Mr. WEO

you are confident that the Pats will lose games they should win because they are young. the Bills just lost 2 games they should have won but are not a young team….

how is firing Babich and promoting one of two other Babich's a "fresh approach"? This is how the Bills find their coordinators. How about they look for someone with actual experience outside of the company? McD would never allow that now.

ouch

Beane knew one of those guys was "on the gas" before he signed them. You think the Bills right now have "Best O-line"?? yikes.

a team?

or the Sabres....

lol no one is calling, or getting. a charge in a cul de sac....

if either or both reported that the sky is blue, you would say “consider the source, he just has an axe to grind” ….. the recent piece in ESPN on how McD has “changed” validates what Dunne wrote a few years ago..

Are the Bills younger? Shouldn’t they have beaten the Falcons?

but you already know NE is no better than the 2019 Bills? how does that make sense?

You mean like the 2025 Bills?

I disagree. Flacco threw tight spirals into small windows all night—and Chase, great as he is, dropped 2 perfect passes. Browning was certainly considered semi-competent and he did nothing with those 2. Flacco was on fire

just hitting tha bong

Glass Jaw Joey?

Porter can't cover without committing PI

I know, and why did Rodgers throw that INT?? very suspicious......

so all it will take is an as of yet unknown opponent killing WR arriving out of thin air, Hairston who hasn't played football in a relatively long time (and never in the NFL) due to injury .....and "Milano staying healthy" yeah, I can see that.

Flacco is ICE

you're not going to get both offense and defensive pass interference on the same pass.

he was acting in self defense, getting mugged

wow receivers are killing Flacco

Beane looking up Cooper's last known address....

More gray hair at QB than a Golden Girls shower scene

What I know is based in fact: Johnson is not a factor at all currently--your claims otherwise make zero factual sense. He had mild impact last year. He was expendable. I'm out.

He never deployed in a sub. That was a staged photo--he spent a few weeks on a sub as every Academy grad does. He was commissioned in the Reserves with a 2 year AD commitment which was shoreside at a sub base. He was a civil engineer. But he did his duty. I don't think Academy athletes should get special treatment that other top academic graduates cannot enjoy. You go to the Academy to become a career Officer of the line (or Staff Corps Officer if they go to Law or Medical School after the Academy, for example). Why shouldn't a top math or science student graduating be allowed to interview with a high paying tech company for a great job....and defer their service to a later time? Why is it in the national interest to have some grads allowed to delay their commitment to make more money than their commission would bring them, but not others? Dumb law.