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He should eat Zach Wilson's lunch and then give him a wedgie... maybe stick his nose in some dried up dog poop... you know, just to remind him who owns the AFCE.

I thought he lived up to the nickname Mongo when I watched just the clip, but he acquitted himself better over the half+ of the interview I watched than he did in that short segment IMO. Outside of the clip, he struck me at times as trying to be honest while still trying to be somewhat measured in his responses.

After watching half of the interview, from the start to well beyond the “clip”, personally I don’t think there’s any context to be taken. He’s not bitter in general about getting cut, but his assessment of the loss in KC is just plain delusional. The thing I did take away from this interview was basically a confirmation that Allen gets way more beat up than he lets on to the public. Not surprising, and not cool.

Are we sure this isn't the same person... I mean, his history is in line with someone who would start writing his name and then skip to the end before actually finishing.

Love that they had to use slow motion to alter the viewer's perception and mask the lack of distance traveled.

This, IMO, is the type of hybrid player in McD’s defense that prevents 13s from happening.

IDK, the context of this when you actually watch the interview isn’t all that braggadocious. When asked about the trio of wide receivers in the AFC East he says he feels he could stack up against the best… easily. The “easily” part seems to me his way of saying it’s a no brainer that he has the talent to compete. He doesn’t say he would have an easy time covering them. Unless there’s more to it that isn’t in the clip, it’s literally somebody sticking a mic in his face and asking 2 brief questions which he answered similarly briefly. Seems like clickbait.

Thank you for this. The Darius Rucker tweet bookended by Kamail Nanjiani's response to his mean tweet just made my afternoon. ✌️ @Peace Frog

"You've never called anyone a pancake eating mother******?" "No. No... not unless I knew the guy really well."

One of the many things that stood out about Bruuuuuuce was he was a finisher. With the game on the line and the defense needing a stop you could count on him to live in the backfield. Would love to know the breakdown of how many of his sacks came on the final few defensive drives of a 1 score game. He was definitely a force of nature. It's something the recent Bills defenses have been sorely lacking. Here's hoping Von fills that gap.

Jim Brown on offense LT on defense

What if the diarrhea incorporated a Stiller and a blind ferret?

I guess the rumors are true... trends really do lag behind north of the border.

Christian Wade

This seems just a wee bit over the top. Sammy may be bonkers and certainly never lived up to his pre-draft hype, but his circus pales in comparison to someone like Antonio Brown.

It’s admirable to give the benefit of the doubt, but… why would Siri capitalize Napkins? To Hitner?

The Renaldo bust looks like it was done by the illustrators for MAD magazine. If they had set his eyes any closer together he would have been a cyclops.

CB WR OL RB LB P White with pinstripes Aside, I’m willing to donate a faded red with blue charging buffalo ‘47 ball cap complete with chew marks from a greyhound.

I think it would make sense for the Giants, however, the more difficult part of that is finding another team who believes it makes sense to trade up. I’m not a huge draft guy, but the impression I get is this draft is lacking in top end talent. If that’s the case the Giants may be forced to make the picks and then mortgage their own future picks next year to move up for a QB if Jones doesn’t pan out. The one thing I think the Giants may be able to take advantage of this year is knowing where the Bills value certain players. If there’s someone they believe that’s likely to be sticking out on the Bills draft board and they have a pick coming up, they may be able to leverage that to make a trade, especially for their 2nd or 3rd round pick.

The Giants have 2 picks in the top 10, and then picks in the top 5 of rounds 2 and 3. If they’re changing their draft board relative to players that they’re worried the Bills will select at the bottom of the rounds then they’ll be looking for a new front office again soon.

“The tuck rule” - it conjures up mental imagery of Tom Brady sewing a skin dress while “a big fat girl” is luring his dog Precious into her captive lair as Goodbye Horses plays in the background.

I can't quite put my finger on it, but I'm starting to sense a theme, here. 🤔

At least he's hygienic enough that he's not a Brown, so there's that.

Anyone else hear "Bills" and "RB" and "airport" and make the mental leap to...