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This is a gift right under Brandon Beane's nose. All we will get here is one big snot

Do you actually think anyone didn't understand the sign? That woman was comparing a mental illness to being born a race. Wow you are dumb.

Bills had only 2 team captains last season vs 8 in 2023. 10 additional players on the "leadership council" last season. Last years captains were Allen and Bernard. 2023 had Gabe Davis, Stefon Diggs, Josh Allen, Jordan Poyer, Micah Hyde, Von Miller, Tyler Matakevich and Mitch More. What direction do we have the Bills going in this year? -8 captains -2 captains with the "leadership council" -Something totally McDifferent My thinking: If we went 8 captains I'd do 3 offense, 3 defense and 2 ST Josh Allen James Cook Dion Dawkins Terrell Bernard Ed Oliver Christian Benford Ray Davis Reid Ferguson My thinking: If we went 2 captains and 10 on the "leadership council" Josh Allen [C] Terrell Bernard [C] James Cook Khalil Shakir Dion Dawkins Ty Johnson Dawson Knox Greg Rousseau Ed Oliver Matt Milano Christian Benford Taylor Rapp What do y'all think?

We're not so sure. Derrick Henry will NOT be that "near 2000 yards RB" from last season. He's gonna be 31 years old. Every single player falls off in production somewhere. I think this is the year where he slips. Yeah, he'll have some great games, but nowhere near elite level of years prior.

When did yon get married? You bragged a while back about wanting to buy a house on an island and just bang the young chicks there

I'd take miles Garrett

The Ravens are coming into our house in primetime on opening night. We have MVP Allen, a great OL and an improved DL. The Bills also beat this team the last time they played in the playoffs. Yet the majority of posts sound like we have little chance of winning this game. This is no gimme game for the Ravens. Far from it. The Ravens have to develop a game plan to beat the Bills. That's no easy undertaking. They then have to execute that game plan. Also no easy undertaking. This game is going to have a playoff feel to it and Lamar Jackson has a very bad habit of choking in the big games. Not buying the revenge angle or the Jackson/Henry > Allen/Cook angle, or the angle that the Ravens top to bottom are more talented. The winner dictates who is the best team nothing else. At the end of the game we'll know. All the pregame talk I'm hearing is nauseating. Where's the good vibes the home opener usually brings?

yes, i believe tendencies like success rate are stable or reasonably stable but something like fumble recovery data for example...we were incredibly lucky last season recovering our own fumbles. and there's zero positive correlation between a team's ability to do that from year to year. so we will regress there. along w the other unlikely to be duplicated rates i mentioned earlier

the point was that being aware of a euro lunatic is a pretty random, unusual thing. no wonder you magas didn't get that lady's sign about bathrooms.

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Trump renaming the Department of Defense the ‘Department of War’ is the kind of move a guy with a little Johnson makes. It’s disrespectful to the most powerful military in the world but that’s who Trump is. PS - the Nobel Peace Prize people are laughing at his sorry a s s.

Because their running game was crap the whole game. They knew they needed one first down at minimum and wanted two chances getting it with the pass instead of one.

Rough game for Manning. Good defensive play from both teams. In the end it did not matter, but why did Ohio State pass the ball on 2nd & 10 late in the game instead of running the ball?

They also got very few negative run plays. Even when they had a busted block and a guy got immediate penetration into the backfield Cook was pretty good and getting back to the line or falling forward for a yard. It's a reality that the Bills were exceptionally good last year at not getting behind the sticks. I like Brady I think he is a smart coordinator but it remains to be seen how this offense looks if playing from 2nd and long and 3rd and long became a much more regular occurance.

i think it's just under myself if we grant them both an 18% target share of 520 attempts (which is imo a little too high for Coleman who should be behind both Kincaid and Shakir w Samuel/Palmer likely eating into that figure as well), at their respective catch rates (50% and 70%) they end up at 113 between them

It's the Khalil Shakir breakout argument all over again.

After all this time,you would think he would get it by now. Two HOF QB uncles, all the hype and what...2 seasons as a backup? Me thinks he is more hype than substance. I bet our Defense shuts him down after what I saw today

Manning will be interesting to watch this season. You’ve got to wonder if he amounts to everything that’s been predicted. It’s difficult not to have a bias assuming he’ll be great. His physical attributes and playing style look just like every other Manning. It’s challenging to be subjective.

Arch Manning does not impress me.

Just horrendous in the biggest of moments. Arch needs a QB guru coach. His mechanics suck. Too many misses on short throws, too much side arm crap while he's standing there flat footed. He has a lot to learn that's for sure.

They should be able to beat the Jets. The Pats will be tough, where is that game? No shot against the Bills.

2nd and 3rd down throws were terrible.

14-7. Texas got a taste of Big Ten football today. Manning not looking great. It’ll be interesting to see if he’s another Manning, or a Trevor Lawrence type “generational talent”.

Of course not everybody. I personally go for the bees.