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Might already commented on here but where can you find online to watch episode 2?

CJ was blind. He had negative vision. He was always a superb athlete. He wouldn’t be better than James Cook today. He’d probably be what he was. A very fast athlete who was a bust. Sean Payton couldn’t use him. It wasn’t creativity

According to my research, that Jack Jones passed away last year at the age of 86 years old... so I'm unsure whether it's the same guy. I'll defer to the more knowledgable fans on this one.

Troll. 😂

Are you okay? feel like you have posted something like this every couple of hours.

Appeals court allows Trump administration to resume foreign aid cuts The Hill, by Zack Schofeld A federal appeals court voted 2-1 on Wednesday to lift an order requiring the Trump administration to resume billions of dollars in foreign aid payments. The divided U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit panel found a lower judge erred when he restored the flow of funds in March. Two groups of grant recipients sued over allegations the cancellations infringe on the separation of powers since Congress had appropriated the money, but the panel ruled they can’t bring such a claim. https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5450232-appeals-court-lifts-aid-order/amp/

slightly above my opinion of putin

I just do not understand why the auto industry continues this adversarial BS with their customers. For most people a car is the second most expensive item they will buy. Dealerships make it a complete hassle and they often fail to represent themselves, the product and the experience well. I drive my cars longer than maybe I should. A big part of the reason why is that I can’t stand the purchase process. With my wife’s car purchase I ended up in a shouting match with the sales guy because he was to also serve as the technology rep. He had no clue on how some features worked and I had enough when he became condescending to my wife. Sad thing is the car is excellent and has some really cool tech. YouTube is your friend when you want to figure stuff out.

They are scheduled to be at the bigger summit next. After we find out if Putin is serious.

The weirdest part to me about the drought years, is that we made hires at the time that seemed like good ones. Tom Donahoe and Doug Whaley worked for the Steelers before coming over to Bills. Donahoe was there throughout the 90s as "Director of Football Operations" and was part of building very successful teams. Including going to the Super Bowl in 1995 and multiple championship game appearances. After he was let go by us, he became a Senior Advisor and then won a Super Bowl as the Senior Director of Player Personnel" with the Eagles in 2017. He made some good signings and draft picks with the Bills but somehow just couldn't figure it out as far as actually having a good team. Whaley was also part if the Steelers organization throughout the 2000's when they made and won 2 Super Bowls. Yet, comes here and is a huge failure. Buddy Nix was actually a scout for us back in the 90s working under Butler and AJ Smith when we still built solid teams throughout the 90s. He followed Butler and Smith over to San Diego. He was the director of Player Personnel and then became assistant GM after Butler died. Him and Smith built solid teams there the entire decade. He comes back to Buffalo and can't figure it out. It's mind blowing how ridiculous and baffling it all was Thank God for Beane and McDermott who had a sure plan and built it their way and have made it work

When I said some fans can’t handle the truth, I was referring mainly to Bishop. He has been mostly a disappointment and has underperformed his draft selection. Hairston, was not a highly regarded corner by scouting operations and we took in the 1st round. He was not considered a first rounder with his performance in college.

The removal of elections in Ukraine as long as the war continues?

Easier said than done. But I'm willing to listen to the details of your plan. More sanctions? Sanctions against they're trading partners? Something else?

Sandwich wasn't a homeless guy DC sandwich slinger ID’d as DOJ trial attorney, fired from position after hurling sub at fed agent https://nypost.com/2025/08/14/us-news/dc-sandwich-slinger-idd-as-doj-trial-attorney-fired-from-position-after-hurling-sub-at-fed-agent/ It's nice when swamp-rats screw themselves out of a job by being stupid.

Ouch…. That was a gut punch ….. so true

What is your opinion on Zelensky based on?

Wut? * Watching the earlier clip of St. Brown reminded me of the line from 'The Other Guys'.

I know this isn't the point of this thread, but: CJ Spiller was ahead of his time. He was also poorly used by the Bills. Put him in the 2025 NFL with its increased space and speed and college influence, and give him to a creative offensive mind...that boy would EAT. That said: Yeah. We've come a long way. From the Marv Levy nostalgia tour, to using the 9th pick on a "waterbug" and sleeping through the start of free agency, to the toxic dumpster fire that the Bills became under Russ Brandon and Doug Whaley. And who could forget the constant (and very real threats) of losing our team to another city? And now look at the Bills: one of the most respected and well run franchises in the National Football League, perennial division winners and Super Bowl contenders, and 12 months out from the opening of a brand new stadium that should keep the Bills in Buffalo for decades to come. What a long, strange trip its been.

Look at John Elway as the example for some hope. Lost three and then later won two. Elway and Josh are different players and era’s but both arguably the most athletically gifted in their time.

Is it really?

Then don't buy it.

One thing I will say is there have been comments on here about how Pegula's interactions were all staged - and I'm not so sure. I've heard Beane in multiple interviews talk about how Pegula loves to be involved n the process of player evaluation - especially in the draft - but a natural extension of that would be evaluating who makes the final roster. Beane made the following comments on 'Fitz an Whit' podcast earlier this year before the draft: I've been to mutiple TC practices over the years where Pegula was present, and it is common for him to be talking to Beane and others on the sideline as was shown in Hard Knocks. I think he is 'hands-on' in terms of wanting to understand and be present during player evaluations bc he likes the process (probably how most of us would be), but I don't think he tries to meddle in the actual final decisions. I don't think the shots they've had of him have been totally made-up.

Based on what? Your feelings?

Fair enough. Those years from 09-13 kinda all run together