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Hmmm. Wondering if there's a free source for these data? Also how you define "3rd and long"? What does a casual observer tell you about the Chiefs 3rd down results? I want to respect you, but I'm struggling to respect someone who puts lemon ginger kombucha in their cup. Do you drink it after you put it there?

Well, your dog didn’t eat one chicken… you.

Maybe the poll should be - if they were both equal price, which would you choose? I like to chew on a nice piece of steak every now and then.

My dog did exactly what you describe, got out ran up the road and killed a bunch of chickens. The neighbor fired his gun to scarfs my dog away. When I went up to talk to him he said he didn't shoot the dog he was doing what does do. I think my neighbor is a stronger man with more common sense than you. It wouldn't have broke my heart if he shot him and I wouldn't blame him. The only reason I'm glad he didn't is I would have had to deal with 4 crying kids and wife. It would have saved me a lot of trouble otherwise. Don't ever sediment you know anything about me.

⬆️ Complete and utter dumbass.

I don't gamble cause I was named after homeboy, ya dig?

Biggest mistake since the Giants re-signed Daniel Jones.

Thank you for explaining that there are reasons to put down a dog. I've lived in a city for about two years of my life. I think we all know that. Dim wits.

They certainly don’t need it for the tickets anymore. They’ll sell regardless. But I do think it’s a mistake to leave Rochester. The team is truly regional. They’re less the Buffalo Bills as they are the Western New York Bills. Wish they kept it in Rochester.

Because I watch every Bills game, and most often rewatch it. A casual observer could tell you that the Bills gave up a lot of 3rd and long conversions. Have you not witnessed this with your Bills colored glasses?

Tournedos Steakhouse (Inn on Broadway, Roc City) best steak ever, ya dig?

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I’m happy for him and his family, but with the losses in talent, it’s going to be tough for them to win as much.

No it’s not at all

I would add another team and get rid of the bye for the top seed.

Well, to me, the Bills basically have to be like Secretariat to win their first SB, so being favored in every game makes sense.

50 word sentence? You’re high aren’t you?

We'll find out soon enough. I'm not asking us to do what Philly just did. If KC punts 3 times against us that will immediately go down as our best playoff performance against them. I think 4+ punts and less than 27 points should be a bare minimum baseline expectation for a defense that just invested a ton of salary and draft picks, and has a very experienced defensive head coach facing what has basically become a divisional opponent. Honestly looking at just the investments spent the 2025 Bills really SHOULD be led by the defense first. We shouldn't need to score 30+ PPG to go 13-3 like we did last year. KC just went 15-1 scoring 24 PPG... That is seemingly the type of team McDermott and Beane want to build. So go prove that their strategy can work, or else what are we doing here?

It makes sense so you will still get a reward if you win your division of you are guaranteed playoffs even if there is a non division winner with a better record. It is just not guaranteed to be at home. Seems reasonable

Right. Someone needs to read something from overseas to find a “threat to democracy” article. Those don’t exist here in the states. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻🤦🏻‍♂️

49ers were in a tough spot. He might be great but he might not. I would have franchised him twice like the Commanders did with Cousins. I'm not sold he is the long term answer. It may have been cap prohibitive for them to tag him though. Difficult decision

The tariff situation is a long term plan, so anyone thinking it is over definitely thought it was over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor.

I had had both steaks and burgers before, but I have very different memories of the first ones that got my attention. I vividly remember both events. My first hamburger memory is my oldest sister taking me at a McDonalds way back when. It was on Transit Road, and I loved the chocolate milkshake and the fries, and I remember I enjoyed the burger as well. The first mentionable steak was after my 8th grade on a trip to Acapulco. It was in the swankiest restaurant I had ever seen, located in our hotel. It was a NY Strip with an au poivre sauce that blew me away. That steak was one of this kids highlights of going to Mexico. That, and the local kid on the way to the cliff diving who asked if I wanted to “rent” his sister in the middle of everything. That still sticks with me. We have it pretty good here.