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Given the Bills are a team that has been together for a while, now, isn't the preseason the time for the coaches to put players in situations that they struggle with to see how they handle it? Or did something change this offseason and did the league start counting these games in the standings...

I refuse to be the only one with this earworm in my head this morning now...

Business in the front... Party in the back, BaaaBBBYYY!!

Can we trade for Ted Washington in his prime?

Placing a Lombardi in the trophy case... they can ceremoniously put it there, then remove it and parade it to the new stadium... right before they implode the old stadium.

Wouldn’t the snickers come after in that case?

Billy Jo Hobert with a playbook in his hand OR Kyle Orton sliding 2 yds short of a first down

Do we call you Two Times Jimmy Two Times, or do you prefer Jimmy Four Times?

Before Poyer and Hyde started to break down, and before Tre blew out his knee Thanksgiving in NOLA, combined with Johnson, they used to be the strength of the defense.

So you're saying there's no definitive proof, but there may be a trend, that hyperammonemia makes the spleen great again?

Yeah, just some good-natured ribbing. For context, I'm 53... I'm pretty sure after rounding the bend on 50 that I've started knocking on the door of old-mandom, myself. Things that I used to do routinely now come with costs that either they didn't used to, or that I'm just a lot less willing to pay.

When I was reading your post, competing for 17 years, history 27-44 years ago, I started to wonder if you might be being generous in your definition of middle age... then I stumbled across the spleen comment (this is TBD... everything affects the spleen. It's the most important organ in a football players body. Many players have had season ending spleen injuries, with several of them not living to tell the tale) and I have to ask, respectfully, are you sure you're not knocking the the door of old-mandom?

Was I condoning bad behavior… 🤔… or was I pointing out that the glass house of Chief’s Kingdom was flimsy moral high ground? 🤷‍♂️

Yeah! Fans should stick to robbing banks in their game day gear and freezing to death in snowbanks, dammit.

He played for the Panthers and then the Rams. He didn't sign with Tampa until 2023.

And yet from a karma standpoint, the Browns got what they deserved and Baker escaped the factory of sadness with his career intact, so they kinda did him a favor...

That's one hell of an impact if the Bucs were able to win the NFCS for 3 straight years in anticipation of Baker signing in 2023.

With that skinny little body that they propped Baker's head on in the commercial, he looks more like Dalton...

Nonsense... last I remember, AJ was completely incapable of changing direction.

This is a Bills board, historically even our hope should come with a dash of uncertainty, therefore I propose "Optimistic Ophelia".

Keon's at a distinct disadvantage here. He could leave an hour earlier for practice than Allen, but at the end of the day, you know Allen's going to catch him and pass him (you know... cuz Keon's soooo slow).

A young player not throwing picks in camp makes me think they're tentative... Tyrod didn't throw picks either. 😬

It was a fake link with a picture of the Peter Pan guy. Clearly you didn't click the link... lucky bastard.