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I don't know, man. I still think the Bar Bill Tavern has the best wings. No idea how you can think Duffs' are better, but to each his own!!!

Would there be any possible way for one to appreciate any commercial without actually watching it?

In 1991, I was in the Navy, stationed in Norfolk, VA. At the time, I was a very casual football fan. Kind of liked the Browns, but that was really just because my best buddy in high school was a Broncos fan and there was a rivalry. Fast forward to the Bills/Giants Super Bowl. I was at a friend's house and I figured, "hey .. there's two NY (kind of) teams playing, so I'm gonna flip a coin. If it lands heads, I'm rooting for Buffalo. Tails - I root for the Giants. And from this point forward, I will stick with that team forever." Heads it was. And here I am.

Starting next week, would you mind taking the time to put these in a particular order, please?

I think I feel sorry for him because I've watched the Bills ruin multiple QBs over the years.

I'm sure Darnold is ready to move on from the Jets, too. I feel bad for that dude.

What's weird is how you're digging your heels in. I feel I speak for the entire board when I say you were wrong ... admit it ... move on.

Can you ask Tre White how the new contract somehow made him forget how to play football?

Holy crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I often wonder how any person who defends this kind of scum can sleep at night. It's sad when "winning a case," is more important than putting a monster like this behind bars. I agree with @thenorthremembers, his attorney is just as much of a scumbag as Stubblefield is.

Admittedly, I am far from an expert when it comes to defenses and where players play. My questions: Is this a Frazier problem or is it a McDermott problem? And/or - is this a Beane problem because we don't have the right (or right kinds of) players on the roster? Thank you!

He has FANDS!!!!!!!!!!!!! That ain't good.

I agree with nearly everything you wrote. The only thing I disagree with is that he is a decent coordinator. He's dirty. He coaches players to play dirty, whether there is a bounty involved, or not. I don't think he has any place in the NFL and I think it's disgraceful that he's employed in any capacity He's bad for the game.

I'm more of a YYZ guy, myself.

100% of the time.

I agree with retaliation for a scum move like Utley's. He never got it, though. Nor did pedo-Clemens for hitting Piazza on the NY of his helmet. If either of those things happened in the 80s, it wouldn't have taken Davey Johnson to say a word. Both would have paid and rightfully so.

The egregiously dirty slide by Utley, as well as ANYtime a pitcher throws a pitch with the intent of hitting the batter in the head (Clemens (cheater/child molester) vs. Piazza (Hall of Famer), have always been the exception and not the rule. They have not, and should never be, part of baseball.

My son is 17, so that's a non-issue. I've decided that I'm not giving out candy.

Stop it.

It's neither. I get made fun of, both here and in real life, for being such a baseball purist. I have no problem with tough baserunning (the Buster Posey rule is for pussies), chin music, a well-timed fight, retaliation, etc. But that dirty slide is comparable to a pitcher throwing at a batter's head. NOT part of the game. Never has been; never should be. You can be tough without being dirty. That was dirty and it ruined a player's career.

Screw the Dodgers. Filthy bastards

Welcome to the board, Leodis!

No, dude .....

In many games, I absolutely agree with you. But as I pay closer attention, it's really on both sides of the ball. It's very disturbing and leads to losses against decent teams.

Three points tonight. Is anyone else making excuses or are we going to see this for what it is? Halftime is a problem in the McDermott era.

I wonder if there is any data out there that shows, statistically, what percentage of players show a decline in play they season after they get paid. That would be interesting to see.