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Tough guy mentally. To play for years after what happened with the Bills. Most guys would have melted and gone down a dark road.

I don't know if I want a beer from someone who knows so much about poofs.

Google "young John Wayne". Josh has similar looks and build.

Remember Gabe dropping that TD against the Eagles in OT.

The smart ones don't feel the need to prove they're smart.

Wouldn't it be funny if football became 7 days a week and in every country in the world! And on 100 different channels!

Hopefully he's right about the Bills. 1 out of 2 ain't bad.

It's important to speak well and represent the company, but yes, it's only a portion of the job. The idea is easily explained by a vast number of people having no idea what a CEO actually does other than talk to the public and make a lot of money. I am also slowly coming to terms with there always being a sour taste in everyone's mouth even if we won a Super Bowl in 2022-2025. The pain of 2021 was too much. Allen was on the perfect HOF trajectory. Everything would've been pure and wonderful if we had won. Maybe it's best to put all of that to the side, and start fresh, without carrying that heavy load forever.

Nobody truly believe McD was pro-Al Queda. It was used as slander for the nastiest of McD haters and opposing fans. The Vrabel stuff is for real.

Twitter isn't letting it die. People know when there's smoke, there's fire. That boat video with the pregnant Russini. Anybody with common sense is thinking it's his baby. Then the COTY vote, the potential tampering, the cover up by the mainstream media. People are sensing there is more to this story.

It'll hang in the air his whole career, regardless of what the league and the networks say on their coverage.

Thursday screams "ugh, we need to give the Bills an early prime time game. Let's just give them the worst one." At least, they gave us the Lions.

This game was part of the McDermott era. Let's move on.

They have shade on the sidelines and the visitor doesn't. That was always the problem.

Nothing is impossible. But the Sabres didn't have Josh Allen. Also, most fans aren't ready emotionally to accept that level of humility if it did happen. Lots of people would rather we never make the playoffs again than admit they may have been wrong.