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Jets' O-line is their Achilles heel
Charles Romes replied to Inigo Montoya's topic in The Stadium Wall
Well now they can just buy an upgrade, unfortunately. -
Training Camp opens today! 2023 Season is upon us!
Charles Romes replied to Chandler#81's topic in The Stadium Wall
Is Doyle out there? -
Herbert deal signed : 262M - 5 yrs extension
Charles Romes replied to TBBills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall
Mahomes going so team-friendly is both our greatest threat and something that saves us at the same time. -
Look North! The Answers We Seek Are in the CFL East!
Charles Romes replied to Ridgewaycynic2013's topic in The Stadium Wall
If the unthinkable happened for the year I’d be all in on bringing chad in. Nothing to lose. He can play, albeit being a nutcase -
Welcome back, heart palpitations every time we return a kick.
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Anything to increase the number of stops on Mahomes/Burrow to more than 1 per half.
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All-Pro DT Chris Jones not at Chiefs Mandatory Minicamp
Charles Romes replied to Big Turk's topic in The Stadium Wall
Teams that think they are in the top 10 but who are really in the bottom 10, which are identifiable by an elite front office. -
All-Pro DT Chris Jones not at Chiefs Mandatory Minicamp
Charles Romes replied to Big Turk's topic in The Stadium Wall
if you find a trade partner that will deliver you two top 10 picks possibly worth it. If it’s two picks in the 20-30 range likely not worth it. The real value in the league now is elite players on first contracts. -
All-Pro DT Chris Jones not at Chiefs Mandatory Minicamp
Charles Romes replied to Big Turk's topic in The Stadium Wall
Could probably get 2 firsts a second and third for a player that caliber. Might be worth it for the chiefs to make the trade. -
Removes the temptation
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“Legends” awarded F&B contract for the new stadium
Charles Romes replied to LabattBlue's topic in The Stadium Wall
Delaware North lost the hometown contract and should be embarrassed. It’s understandable Terry wanting to stick it to the Bruins owner even if the product was not terrible. -
I’ve played hundreds of courses all over and Sheridan park is one of my favorite. You never see a muni with a design like that. The first hole slaps you in the face and Holes like 12, 14, others are zany but great. It hosted the Usga public links once, well deserved. What a golf course. Kings Forest in Hamilton favorite out of 20+ Ontario courses played.
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RB$ circling the wagons for fellow RBs
Charles Romes replied to Big Blitz's topic in The Stadium Wall
Just noticed Elliott is a partner in the Buffalo based golf partner that JA is a partner of. This could lead to Elliott in Buffalo if he does not have a job mid season. -
JA a respectable T40/93 today. He’s like an 8 playing with Romo who is scratch or better and Elway, 1.4. Looks like they have given Kyle Williams the heave-ho for not being well known enough. Kyle is better than scratch and almost won the thing a few years ago.
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Jets and Quinnen Williams agree on 4-year 96 million deal
Charles Romes replied to Gregg's topic in The Stadium Wall
the best they will face all year -
Dawson Knox, 10th Best TE in NFL
Charles Romes replied to hondo in seattle's topic in The Stadium Wall
It seemed the Vikings were forcing the ball to Hockenson to convince themselves they won the trade. -
Chris Brown to start season as interim play by play guy
Charles Romes replied to Matt_In_NH's topic in The Stadium Wall
I agree with other posters that this icon franchise needs and deserves a top talented PBP guy, not some middler who is handed the job out of loyalty. -
I had the same feeling when I was at a bar/restaurant in Oakville ON and they did not serve any Molson. Maybe they do not want to be stereotyped.
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What seems to be lost in history, which no younger people understand, is how dominant the NFC was in that era. 13 straight super bowls. Winning the AFC conference at that time was like winning the AAC, then having to knock off the SEC champion. The Bills accomplishment has grown in stature in the minds of sports historians because the NFC dominance factor has been lost in history.