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He has six total targets this year. Six. Kincaid is playing roughly a third of the snaps. Meanwhile, the receiver getting the most playing time is Coleman. They have no idea how to utilize offensive players. That's why I didn't care about them not trading for Waddle. Who cares? They could get into a time machine and bring back 1998 Randy Moss, and he wouldn't do dick in this system.

Pokémon has such a ravenous collector base, so there’s a lot more transactions in that space. The popularity is unrivaled. It’s incredible what’s going on with Pokémon right now,” said CardVault co-founder Chris Costa, adding that Pokémon cards can sell for up to $1,000. Imagine explaining this to someone in like 1995.

McDermott is very cognizant of the fact that a big-name coordinator could question his strategy or even possibly replace him, so as long as he's here, we will not have a guy like that.

They are currently much more likely to win the Super Bowl than the Bills are. That would be absolutely horrific for this franchise on a number of levels.

Looking forward to watching this and then being utterly ashamed of myself upon its conclusion.

I thought this was going to be about maximizing the amount of endorsement deals you have as a player.

Love the conspiracy theory that suggests that rule was put into place to give the refs more control to manipulate the final point totals for gambling purposes. It's completely ridiculous but just reasonable enough to entertain it.

Bills - 28 Buccaneers - 17 This will be followed up by a stinker in Houston on Thursday night. Strap in, boys, the rollercoaster continues!

It's really sad to look back on. That was the year. Everything had fallen into place. They were peaking at the right time. All lost because our coaching staff didn’t understand that a touchback doesn't run any time off the clock. Or that a team with three timeouts doesn't need to use the sidelines. I will go to my grave believing that McDermott knowingly ceded a field goal attempt because he preferred that to risking a long pass to Hill. It's just disgusting to think about the overall incompetence and cowardice.

It's bizarre, and it's not because of player safety either. If they cared about that, we wouldn't have 17-game schedules, Thursday Night Football, or regular season games in places like Brazil and Germany. Combine the goofy kickoff with allowing the placekickers to use different balls so that they can make 70-yard FGs, and you're looking at (what I believe is) a perversion of the game.

Is it just a coincidence that multiple guys who used to be able to get open (Diggs, Knox, Shakir, Samuel, Moore, etc.) under other OCs happen to struggle mightily with Joe Brady in that role?

I like the conspiracy theory that the league is allowing kickers to use the juiced-up, doctored balls this year because they wanted anyone else to have the longest FG record.

Maybe McDermott can hook him up with his new optometrist.

Teams generally take on the identity of their coach. Fiery, inspirational coaches tend to have teams with a lot of heart. Milquetoast coaches who vacillate between being emotionless and panicking under high-stress moments? Well...

A lot of parallels with Allen and Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn in the cinematic classic "Major League II."