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There are plenty of decisions to be made in the off-season: wide receiver, o-line, replacement for the leadership skills of Lorenzo Alexander/Frank Gore. But those are the kind of decisions that good teams, or teams on the upswing, have. The issue we don't have to worry about: Angst over inept coaches or GMs.

No.

Tony Cornholer is a douche.

Sorry, this topic has already been discussed

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I frequently read Jason Gay's columns in the WSJ. He's not bad as a humor writer although he's not as funny as the WSJ's op-ed columnists. But he usually has some salient observations tucked in between his stabs at humor: "Buffalo isn’t a perfect club—they’ve beaten a lot of middling teams on their way to their first 10-win season since Bill Clinton was in office—but they’re feisty, and they’re just one game in the standings behind the Grumpy Lobster Boat Captain, Bill Belichick. They have an excellent defense (third-ranked in NFL total defense) a sturdy secondary (led by Pro Bowler Tre’Davious White) and there’s stability at quarterback, in second-year passer Josh Allen from Wyoming."

Assuming that Brady is on the downhill side of his career, does anyone have any useful information on the Pats' backup QB, Jarrett Stidham? There's not much in the way of statistics on him.

This story recounts the tale of a defender of the apostrophe who has thrown in the towel. But he has a new target: “The use of the comma is appalling,” he said. “When I read some newspaper websites they just don’t understand what it is used for.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2019/12/02/apostrophe-protection-society-john-richards-england/

Would that be Kelsey's "Grammer" police?

The Cowboys game was big. But so was the Browns game. I guess that every game is big when it comes to adding up wins and losses.

Zythron the Instistent.

Our UPS guy always knocks. The Amazon Prime guy takes a photo of the package on my doorstep. Most of our FedEx packages are envelopes so he leaves them on the welcome mat. If I am expecting a package that needs a signature when I'm not around, I leave a note on the door asking that the delivery person cross the street to have my neighbor sign. He does the same. And obviously, we check with each other before leaving such a note. Of course I have pillars by my front door, and some outdoor furniture to help conceal packages.

Washington Post columnist Sally Jenkins pisses on Haskins' shoes for being so immature. "What was there to celebrate so exultantly" she asks. https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/redskins/for-dwayne-haskins-this-selfie-could-stick/2019/11/25/652d9528-0f46-11ea-b0fc-62cc38411ebb_story.html

Unless I missed it, none of the stories (which all read like cut-and-paste versions of the Michigan State press release) bothered to say where he died.

For all those dissing the CFL, I hope you're stuck with watching Washington v. Detroit, or Tampa Bay v. Atlanta. Because that's truly a superior product.

Thanks for another high-quality, sober analysis of the game ... and the Bills.

Doing well against a team he was expected to do well against ... is that growth? If I wrote something like that on my self-evaluation at work, I'd get a "meets expectations" rating from my boss and a raise that fell into the average category. The Bills have some difficult opponents down the stretch. Let's see how he does. Then we can realistically discuss his growth.

I'd sign him as a QB coach.

You can ask the same question of: pliers, eyeglasses, scissors, sunglasses, tweezers, and so on. Here's an explanation https://www.thoughtco.com/plurale-tantum-words-1691637

I still think it was a legitimate question. They dumped Tyrod (not that I was a big Tyrod fan) in favor of Allen. The results of the change haven't been overwhelming. And Allen is no longer a rookie. He is in his second year. And the "signs of progress" aren't exactly comforting.

Well, what was his question, then?

Maybe, just maybe, the offense hasn't improved because Allen hasn't been able to move the offense forward. Ever consider that? I'm not saying Allen is an improvement over Tyrod or not. But I am saying that it was a legitimate question. Because the offense has not shown any marked improvement.

I rarely side with Sully, but I think this is a legitimate question. Either Allen is an improvement, or he's not. Asking the coach what makes him an improvement is not an unfair question.

Stats please?

Give him a shot.