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“As a peer I gotta give you props, man. Great game. As a Bills fan at heart, though, I gotta ask... what’s the deal with the 2 fumbles and missing Brown in the end zone last week?“

It's a legitimate concern. As much as I'm thrilled with how they've looked overall through 2 games and as much as I hate to tip my hat to the Pats***, one of their hallmarks has been the ability to win going away by scoring to end the half and then scoring to start the third and completely change the complexion of a game. The fact that the Bills have developed a tendency to kill their own momentum to start the third the last few seasons is what has kept bad teams in close games and what has made it hard to beat good teams despite often dominating for 3Q.

There once was a DE named Shaq Subbed at DT because he cain't sack Bills said "no" to year five Then the Dolphins arrived With $30M for a JAG who ain't jack

I think you're forgetting that Josh was out on his feet at the end of a run against NE*** last season.

I wasn't trashing Brady, I was pointing out that your dismissal as a "throwaway" of what was more likely just a really terrible pass in order to negate the comparison to Allen's clunker didn't actually fit the game narrative. Thanks for the healthy serving of condescension in the reply, though. It went perfectly with the side of gratuitous TB12 ballwashing.

Miami Dolphins Tua?!?! Tagovailoa TUNA fits a theme... SQUISH THE FISH!!!

...which means it was a horrible decision by a 20 year veteran to throw the ball away on a 2 pt conversion... or it was just a terrible throw.

Obviously my curiosity got the better of me, so I Googled it... This opens a Pandora's box of so many important questions... Did he approve the trade in the first place because they're the Browns? Was he in search of an authenticity only "Cleveland" could provide? Are the reports of Green Bay's interest legitimate or solely facetious due to the potential ulterior connotation of their team name? Instead of OBJ, will the league now refer to him as "Critical Bill"? Ok... maybe not "so many"... a Pandora's box of 4 impor... 4 questions.

There better be more than 300 of those jaqs per box or I’m gonna B word about it... even if it’s the tastiest cereal I’ve ever eaten.

Bring in the guy who was drafted 10th overall and has the distinction of having both teams he’s played for draft a QB in the first round in successive seasons because he’s shown so much promise? At the risk of souring the QB room?

If the Gillette Stadium scoreboard were to fall from its moorings and crush him as he was jogging off the field after the 2020 Pats*** finish 0-16 I might... MIGHT... feel a twinge of sincerity when uttering "Huh... that's a shame". There might even be more than the customary half-second pause before I smirk.

Pshaw... THIS is the official instructional video on how to eat crawfish

TO was notorious for dropping balls early in his career. Borderline personality aside, he turned out alright. It can be done.

Those were the pre-litigious parent toys! After that kids went all Darwin-awards and started knocking one another's eyes out and choking on things. I'm still pissed that they stopped making the Battlestar Galactica ships with the spring loaded missiles before I managed to snag one.

There’s an MLS soccer team that resides on Wes Welker?

So basically the NFL thinks it can assuage its collective conscience with a waiver to justify promoting mass gatherings during a pandemic. You can assume with reasonable certainty that there will be multiple people in attendance at each game who are infected and that in addition to spreading it to others in attendance there will be community spread to those not in attendance and that some of those people will die. You can also assume with reasonable certainty that these people will end up in local ER's putting further strain on resources and putting health care providers at increased risk... all in the name of entertainment and to make sure 32 million/billionaires can make a few more dollars. Sounds like a well thought out plan...

There is no civil unrest, there is just basic truth. There are those that like blue cheese... and those who are wrong.

Nicky. Not as well advertised, similar decor, probably not as cringe-inducing when viewed with the aid of a black-light.

For me, I think it was the game that the commentators said he graduated from Harvard. ? I gotta say, for a dude who’s touted for his smarts he sure plays a lot of dumb football. Chad Pennington’s arm and Brett Favre’s brain, especially when the game is still winnable inside 4 minutes left. At least he never waits until the very last second to plunge that dagger into his fans hearts. He typically leaves a full minute to minute and a half for them to lament what could have been had he not thrown a predictable pick on 1st or 2nd down after taking an unnecessary and stupid risk.

I'm not sure how they'll do it, and maybe I'm a naive extremist, but I'm assuming their solution is going to have to involve some aspect of "deployment" that limits teams' contact with the outside world to lessen the likelihood of the NFL season being derailed from outside exposure and also lessen any liability from internal exposure. While players and coaches are not likely to appreciate it, I would assume it's probably going to involve limited contact with friends and family. I suspect ultimately it will come down to players and coaches accepting the terms of the modifications and individual risks, or having some other option for individuals to opt out of the season. As far as the time missed, they're going to have to approach it like an injury. 3+ weeks for a high ankle sprain or a covid infection. It will just be a question of who a player takes with him to the injury report. It will be interesting to see what the "solution" is. I suspect it will leave an asterisk in the record books if the season goes forward, kind of like a strike shortened season. If someone tests positive, depending on how they address proximity in locker rooms, wouldn't you have to quarantine a whole team for some length of time? What happens then? Reschedule a game? Forfeit? In my mind, all of this has a high likelihood of being a giant experimental exhibition season, which will be "all fun and games until someone loses an eye."

I have more concern for the coaches. They’re the ones that are more likely to be older and in poor health. If someone dies from this it’s not likely to be a 20-something athlete In peak physical condition, it’s going to be a sleep deprived, junk food driven, out of shape coach.

72 yrs old and he doesn’t wear a headset. He’s a bum... or he’s no Bum... or he’s more like a punt catcher... whatever. Pass.

Is she related to Benjamin Button? She’s 26 now...

more specifically pulmonary hypertension, which it actually has an indication for in addition to erectile dysfunction