QBs and the end result is more interceptions. I've also noticed the Bills defenders are throwing a lot of peanut punches. Instead of trying to rip the ball away, they're being taught to throw a punch at the ball. Very effective.

Like everybody else has said... the day before is by FAR worse than the exam itself. Plan your time after starting the drinking regime carefully so you're always just a few steps away from a toilet. As far as the anesthesia goes... I've had three of them now and I was wide awake and watching the scope on the screen through all three of them. Only once did I feel anything at all and it was when the scope was right at a spot where a hernia repair was repaired with mesh and they halted for a moment while they increased the amount of whatever the pain stuff was that they were injecting through the needle in my arm and all was good again. Cake walk... you got this!