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What does Canada have to be thankful for? 🤣 Just kidding. But seriously? Happy TG north of the boarder. Enjoy the day topped off with a Bills win. Then you can truly be Thankful. 😜

HAPPY GAME DAY TBD! Work hard, be productive, and get your wings ready for an early dinner and MNF (thank goodness for us old folks) Bills win to set all right in the world again. GO BILLS!!!

Another Pec injury ????

Ah, the good ol days of TBD.

Bills 34 Birds of Prey 17

What this thread reminded me off: NOT!!!!

But unsubstantiated hyperbole is what brings spice to fan discussions boards. Don’t come in here trying to squash us with actual facts.

And the Winner of the thread goes to . . .

You are obviously new to TBD. Any loss, at any time, is a reason for Panic. There can never be enough panic; that's how we deal with emotions. It helps keep us balanced from when we overreact to victories over the Jets and start talking about Super Bowl parades. So, burn the place down and start over, until next week.

I strongly feel the Bills should be using Dalton Kinkaid much more than they are—he is my Fantasy team's TE. No more everybody eats, feed DK more!

I 100% agree! Give Army a try. We know what Spector can and cannot do—let's hope he is only PS insurance.

I know nothing about the song so I did some Google Gemini research: “Mr. Brightside" by The Killers is a true story about lead singer Brandon Flowers discovering his girlfriend cheating at a Las Vegas bar when he was 19, leading to an imagined scene of betrayal and intense jealousy. The "Mr. Brightside" persona is the narrator's ironic attempt to stay positive amidst crippling heartbreak and rage, symbolized by the repeated "I never" at the song's end. The lyrics depict his internal struggle, fueled by jealousy, which makes him feel trapped and tormented by sick lullabies in his mind. Overall Meaning: The song captures the raw experience of discovering infidelity and the debilitating, obsessive nature of jealousy. The title, "Mr. Brightside," is a poignant and ironic nickname for the narrator, who is desperately trying to stay optimistic and put on a brave face despite the devastating pain and rage he feels. The song's upbeat melody contrasts with its dark and melancholic subject matter, reflecting the cathartic release found in the shared experience of heartbreak. So there you have it. It’s a terrible song with a fully depressing origin and message. A guess it perfectly suits a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan. But a pump up song? Really? The only thing more depressing than the origin and lyric's of the song, is hearing it.

Oh no! Not all white again!!!

I agree with this; Diggs toasted him all night.

And here they come: the over reactions!

HAPPY GAMEDAY TBD! Apologies for the late contribution. I ended up spending most of my day at a local hospital, but I can't break the streak. I left with a heart monitor—you see what the Bills will do to you. Be warned, you youngster. But better late than never. "Just win, baby," and it will still be a good day. GO BILLS!

Too young for any human. Parents are not suppose to bury their children. Prayers for his family and friends. 😢

Obviously, you are new to this process--we all have a better strategy than the coaches.

I wish them no ill will. Oh wait, it’s the Ravens, yes I do.

We do hope. But as they say, “Hope is not a good strategy.”

Bills 30 Pats 24

My same thought. I put on 10 pounds last week without even thinking about it. Send him out to Hammers Lot to consume some wings.

My biggest red flag about Landon Jackson is that he has not replaced the very bad Defensive End, Javon Solomon. If you can't at least get by him on the depth chart, that is a sign of Trouble with a capital "T"

Ditto

For the 18th time, as pointed out on the broadcast, one of his fellow linemen tripped him on that play.