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Moreover, he outed himself with that interview as a charlatan that attempted to dupe Buffalonians into believing that he "got" the area while he continuously publicly promoted his "I'm an everyman" schtick ad nauseam. Had he actually "gotten" the area he would have realized he didn't need to fuel his self promotion machine with empty playoff promises and hyperbole because, win or lose, Buffalo historically will forgive results for honest effort. IMO, he never gave the impression of having given his all, instead he urinated on the best shot at breaking the playoff drought in years, and his classless exit made it feel personal.

I feel like this might have an impact on the 2016 presidential election. Talk about a butterfly effect.

Your youthful indiscretions were all forgiven when you displayed moxie and hustle in stripping the ball from Leon Lett.

I suppose that's better than eating them...

fod·der [ˈfädər] NOUN food, especially dried hay or feed, for cattle and other livestock. WTF is going on in the kitchen at SJF?

Joe Banyard... isn't he a Seinfeld protégée?

Too bad his great personality got saddled with such a douchebag of a guy. Something about hanging his coaching staff and players out to dry so he could see a Clemson game instead of finishing out the season, on top of the crap before the SB, on top of the wasted 2 years, on top of the constantly throwing others under the bus in a round about way really makes me want to see this son of a B word burn.

Wonder how many people he's bringing with him to write his takes for him. Fat, worthless POS.

Is it not possible that something was wrong with an NFL team that was trying to run the Syracuse offense?

Not speaking ill of Ralph, but I also think that it was the thing that suffered the most under his ownership. While he seemed to come around on spending money from time to time on the roster, he was loathe to spend on a coaching staff. Manuel, acknowledged as a project at the time he was drafted, spent the first two years in Buffalo WITHOUT a true QB coach. Makes you wonder what Kelly would have looked like if he had come straight to Buffalo instead of getting a little seasoning in the USFL. Pegula has shown he will spend money on a coaching staff. Let's hope this time it's the right coaching staff. It's withering as a fan to continue wondering time and time again how much of this never-ending winter has been related to poor drafting and how much of it has been due to lack of player development.

I almost feel bad now for repeatedly suggesting that his massive noggin messed up his throwing mechanics... I think I went so far as to suggest that he needed to synchronize the centripetal force of his head rotation perfectly with his release to get any sort of zip on the ball.

If this is gleaned from the "Pre-Draft Visit" thread, that list posted isn't just pre-draft visits, it's anyone they've had a conversation with. The "SR" next to his name means they talked with him at the senior bowl.

Oh, snap... You're about as good with the trash talk as you are at identifying QB talent. That was not a compliment, btw.

Do police blotters count as a thread?

I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers

Buffalo would be the perfect place for ol' AK 47. Pegula could sign him as the first rap artist to diversify his sports and entertainment management company, and after hours he could hang out with Andrew Peters and punch local high schoolers.

He should have an amazing catch radius and snag anything thrown in his general vicinity. The problem is adamantium punctures footballs, so it will slow the game down and run up the equipment bill. He will probably also repeatedly get called for illegal use of the hands when he eviscerates defenders.

He named his daughter Welker?

Scooby is doing something infinitely more important than you, and in a better car than yours, no doubt.

I'm hoping this is a product of the coaching turnover. You would expect that identifying vets for the current system is easier than drafting players that fit the current system and also having them be a good fit for the next, as yet to be determined, system once they develop.

Collectively speaking, it's a good thing for Pats fans that the team's ass can cash the checks that the inane, babbling mouths of their fans keep writing.

IDK, everyone in the office just got an email attachment from Whaley suggesting he definitely appreciates a good rack. ...well, maybe not. Follow up email suggests he's trying to recall it.

Mills, presumably? I know, damn autocorrect...

Since many others have already pointed out that the word is "lose", and that since it's actually a word autocorrect would have no reason to change it if you'd used it in the first place, I'd like to point out that New Era Field hasn't held "80,000+" in a long, long time. Let's keep things tight around here. We don't take take kindly to playing fast and loose with facts. This isn't the White House.