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Oh, he could quite possibly be a TBD poster. Either way, the guy has zero concept of the game.

This land is your land This land is my land… Oh, sorry! 😊

And this is really all Maga cares about. Who has the problem?

One of the Buffalo girls is a drunken *****, the other is a cold megalomaniac. The mother commited suicide in car by monoxide, and gave coloring book to 7 year old megalomaniac, before being saved by sister. The father is alcoholic and abusive. The falafel manager was married with family, and having an affair with *****. And they were all Bills fans. So no, they did not portray Buffalonians in a good light

Here is a superior catch from Punter turned TE Zack Davison. https://www.buffalobills.com/video/zach-davidson-makes-nifty-one-handed-catch-bills-vs-panthers-2024-preseason

Thank you Elon for, above all else, sending millions of deranged Marxists and other assorted lefties worldwide into a spin that will have them foaming at the mouth for years to come.

I noticed the bit about cannabis too. I always thought he looked super chilled after throwing his pick six

Pretty ordinary cactches by NFL TE. Dalton dropped that pass in the Broncos game. Im shocked Denver didn't challenge. Name a starting TE in the NFL and I will post a better highlight reel. Not only were they ordinary catches, but as per usual, Dalton is tackled upon first contact

Sure....these are difficult catches without the sizzle of the Beckham Jr. one handed one's and I'm getting sick of the Kincaid slander.

We probably won’t see him until training camp. I don’t care if he heals up properly. We have so many weak opponents this year, I wouldn’t even play him except games like the Ravens, Eagles, Chiefs, Bucs, Texans, and Bengals. He’s not needed for division games the Saints, Falcons, Panthers, Browns etc.

There is an article on the main board this morning how he had two knee injuries, had to have surgery and rehab. Supposedly it hampered his ability to increase strength and size. That makes sense and now even if healthy will never gain the weight needed to be an explosive TE. I’m sure he can still have an impact , but he’s not going to be Travis Kelce in his prime this year.

There seems to be a disconnect between great hands in college and the NFL. Josh Reed and Zay Jones were also suppose to have great hands coming out of the college but neither displayed that in the pros. I don't remember any great catches by Kincaid either.

This person is on crack. Hopefully not a TBD poster 🤣

For all of the talk about how great Daltons hands are, I cannot recall any difficult Dalton catches. Could someone please post some stellar Kincaid catches? I can recall many key drops, but I cannot recall any difficult catches.

Certainly a possibility, the first testimonial on the MyLand website is from a pistachio farmer. Also I found it interesting that Tuel was working with the cannibis industry before joining MyLand: "A graduate of Washington State University, Tuel holds a degree in Communication and a minor in Business Development and is a former player for the NFL’s Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars. Tuel made his mark on both the cannabis and autonomy-based fertilizer industries before joining MyLand.."

People see the 34-31 score in the 2022 Bills-Dolphins playoff game and think the offense was great and the defense was awful but it was actually the other way around. After the first quarter and a half the offense and special teams did their best to give the game away (two ints, a fumble returned for a TD, and a 50 yard punt return). The Miami scoring drives in that game were 38 yds (FG), 18 yds (FG), 8 yds (FG), 18 yds (TD), fumble return (TD), and 75 yds (TD). The defense also set up two of the Bills' TDs via interceptions (23 yds and 33 yds TD drives).

I do find it fascinating that someone like Tuel who is still a young man is now in this very corporate job, going to an office, wearing a suit, and he can sit there and say he started an NFL game. A great ice breaker for team building days.

Yes NYSEG supplies our gas. Nat Fuel has rebates to replace gas appliances that I wish I had , they are a good co.

Bryce Brown's fumble and then Jamal Charles touchdown from 4th and 1 at midfield. That was the worst game for me. 2014. Win that game and Marrone almost certainly ends the drought. And the Bills were better than KC that day. Beat themselves.

The Colts game just before the Taron pick six game. Bills up by three and we get the ball back with 6 mins left in the game and the offense can't do much. The Colts get the ball back with 2:30 left and the defense strangled them slow, the drive ending at the Bills 47 as time ran out. In 2021 both units just dominated the Pats, but that certainly included the defense holding the Pats to three points till very late in the 3rd quarter. The 2022 Fins game where we won by three with the D stopping them on the last two drives. Our offense was great the first 33 minutes, but after that it was mostly up to the defense, and they came through. In the 2023 game against the Steelers, both sides of the ball looked terrific, defense just as much as the offense. In the Broncos game last year the D was every bit as good as the offense. The Baltimore game last year also. The pick and the three fumbles, two of them lost to the Bills, were huge in winning that game. The offense was also good, but not beyond the D. Outside of the Chiefs games, the D has mostly been a very good playoffs group. The Bengals game the whole team was running on emotional vapors. That certainly included the D, but it's not like the offense was good.

Dodson got big money to go to Seattle.....and Dorian played very well in place of injured Milano.

Mr. Rezhevski? It's been 17 weeks, sir. I know you're in there. Do I have to knock all day?

You might be right when you say, "I don't believe for one second that in stable organizations like the Baltimore Ravens that Eric Decosta has to sit down with Steve Bisciotti to for 17 hours, and watch every single snap from a QB prospect right before the drat in order to "get ownership behind" the GM and HC's pick for the QB position. " You might also be wrong. But you might be right. But nowhere did it say that the Bills did what you said they did either. It's you, not them, saying they "had to" sit Terry down for this. Nor did it say that the reason they did it was to get him behind their pick. That's simply your take. It could easily be that they wanted him to be behind their decision, whether or not he agreed, having seen that they spent a ton of time and thought on it. Wanting an owner to be behind your decision doesn't mean that you have to force the owner to have the same opinion. Could mean they just wanted him to see that they could defend their opinion. You're making your own happy assumptions here and treating them as fact. Also nowhere does it say that they had "to change Pegula's mind." Another belief by you with no particular evidence whatsoever. I don't know that you're wrong about any of this, but I don't see any evidence that you're right. So yeah, maybe the Ravens don't have to do that. But neither did the Bills. Did McBeane sit down with the owner and go through their decision-making process? Yeah. I'm betting the Ravens do that on their most important decisions as well.

Not what their offseason moves tell me. If that was the case they spent 2 of their first four picks on DT and signed Ogunjobi (yes he has a six game suspension). You can make the case that none are the traditional one technique but it's on paper better than what we had last year.