Just in Atlanta

The word filter was cockblocked.

It's hard to cockblock in the NFL.

Alcohol makes me a better person. Even my shrink says that.

Watch them wings, Keon! Deep fried, fatty skin, tossed with mostly butter ... doused in blue cheese ... served with deep-fried carbs ... and washed down with beer. Can't really think of a more unhealthy (and satisfying) meal. There's the celery, though. Dipped in more blue cheese.

Give him a chance. This was the guy Josh Allen begged for. He got his receiver.

I don't appreciate the level-headedness and logic. At a time like this, we need to yell and make wide-sweeping criticisms based on YouTube demo reels.

Florida has a slightly below-average murder rate (23rd nationwide per capita - CDC), the fifth-highest GDP growth rate, the fourth-highest overall GDP, and an above-average happiness score at No. 18 (World Population Review). True about the hurricanes (at least the intensity of them), but it's hardly a Hellscape. Having said that, it's my observation that Northern Fla has five types of people, in order of numbers: Old people Rednecks Spring breakers Bikers Fugitives

A top 10 QB whose team never had both sides of the ball working in the same season. Not elite but he had the tools to win a SB.

I am officially too old to play. If I were in my 20s, player. GM would be a great job. Or maybe that guy with the binoculars in the offensive coordinator booth.

Some of my friends are Democrats. My other friends are Republicans. I'm with my friends.

Bad look for Damar. Guy needs to rise above this wackness. Arguing with someone like AB is a lose-lose proposition. These cats need some basic PR (and adult) training.

Either two things are correct: The ROI of saving two yards is disproportionately lower than the increased possibility of blocked kicks. Ergo, a six foot (2 yard) man traveling 10 mph (17,600 yards) with a horizontal leap of 12 feet (4 yards) would reach the kicker's outstretched foot 23 percent more using the calculation V (velocity)=1/2 gt squared. Your theory is correct and you just let the cat out of the bag. Either way, we're screwed.

Facts all come with points of view. Facts don't do what I want them to. Facts just twist the truth around.

When I watch Fields, I see an athlete but I don't see an NFL-caliber starting QB let alone a franchise pick. We all know the weirdness Russ Wilson brings. An absolute dumpster fire in Denver - they couldn't wait to offload him. He needs a coach to build a system around him, he's not a leader of men, and he's pushing 36 years old. Why would the Steelers even build an offense around a clear stop-gap? The Steelers IMO went backwards with their offense by unloading Mason Rudolph. They should have kept him and drafted a QB high and rolled the dice. I can see grabbing one of these guys but BOTH? Boggles my mind.

Your (illogical) bias is well documented here, too. He didn't say critics were narrow-minded. He said people saying the Bills haven't had success are narrow-minded. Our team has been successful. It just hasn't won the big prize, yet. When you cherry pick comments and take things out of context to bolster some extreme view, that's where authority and reasonableness go out the window. He's not defending the status quo. Do you really think a head coach, who likely works 70 hours a week, doesn't care about winning it all? Quote: "When you talk about the Bills, whether it's Josh, myself, our team, we've had so much success. What's left for Josh and for all of us is to take that one more step that we need to take." He's not blaming Josh for anything. Goodness, man.