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Is this a real thing (didnt see it elsewhere), or a joke (in which case not cool man...)?

Few thoughts of mine from this string of tweets. 1. Shavers is one to watch. I've said all of seasons he has a legitimate shot at the 53. I stand by that. Seems like a guy that can catch a few passes, but play STs, and Finn in that Kumerow/Sherfield/Hollins role from years past. He can carve a role for himself. 2. Bishop seeing so much with the 1s this early isn't a bad thing. But I'm not reading into it too much just yet. He could still take the starting job if he stays healthy and shows well. And it looks like he's being given the opportunity. 3. Good day for Keon after a bad day 1. But this is who I expect him to be. He will have some really good games this year. He will disappear in a few games this year. I don't see him week in and week out being dominant...but he will flash. 4. I continue to say it. Grable over Van Demark is more about Grables ability to play both tackle spots equally as opposed to RVD that is really solid at LT but equally shaky at RT. Seeing Van Demark traded wouldn't shock me. Buffalo values position flexibility on the line and that's something he's been missing to this point. A lot will depend on health of the lineman at the end of PS. But we are ridiculously deep at OL.

Pretty sure Moore went to U Mississippi, not Missouri.

As much as I am very much not shutting the door on Coleman, every time I've heard Elijah Moore's name mentioned since practices began it's been followed by "makes a play"

We've come a long way from the "bombshell" WSJ birthday card silliness.

Worse, a Jill Stein voter

Deep ball accuracy is a wr dependent stat. The elite guys have that little extra gear/maintain speed while tracking the ball. Buffalo has not had that since 2019 Jon Brown and he wasn't elite at it.

Not so sure Allen was ready at a young age to do Mahomes things. I’m not so sure he was ready in last year’s AFCCG. But he’s ready now. I’m sure 🙌

Just When You Thought You Couldn't Hate Media More Than You Do, This Is CNN Duane Patterson The press briefing at the James Brady room of the White House Wednesday was a real banger. Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, methodically walked through the House Majority Intelligence Report on the shenanigans we all had speculated about for the past eight-plus years and privately knew deep down. Gabbard had the receipts, and it wasn't pretty. For a little over ten minutes after Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt turned over the podium to the DNI, Gabbard detailed involvement of former President Barack Obama, disturbing information about the health, or lack thereof, of former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, and buried people like John Brennan forever. If you have not yet had a chance to see or hear it unfiltered yourself, you owe it to yourself to understand how corrupt and fraudulent the left has been for most of the last decade. It's breathtaking. For the last three cycles, we were a whisker from the country being run by someone teetering on the brink of a mental health crisis with Type II diabetes, a man with cognitive decline serious enough his team hid their candidate during the campaign, and a woman whose personal motto would seem to be In Vino Veritas - in wine, there is truth. In a sane world, you would think there'd be someone in media interested enough in this story to pick it up and run with it. After all, you couldn't throw a rock without hitting a Beltway journo hyping Russiagate from 2017-2021. It was all the rage then. It's safe to say everyone in Resistance media is familiar with the story. CNN began carrying the press briefing Wednesday until DNI Gabbard got to Barack Obama's involvement and CNN editors figured out what was coming. So they immediately dumped out. https://hotair.com/generalissimo/2025/07/24/just-when-you-thought-you-couldnt-hate-media-more-than-you-do-this-is-cnn-n3805077

Can't afford a graphic designer. Went well in the hole giving Watson his guaranteed contract money. * 🤣🤣🤣

4 things. 1. If a country decides not to abide by a ruling of the ICJ, the matter for how to resolve the issue goes before the Security Council. The US has a veto on the Security Council. So, for all effective purpose, the US only has to abide by rulings of the ICJ when it sees fit. 2. If the US withdraws from the UN, it loses its permanent seat on the SC and also its veto power on the SC. 3. The SC can not only force a member country to accept the ICJ's rulings, it can also enforce police actions against countries. 4. The US should NEVER withdraw from the UN nor miss a session of the SC. (The Soviets learned the hard way why you don't want to miss a SC vote back when North Korea invaded South Korea.)

He's not allowed to do anything but hand off Josh's autographs

He was a major part of helping the WWE become the giant that it is today. Started in the 80's with the Hulk-a-mania craze and WrestleMania which he was the main draw during the early years of WrestleMania.

RIP Rochester, NY jazz legend Chuck Mangione. His golden era was the 1970's and his music was extensively played outside of traditional jazz venues.

If shade on the opponents sideline is against the rules (because the Dolphins are already in shade and don’t need added shade), then FIX THE RULES! Goodell has to get something right, eventually. This would be a good place to start, before somebody dies or is disabled in some way. Don’t say a word to me about “player safety” until that playing field has been leveled. We could use some good old fashioned common sense here, but that’s in short supply apparently.

https://x.com/ajaycybulski/status/1948412660673908826?s=46 Answer to if Cook wants to be in Buffalo.

Yes. 😁

Can this week just end already? I was a little Hulkamaniac. Dressed as Hogan for Halloween two years straight when I was a kid. Just like Ozzy, this one is gutting. Just an absolute ICON. Now I have to read and listen a bunch of sinless people comment on the bad things the guy did in his life in spite of all the good he did.

Man of the hour! Man of the year! Man of the people! Man of our hearts! Joshua Patrick Allen! The gift that keeps on giving!

Positively Low. So yea!

I highly, highly, highly doubt that Beane is cutting a 33rd overall pick after one season where the guy got 500+ yards and 4 TDs If you want to say that Beane saw a need, ok. It's ok to be frustrated that Keon isn't an overnight success. But this is just silly

I’m originally from Tonawanda, haven’t lived there in a long time. I’ve been in Florida for thirty plus years. It doesn’t cool of until October. Shade makes a big difference, just make the Dolphins put shade on opposing team sideline, that and tho big AC units would make the difference.

Nedboy doesn't know how to do all that. Shoot, he doesn't even know where he lives when asked.

It's 2025, put a damn logo on the side of your helemt, wtf!