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Are you guys eskimo brothers?

This guy? I thought he left a few years ago.

I think he was trying to powerwash the sand from his vajayjay.

Damn those scrofulous eagles! Methinks you're missing a "t".

Love the headline about Andre Johnson backing out of Colts deal after seeing Andrew Luck up close.

His bad. Turns out they were offering the most cheddar, not chedda.

Wait, what?! They didn't mention in the introductory pressers that McCoy was going to be moved to LB or that Incognito was being moved to S. DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMED!

I'm not sure which is more dispiriting, the everpresent reminder that journalism is a dying quick and painful death or the subsequent inexorable reminder that critical thinking isn't far behind.

http://www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/index.ssf/2015/03/buffalo_bills_reportedly_close_to_new_contract_with_lesean_mccoy.html Nothing goes over my head. My reflexes are too fast. I would catch it.

I would argue that bad coaching can also get inside of a young player's head to the extent that "it" has a hard time overcoming poor instruction. I'm not suggesting that EJ definitely has "it," but there were a few times in the first season when it seemed that a game was on the line and he stopped thinking, and was able to play a more instinctual game. The Pats* game in his first start comes to mind. OT in the Atlanta game comes to mind. There were others. It was mentioned upthread by KD about Rex letting Geno play to see what he had. Unfortunately for Rex, Geno is a brick, and he proved that he is a turnover machine that has a hard time thinking about the reprecussions of blindly pulling the trigger, but I would have loved to see EJ in a similar situation where taking care of the ball was not the first, second, third, and fourth priority that appeared to be drilled into his head. IMO, Marrone completely missed the point of taking chances on offense when you have a defense that can bail you out if you turn the ball over. He should have tried harder to develop a young QB with a defense like that to fall back on, but I suspect in the back of his mind he had one foot out the door the second the prospect of the ownership change entered the picture. Unfortunately, his self-serving approach leaves the franchise in the same spot it was at the beginning of last season, with a playoff caliber roster that is now 1 year older and a big unanswered question at QB.

Franchise tag number for 2014 for DE is $13M+ http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000330088/article/nfl-releases-2014-franchise-transition-tag-numbers

Without crushing Tom Terrific, members of Project-NFL defense have no name. In rendering defeat upon the Pats*, we rejoice in our brethren's name. HIS name is Bernard Pollard. His name is Bernard Pollard. His name is Bernard Pollard.

Bills' Williamses and friends.

Instead, how about they have Dr. Frankenstein attach Peyton's head (maybe even shave the forhead so it doesn't need a custom helmet) to EJ's body so that they don't have to play short-handed. It's a win-win-win. Peyton gets limbs that still work and a neck that doesn't have all the wear from the years of wind shear on his forehead, the Bills still get to make use of a first round draft pick, and EJ keeps his spot on the team (sort of). EJ head on Peyton body can throw teeshirts to the crowd where his tendency to throw things over people's heads will be compensated for by his newly worn out arm.

Do you think the douche with his own name tatooed across his shoulders would be available?

I'd argue that it's nuance. It certainly wasn't a savaging, but it was not well received. The vast majority of the early responses were of the "I call BS" variety directed at the poster, the information presented, and the presence/absence of a credible source. Someone with ~180 posts called him out on his ~150 posts. Classic. However, you're right, no one insulted his family or threatened to paint a twig and berries on his lawn.

Unfortunately, this is not the world that we live in. Civility and accountability became the exception when social media and reality TV became the norm.

Now, Now. You don't want Jonathan filing harrassment charges against you. TBD might have to release you.

So what you're saying is irrespective of the of the accuracy of the information, posters should treat him with respect, regardless; thus irregardless. Sorry, grammar police pet peeve. Cheers.

Name calling is childish, yet mocking the entire population of a city because someone pointed out your decided lack of grammatical prowess and inability to tell the difference between an extra "r" and an otherwise nonsensical statement is mature? For shame, momento foot ruth (in case you thought I didn't know what I was typing, I'm suggesting your screen name needs work).

I think they were advertising for his show in some dive bar in So-Hi, Arizona following the SB. I think he was calling it "Please Help Me with the *%(*#$ NFL and their 20% Stake Majority Ownership Rule" Tour. $10 buckets of PBR, all you could eat tumble weed, and MC'd by some high priced ladies of the night. Warren Sapp apparently thought it was a great party.

A HOF QB, an evil genius coach, and a serious lack of integrity.

Wasn't that Gronk providing commentary on the first draft with Flutie and Rice?

No biggie. He'll just drop you off a few yards short of your driveway.

What about Tony Mokiki? https://screen.yahoo.com/mokiki-000000022.html