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If someone wants a real dive bar, Dr.’s Inn is my suggestion.

Why do you assume this? The Bills drafted Basham in the 2nd round last year, and he often did not suit up on game days in his rookie season.

Drops aside, I’ve always been a big fan of Robert Royal myself.

I just saw these clips of Epenesa, and he’s drawing an eerie resemblance to Andy Sandberg:

Small world, saw him at the same event. I’d say Josh is already playing at a level near or even above Ben’s prime. If Josh can continue to play like he has for another 5-10 years and gets a SB ring to his credit, I don’t think it will even be a debate who had the better career.

I’m hoping more Eric Moulds instead 😂

Green Bay - Because Rodgers is that much better than the rest of the QBs in the division and he’ll make the most of the talent around him.

And it might be this way with some of the other impending free agents like Poyer and Knox. If everyone balls out, probably can’t retain everyone. If not, then that’s their answer of who to try and retain. I personally think Edmunds is going to have his best year yet, given the improved D-Line talent in front of him, it’s a contract year, and he’s in his prime.

Well how are all of the nosy nellies going to sleep otherwise?

What happens if Kim fully recovers as we all are hoping for, yet details of why she was hospitalized are never released?

If not requested yet, I think it’s about time for a poll on what her condition might be.

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Conestoga wagon is my preferred mode of transportation to Bills games.

Bart Scott’s comments about Peyton v. Brady sum up why Brady is not the most dominant NFL player ever. In their primes, the other players were generally more scared to play Peyton instead of Brady.

Rice also was first team all-pro 10 times in his 20 year career, whereas Brady has only been first team all-pro 3 times in his 22 year career. Yes, Brady has more Super Bowl rings (7 to 3) and more prominence as a QB, but the dominance of Rice’s stats (TDs, Receptions, Receiving Yards) relative to the next best WRs put him at #1 here.

Reading comprehension is not a strong suit here 😂

If they add an 18th game, I think the fair way to do it would be to add another non-conference opponent, opposite end of the divisional standings from prior season. So if we finished 1st in our division, we’d play a 4th place NFC team the next year (we already will play a 1st NFC team, this will help balance the scales). Also, every team will then be back to an equal number of home and away games.

Thank you, this is the right answer.

Payton already coached a 6th grade team once, didn’t need to do it again.

Joey Spags still has nothing to say about that one.

Pud Galvin begs to differ.

He was injured his rookie season and I know he’s been on the sideline recently, although was he injured last year at all? Just wondering if even when healthy, he isn’t showing anything unique to justify playing time.

PFF seems to give more weight to a coach’s offensive ranking than defensive, when assigning an overall ranking. Wondering whether their offensive and defensive rankings underscore the player development aspect and team cohesiveness aspects of fielding a winning team too, which I view as strengths of McDermott. On the other hand, is in-game management considered here?

I’m told they’re good at massaging the numbers 😎

Well plus Belichick knows he has to play teams like the Bills twice a year, Jonathan is coming off injury, and the Pats lost JC Jackson. So, he probably figures they need extra help at CB altogether.