Steve O

Not that it matters, but Jaws of life were not used. Something called a Halligan tool (similar to a crow bar) and an ax were used. "Lt. Michael White later told CBSLA reports of the “jaws of life” being used were inaccurate. " "“Tiger Woods was trapped inside the vehicle, so our firefighters and our firefighter paramedics used a pry bar, called a Halligan tool, and an ax to pry parts of the vehicle away from him,” Osby said."" https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2021/02/24/tiger-woods-car-crash-hospital-surgery/ Anyways glad he's okay. Maybe he'll pull a Ben Hogan and win the US Open next year.

Funny...My Mom is 101 (actually 101-1/2) and is still correcting people's grammar. Just last night she told her nurse "I want you do me a big favor please. Next time you say the word often don't pronounce the t, it's supposed to be silent."

Just out of curiosity, when Canadians play sandlot football do they play with 3 or 4 downs? Soccer in HS here, intramural flag football in college and some organized flag in my 30's and 40's.

Born in March of 76, reached #1 in October of 2001, age of 25. Remained in top 3 through the age of 26, and top 10 through the age of 28.

Jennifer Capriati begs to differ.

You lost me at "banana bread beer"

Had I been at the workshop my hand would have gone up both times. Currently live at the Northern border of both the town of Irondequoit and the United States. My 101-1/2 year old mother lives 2-1/2 miles from me in the house I grew up in...good chance I'll move back to it should I outlive her. Ironically my grammar school, less than a block from that house, is now the senior center...guess I'll begin and end my life there as well.

Corner end zone, the extra two tickets from our season tickets. Took me until year 4 of the super bowl run to realize I should hold off before buying the extra tickets, they always sold the lousy seats first so they could advertise good seats still available as game day approached. At the half I put my head down in in my lap, then looked up at my brother and said "this could be our finest hour" As we all know things got worse before they got better, but man what a ride the next hour was.

Way better that the 12 attempts for -3 yards Bush had for us in 2016!

Damn that's way too young. RIP

While 85 certainly provided two HOFers as well as the greatest backup quarterback of all time (just my opinion, Don Strock would argue,) 87 may have had more talent. Conlan, Odomes, and Ballard were all solid starters for 5+ years and made a couple pro bowls. McKellar, Seales and Muellar all started a few years and provided quality depth when not starting. Add in Cornelius Bennett and it rivals any draft class of any team (not sure if it is fair to add in biscuit or not since he came via trade, but he was part of the 87 draft class.) Clearly both draft classes figured heavily in the run to 4 straight super bowls!

this was my first thought

Just out of curiosity, who was your previous favorite non-Bill?

In addition to the pair of 50+ yarders there were two great on-sides kicks. We recovered one, the second was almost a repeat of the first as far as the path of the ball. Obviously KC recovered the second. But if Bass can replicate those kicks why not do it every time against the Chiefs. If they recover, it isn't like we did a lot to slow them down until the ball got to our side of the field. No sense in tiring out the defense chasing those guys around for 75 yards, just give them the first 30, shorten up the field. If we recover 1 out of 4 kicks we're ahead of the game.

Just wondering if anyone else's eyes played tricks on them and read the title as punt catcher instead of pass catcher at first glance?

Trying to find the version of Heart of Buffalo that's played at the Jolly Jug, not The Leftovers version (flip side is Go Bills Go.) Any help appreciated.

My childhood hero. Guess Sutton, Seaver, Gibson, and Ford were having too easy of a time, had to have someone who could hit them. Little known fact, he and his little brother Tommy have the record for most home runs by brothers (755/13). Got Tommy's autograph at a Red Wings game in the 60's. RIP

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Yup, Stabler had 16K's, Sutton had 14. Think it was a 1963 state final game. RIP to both men.

That's how it started, now it is generic to the entire Bills fan base, much as 31 other teams are _____ Nation.

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/bills-mafia-became-thing-223221447.html

Exactly. Of the 32 teams in the NFL, the fan bases of 31 are known as "Last name of team" Nation.

Hope he's fine, want to play their best. But calling a play where by design there's a 50/50 chance your best player will take a big hit might not be wise. Was glad to see a lot fewer designed runs for Josh yesterday.

Yeah I've watched it enough to be concerned as well. Looking frame by frame at both 4 and 39 seconds of the youtube video below, what I see is that TJ is off his feet when he catches it at or in front of the goal line with backwards momentum. His right foot lands first right on the red line of the L in Bills, the ball looks to be perfectly perpendicular to the red line. Can't tell if the left foot comes down on the red line or if he hops back with his right foot before the left lands behind the red line. If the former the question becomes how far behind the goal line is the red line in the L, and if it's 1-1/2 yards or more should should it be rounded up. If the latter then it is clearly minimum 102 yards. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feCeGAHPcXw The 39 second view is the network replay and is shot from a different angle than the 4 second view.

2 thoughts about the pick six, in a particular order: 1) I agree with Virgil, was hoping TJ would just take a knee to give us the ball at the 20 instead of taking a chance on being backed up against the goal line. 2) Am I the only one that thinks the return was at least 102 yards, which would have given TJ the record outright instead sharing it?