May Day 10

Notre Dame should be forced to play against a real team this weekend or no playoffs

What a game. Both games I watched were outstanding! Auburn blew their chance to win by not going for 2

They could get an all reconstructed and rehabbed in 6 months. The problem is building back the necessary strength in the supporting muscles, mainly the quadriceps. There is also a mental thing to overcome. They harvested my patellar tendon for it too (the most secure/strongest option), and it took a year for the feeling of stiffness to go away there.

Yeah, you can walk on it fine. In fact, he would have to rehab prior to getting the reconstruction.

It's not good. Lachman test is pretty clear. White looked distraught after. Hope he can be ready next september

Why aren't the bears just passing every play?

I ran a bunch of half-marathons. Meant to do a full marathon, but kids got in the way of free time. Half marathon is a really good distance. Those were my favorite as well as 10Ks. They are long enough to get a good kick during, but not body/altering/damaging. I think my best half marathon time was 1:41 I think

Thanks. Im a sucker for that stuff, but I wouldnt do it if it were only those white ones and/or some crummy cheap helmet.

Are the mystery box footballs those ugly white Bills balls? Also that full size helmet looks fake and cheap too.

McDermott is in the extremely safe category for now... I would say even if they lose all 7 of their remaining games (they wont), he wont get fired, and doubt it will even be considered. Some media may start to mention its a possibility. If they crater this season (miss the playoffs), and next season doesn't go well, I think the conversation will probably need to be had.

I agree with this. He always played hard. It was pretty clear that the Bills were stuck being a below-average team and would not be relevant anytime soon under their management and coaching. Lynch getting traded led to the most notoriety and best seasons of his career with Seattle, as well as a short stint with his childhood team.

I love it. Always liked Lynch. As a person, I always respected how he went his own way too.

You really want to keep the guns away too.

I would feel pretty bad/hopeless if I were a Jets fan. They were really hoping to take a good step forward this year, and I just don't see it. Wilson looks iffy at best. All that draft capital and I dont see much to show for it (not too impressed with the 2022 class either). Miami, same boat, but maybe worse because they had such a glimmer of hope. Saleh looks like a member of the pile of other failed coaches you see. When the Jets were driving at the end of the 1st half, they had 2 timeouts in their pocket. Someone got tackled in-bounds with about 46 seconds left. I believe they ran their next play with the clock running down to like 23 seconds. He froze there and failed. They ended up fumbling anyway.

Thats the first one that comes to mind. The Bills havent been in this position much in their 61 year history, so the list is pretty short.

I feel bad for him. He has gotten heap of bad luck from the moment he had the hip injury.

This was about as good as they could have hoped, with Eichel's injury, timing, and some character questions.

He is pretty much shot at this point, right?

While the downtown option seems a little more compelling to me as a result of this report, I think this all but buries the idea. This report, which basically summarizes that Orchard Park is much cheaper and quicker, combined with the Pegulas obvious stance to build in Orchard Park make it a certainty (if they can agree on funding). My prediction is we get a deal before the Wild Card round of the playoffs

Probably Notre Dame because they exist

I laughed at the tiny piece of response just below it

Ugh.

Not at all. The game was still in play. The Bills couldn't run out the clock. They aren't going to just hand possession over to the Dolphins in a 9-point game. Are you kidding me? For a bunch of fans whose feelings might be hurt because their favorite team lost by 15 instead of 9? If they could have kneeled, thats a different story. Going for 2 was the correct thing to do in light that a successful conversion would have completely ended the game right then and there. With 1:07 on the clock and no timeouts, Miami had a sliver, miniscule chance of scoring 2 TDs and a 2PC and tying it. There was 0 chance they score 3x

I really thought he deserved to win it last season. To do what he is doing, head and shoulders above anyone else in that position, and carrying a playoff team. Anyways, yes, I think it was a ticking time bomb, unfortunately.