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I still have the red and blue boxes, sealed and never opened, and they've survived around 10 moves across 4 states. I'm probably crazy and do not judge anyone who hoards any Bills related stuff lol.

This whole thing stinks and reminds me of the JD McKissic deal.

As someone who grew up in MS I will say this, Ole Miss has recruited well and gotten top national classes long before Lane Kiffin arrived and I think that will continue without Lane. I'm more of an Mississippi State fan (I got to watch Eric Moulds there as a kid), but that LSU job isn't the same as it was a decade ago. And even tho I don't care for Brian Kelly, LSU tried to screw him over on his contract, plus the Louisiana governor is trying to run the program now, never has a school fallen so far after a Natty 5-6 years ago. You have a melodramatic narcissistic diva of a coach who has burned bridges everywhere he's gone and a dysfunctional University in LSU, I totally expect Lane's exit from LSU to be the most dramatic exit of a college football coach in history. This is false. Ole Miss has money and they matched LSU's offer. That's why they consistently had top 10 recruiting classes over the last 15 years. All that said, I think he took it bc LSU has more National Championships and is more iconic in college football. I don't think he handled his exit professionally, but I don't blame him for taking it. Sure he could have won a Natty at Ole Miss this year, it will be funny if they do without him too, but I think he's looking at it from that perspective, even if he is unprofessional about it.

No Hochuli.

Again my point is getting a good read on the team and consistency, not just stats. Also it's Kincaid not Kinkaid.

My point isn't consolidated down to just records. My point is previously we showed more consistency and potential. Our average points per game are the lowest since 2019.

In past years, usually by the middle of the season we usually get a good indicator of what this team is. It's week 13 and I still have no clue who this team, probably bc they've been so inconsistent and weaker than previous years. I say this to only say it makes my stress levels go up significantly.

Beane's never going to live down that WGR rant from the pre-season about WRs.

Beane has egg all over his face.

How How is it worse than Diggs? He's far less public than Diggs. Or is this because he went shopping yesterday? I really don't care right now except introducing an element that opens up the offense. A #1 WR from a Super Bowl team is available, we should be trying.

The amount of snootiness in here against a #1 WR that's good and available when our best WR is a #3 always impresses me.

One of the most glaring consistent things that confuses the heck out of me since Daboll left especially... we sign or trade for players like Cooper, Moore, Samuel, Palmer, Claypool, and I'm sure there are others that I can't remember right now, but then they hardly see the field. We're not adapting or adjusting at all.

I'm not sold, again my point was this was one of the rare games were the majority of our WR's were the healthiest. Doesn't matter what the defense is ranked if our WR's like Palmer and Samuel are always banged up.

I said WRs and Shakir still made a catch, albeit for negative yards, my main point it's one of the rare times all have been on the field at the same time this season, specifically Palmer and Samuel.

It was also one of the rare games where all of our WR's were healthy.