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Me too, finally broke down after week one and subscribed. Still not happy at the price.

Has to be Dart because he's active on game days.

Is Dart even the backup QB or Jaemis?

if dabol was nice he'd trade us for aj

Obama Is a Soulless Fraud By J.B. Shurk Barack Obama is such a soulless fraud. He’s spent the last week trying to downplay the significance of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. First, he pretended that the motive behind Charlie’s murder was impossible to ascertain. Then he blamed President Trump for welcoming “extremism” into the White House. Finally, he insinuated that Charlie was a racist and at least partially responsible for his own death. As always, America’s foremost “divider in chief” excels at rubbing salt in gaping wounds. The Soros network of NGOs must have recently sent out marching orders instructing Democrats to speak favorably of Obama’s presidency because every prominent Donkey Party politician has tried to rewrite Obama’s divisive reign as some kind of unifying era of social harmony. I suppose they’re attempting to brainwash the fifteen-year-olds who can’t remember a thing about the ugly Obama years but who will be voting in the next presidential election. The quick and dirty version, kids, is this: When Obama left office, even the leftist propagandists at the AP acknowledged that his presidency had greatly divided the country. Obama could have been a remarkable figure in American history. When he entered office, he enjoyed phenomenal approval ratings because Republicans who had voted for John McCain recognized the real possibility that the worst chapters in American race relations might finally be closed for good. For several decades, in fact, black and white Americans had been getting along better than ever. Martin Luther King Jr.’s exhortation that we view people by the “content of their character” and not by the “color of their skin” had won hearts and minds everywhere. Forty years after MLK Jr.’s assassination, Obama became president. His campaign promised “hope and change.” Americans of all political backgrounds wanted to believe that the country’s best years lay just ahead. Even Republicans who voted against Obama in 2008 recognized the remarkable opportunity his presidency provided to bring all Americans together. Unfortunately for America, Obama and his “wingman” attorney general, Eric Holder, had no intention of uniting Americans. They had been incubated in the politics of hate and inculcated with Marxism’s prime directive to divide people and turn them against each other for partisan political gain. Once in office, Obama and Holder transformed every political debate into a new excuse for cynically accusing ideological opponents of racism. During the Obama presidency, the “race card” was the unofficial cover sheet for every administration policy. With the race-obsessed duo of Obama and Holder at the helm, Christians were smeared as “white supremacists” and “Christian nationalists.” Grassroots members of the Tea Party movement were marginalized as “racists” who wanted to take the country back to a time before black Americans could vote. And police officers were demonized as “slave catchers” dedicated to beating up and murdering black men. https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2025/09/obama_is_a_soulless_fraud.html

I understand the reasoning the more controlled offense Buffalo has been running, but there is also a risk in letting a weaker team like Miami hang around in a close game, especially when that team has a potentially explosive offense. If Benford didn't make that interception on Thursday night, the game could have had a very different outcome.

He'd go from nobody eats to everybody eats

Watch Mahomie on the bootleg right. They love that on 4th and short.

agree… it’s the only logical move

If Daboll doesn't care, why should they?

Let’s change maga dullards to regular people, shall we? I suspect most people have a live and let live attitude. Adults can choose what makes them happy and we all go our merry way. And then nonsense like this comes along: And then we will get a story like this: https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/25438325.great-harwoods-laura-mart-jailed-exposure-lancaster/ A child who was playing on the monkey bars in the park saw Mart holding her penis and wiggling it at her and then we get laws passed like this: https://www.lcwlegal.com/news/assembly-bill-230-amends-the-menstrual-equity-for-all-act-of-2021-to-require-that-public-schools-serving-grades-3-to-5-also-provide-free-menstrual-products-in-various-restrooms-beginning-fal/ A law that mandates tampons in boys restrooms. To an ultra enlightened individual such as yourself the response to these things is “well, of course”. That puts you not just in a tiny minority, put well into the fringe on the matter. The ultra enlightened would have the dullards believe things that are not true. I seriously don’t know why the ultra enlightened want that.

Giants should go into fire sale mode and trade us Nabers

I had issues today, after I paid and one week free . YouTube disappeared from my app. I called support and the guy was great, after two hours They found out that they never installed it right after the initial set up and had to start the install all over again. Finally got the you tube with black background.

There was a prominent "they should have kept Daboll!!" contingent here for the first season and a half or so after he left. They have, understandably, not (publicly) professed that stance since midway through last season or so.

thanks for saying that 😃

The funny thing is, Josh Allen is why the Giants are what they are. Without Josh Allen, neither Brian Daboll nor Joe Schoen go there.

Beane tree minus Josh Allen

I don’t understand how coaches don’t realize that if you are down by 10 with 20 minutes to go and the other offense is starting to roll… jus go for 4th down. Chiefs are already where the Giants punted from.

Giants defense might have called it a night

Najee Harris confirmed Achilles...out for year for the Chargers.

Mahomes got in rhythm unfortunately.

Interestingly in the same 2011 draft, the subject of this topic Cam Jordan was the 1st round pick (24th overall) of the New Orleans Saints with whom he's spent his entire career. On the other hand Jordan Cameron was drafted in the 4th round by the Browns and was ironically (and confusingly), a tight end... the same position played by Cam Jordan's dad, former Vikings Pro Bowl tight end Steve Jordan. To add to the confusion, Cam Heyward son of longtime NFL running back Craig "Ironhead" Heyward was also taken in that draft. Like Cam Jordan, Cam Heyward has spent his entire career with one team, in his case the Pittsburgh Steelers. Both sons of former NFLers, Jordan and Heyward have legitimate shots at the HOF. Both of them have DT/DE versatility and are superb blends of power and quickness. Their excellence over 15 years is almost unprecedented. That 2011 draft is considered possibly the greatest D-line draft in history. The following D-linemen were all taken in the 1st round of that draft: Von Miller Marcell Dareus Aldon Smith JJ Watt Nick Fairly Robert Quinn Ryan Kerrigan Corey Luiget Adrian Clayborn Phil Taylor Cameron Jordan Muhammad Wilkerson Cameron Heyward All of the above made at least one Pro Bowl. D-linemen taken in the 2nd round of that same 2011 draft were: Jabaal Sheard Jarvis Jenkins Brooks Reed DaQuan Bowers Marvin Austin Stephen Paea