BringBackFlutie

What are physical intangibles?

I remember them using it, here and there, like everyone else does. I don't remember an all-out commitment to it like Jauron and Marrone's teams.

ONLY a semi?

Beyond. It was beyond stupid.

The first one was under Jauron with Edwards, and the second was under Marrone with Manuel.

I was like, "lol. Whut?"

Ah, so what you're saying is that, when FOX has a doubleheader, I won't have to watch bowling at 4 PM on CBS? It'll now be an NFL game, regardless of market?

I'm confused. I've seen plenty of out of town games on CBS while the Redskins are playing on Fox at the same time. Did I not? Am I missing something?

Well. That IS his lawyer making that comment. Right?

From the comment on Byrd- "Ko Simpson, beware: you are officially on the roster bubble." ?

I'm confused. That thread was started last September. The math doesn't add up.

.... I respect you.

I didn't give you a "meh" because I disagree with your post (although I don't agree with the premise- obviously); I gave it to you because what you're trying requires a certain artistic skill that you just don't seem to have.

I don't mind being known as drunken fans. I do mind being known as people who turn tailgating into a frat party and do really stupid, dangerous stuff that has little to do with the game. I guess, for me, it would at least always need to be a body slam of an opponent fan via a Bills fan. It needs to be Bills-themed. The real problems, to me, are that whoever does it will have been drinking, and that the act is less a Bills tradition, and more a viral drunken stunt. I'm fine with stuff like drinking out of helmets or whatever other non-violent drinking games people come up with. It's just that we've switched from the drinking town with a football problem (funny and understandable), to drunken degenerates that seem to have connected tailgating more to drunk-inspired activities than to football-inspired activities, during which we happen to drink heavily.

So I can see you're new here (or not)...

No no no. Kiko 2.0. And I'm okay with that. The dude just flies around the field and punishes people, then picks the ball off for good measure.

Ice cold. I like it.

Hey! More Mike for me!!!!

I effin' love Mike Schopp.

Fightin words...

Cheerios? Juice? Is Oliver- dare I say- a complete breakfast?

I was actually hoping that this thread was MADE today. That would've been outstanding work.

Wow. Talley is a giant man for a linebacker from that era.

I was just thinking that this guarantees Fitz a starting job in Miami. Not on opening day, of course.

So I'm super-excited about this pick, and Oliver is a monster. He also looks like he's genuinely excited to be a Bill. That being said...I think a valid question is, "as this pick relates to our overall defense, did we really get better on D, or just replace Kyle Williams?" Oliver seems to have all the same traits- high motor, lightning quick off the ball, good technique, undersized. What's the difference that's going to make our D better than it was with Kyle?