Mr. WEO

There's no compelling reason to show the Bills in the preseason nationally. No story to highlight. A veteran team ready to contend for the SB.

yeah, that was a totally bizarre take. Anyway, millions will be deprived live viewing of the Barkley vs. Other Allen preseason Bills!!!! I WOULD LIKE TO REGISTER MY OUTRAGE!!!!!!

it’s 6 guys….

5 threads just fell off page 1

he is "Then Next Josh Allen", after all...

How did that work out for Winston and Mayfield? Since 2000, Monken, between college and NFL, has been employed by 10 different teams. He never lasts long at any given spot.

The reason he was fired is that his boss didn't want him around anymore. He probably didn't think it was wise to antigonize the public entity tossing 100's of millions of dollars for his place of business. This isn't very mysterious. Did your school describe the budget negotiations a governor must go through every fiscal year? If it did, you wouldn't have said what you did. Maybe that was discussed in the other 25%.... Also who validated your statements about shortcomings?

Maybe you missed the part where Pegula s%%%tcanned this guy. HE did not leave voluntarily. So obviously the Governor wasn't the only one who had a problem with him. Also, Hochul (any governor) has to horsetrade with 213 legislators to produce a $229 billion dollar state budget. You think she struggles with some hump for PSE with his hat in his hand demanding shakedown money for his boss's new stadium? lol, come on. You need to take a civics class.

that's such a great answer!!

neither of these guys should be the guy in Josh goes down...

man, XFL would kill for crowds like that now...

I once flew as a guest in a C-130 based at NF Air National Guard. They took us up for a quick hop---and lowered the ramp and we were looking down at the falls....and then the Ralph! Pretty wild.

We should have a Buffalo MLS team because there is no Buffalo MLB team. MLS is so popular that fans would travel from Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Rochester and Syracuse to watch Buffalo MLS. Middling is both an adjective and a verb. NYS and Western NY representatives should have forced PSE to buy an unavailable MLS franchise--and an WNBA franchise (Buffalo is not on the WNBA list for expansion, but still...). Barbie and Ken are getting married in the new Bills stadium.

How so?----he just got paid. It doesn't matter what he he does or how he plays this year. They are stuck with him.

OP puts Teller in the title, then never mentions him, or that Elam might be traded. pretty sweet threadwork...

Leaving aside what does and does not strike you, do you really believe she was the only one in the room dealing on behalf of NYS? No, you don't.

it's not bad. only defense work though. Plaintiff's medical experts have no souls.

The small jet would be a solid pickup. He just needs to get his PPL, then all his ratings up to jets. Get a nice used Citation M2 and fly himself to Cali whenever. Then when he's done, sell it for most of what he paid. He'll never get this money back when he sells that house.

Most cases aren't very defensible because it was not standard of care that the plaintiff got (or actually bad care), so they settle. You said they almost never go to court. I told you when they go to court and why. I have 10 cases I'm currently reviewing. 7 are in discovery and 3 are headed to trial. If the insurer thinks it's a solid case, they go to court because odds are they win. The plaintiff's bar's dilemma is that the plaintiff can refuse any settlement and demand to go to court--even if their case is a total dog.

worst bump ever!!

the hot takes heat my entire home

Med-Mal isn't like auto related injury. The fault of one driver or another is usually pretty straightforward. You're wrong about insurers and med-mal cases. They will absolutely go to court if they believe they have a defendable/winnable case---and the data clearly support this decision.. I have served as an expert witness for the defense on multiple occasions and all but one went to court. Every jury found for the defendant(s). The obvious "loss" for the defendant in a settled case is time spent defending the case, negative notoriety and a back mark in the National database. The insurance company isn't losing on a payout....their premiums guarantee they will be profitable.