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Egg prices must have come down.

So if the logic is to execute people in boats who we think are carrying drugs because that will save lives, then the next logical step is to execute those caught at the border who are confirmed to be smuggling drugs into our country because that too will save lives. Then we should also execute the regional and neighborhood dealers confirmed to be selling drugs, because that will also save lives. And let’s make the executions public because then everyone will know what happens to them if they do sell drugs. Sounds like the pro Trump crowd here is all behind that… right?

And here I thought Philly fans were tough. They didn't even paint a dick on his lawn

I vaguely remember something about Mike Mularkey's kids getting harrassed at school and something happening to someone's yard. We have no room to point fingers on this one.

Sounds like Quack when he once admitted that Trump never included neo Nazi's and white nationalists in his very fine people comment, in fact he specifically excluded them from the characterization: Well sure, but I know what Trump really thinks. - Quack, MD 😂 Back to Kelly, the video was made based on what they thought Trump might do.

There are a lot worse things in life than a negative billboard

Allen isn’t the best QB of all time, but he is indeed the best athlete to ever play the position. But he still has many years to change that narrative. I’m not really arguing for or against OP because i’m on perpetually on the fence with McDermott, just stating facts that winning a SB is insanely hard to do. Way too many factors too list that can go wrong.

On point 9. I am at the point where I have no problem if Allen wants to get in his guys faces. Get angry, let them know these penalties can’t happen. It’s hard enough with Brady to dial up points.

Funny, when the real issue is that Hurtz just isn't that great of a QB.

Earliest recollection of seeing a Bils game was the 1965 AFL Championship. Also the first time I saw color TV in someone's house. Uncle worked at the Chevy Delevan Ave plant (mucho bucks then) and he bought a door TV and invited a the relatives over to watch the game. First game I attended (and the only one at the Rockpile was the second last game ever there vs the SF 49ers in 1972. Also feeling old- Bohemian Rhapsody was released 50 years ago this month. I was already in college then. Bought my copy at the UB record exchange.

Hopefully the Bills are in full December mode and ready to roll the Bengals. But i think the Bills best game will be a week later at New England. Thats the game they will prepare for as if it’s the AFC championship. They will want revenge.

That's ridiculous and completely uncalled for! Hate that the person is your coordinator, but keep it civil. I remember a few years ago when there was a petition to put up a billboard asking to fire Jauran, Modrak, and I think someone else. They wanted people to donate to put it up and I'm quite sure I donated $5. Now, looking back at that, I'm embarrassed both by the fact that as a fan base we did that and that I supported it by sending $. Yes I wanted them gone but putting a billboard, that's going too far as fans in my opinion.

Sure thing Tre White - 1st rounder Hairston - 1st rounder Bishop - 2nd rounder Oliver - 1st rounder Rousseau - 1st rounder AJE - 2nd rounder Shaq Thompson - 1st rounder Joey Bosa - 1st rounder wait did I misunderstand the question

4D chess baby! 😂

i guess this post makes sense to you.

They egged his house. LOL. City of brotherly love.

There’s always a qualifier * minimum of x number of carries. I don’t think you can compare rb 1 with rb 3. Edit - looks like the 93 was week 8. Darn Google

YES PLEASE. He went there prior to the realization JJ McCarthy is hot garbage. The guy is at the end of his career and wants to win. He would also instantly be the best slot wideout on this team (yes, better than Shakir)

Give our RT a bonus to whiff on a Trey Hendrickson rush and let Josh get creamed … that’ll get him going 😂

I can answer it. I would think 10 percent would be a reasonable number, if the actions are legal. I don't think it will be achieved. The history of trump's framing of this action is interesting and important: https://www.npr.org/2025/11/02/nx-s1-5593069/why-is-president-trump-calling-suspected-smugglers-unlawful-combatants SCOTT ANDERSON: So the term unlawful enemy combatant first came into common usage after the 9/11 attacks as part of arguments the U.S. government advanced as to why members of al-Qaida and the Taliban and related terrorist groups didn't have to be provided with the full bundle of rights and protections that are usually provided to prisoners of war under international law pursuant to the Geneva Conventions and the related treaties in areas of international law. ANDERSON: Arguably, yes, potentially. I mean, Congress has installed a lot of protections since that time, and the Supreme Court has pushed back on some of these interpretations. The reality is the Trump administration would have a very hard time doing that because we have more than two decades of intervening Supreme Court decisions and legislation that would make it very difficult and that set up pretty clear limits on substantial aspects of what the Bush administration did. But it may suggest that they want to push more in that direction than U.S. policy has drifted in the intervening years. PFEIFFER: Is there a majority legal view on whether the term is justified in these boat strikes? ANDERSON: It is, I think, almost the consensus view among outside legal experts that it is not. More than that, and this gets to the use of this term as a way to kind of obfuscate the legal barrier here, most lawyers looking at this say this should not even be viewed through the lens of the law of armed conflict at all because this is not a war. This is the use of military violence against people who would traditionally be viewed as civilians. And in trying to use these sometimes-controversial terms associated with the war on terrorism, the administration is trying to make this all look like just something like the war on terrorism. And the reality is it's something extremely different. You would view this as very close to state-sanctioned murder or targeted killings.

I don't have PFF anymore, but I don't think that's true. Based on what I can see it seems like Ray Davis and Ty Johnson both received higher grades for the game than Cook did. Guessing due to the fumble, and in Davis' case, he was credited with the same number for missed tackles forced as Cook on 22 fewer carries.

Eagles Fans vandalize the home of their offensive coordinator: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47170001/home-eagles-offensive-coordinator-vandalized-loss

Pederson won a super bowl as Eagles head coach. None of the others you list ever had a great QB.

They admitted what they did.