TheBrownBear

We are a Josh Allen regressing to the turnover mean from being a very mediocre offensive football team.

Close call, but I'll take 2002 Bledsoe and the rest of the drought all stars. You could field an absolutely insane defense with the drought guys (Mario, Schobel, Adams, Fletcher, Spikes, Clements, McGee, Vincent, Milloy, McKelvin, etc). Offensive skill guys have some firepower with Fred, Henry, Lynch, McGahee, Spiller, Evans, T.O., Stevie, Sammy. Besides coaching (and QB of course), I think the biggest drought weakness is offensive line, but you still have Jason Peters and quality lineman like Wood and Levitre.

This 300 sqft shack down the street from my old house is 3/4 of a million dollars. https://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/1335-Lehigh-St-92110/home/5235474 This is the SoCal real estate market for you.

Same here. Was at the game with my Mom (I was 11 at the time) and we went absolutely nuts. Hugging and high fiving everyone within a stone's throw.

This is where I stand. It makes no sense to file a civil suit against him as a student when he has zero resources to lose. She attempted to get some type of justice through the criminal system, which failed at the time and this is her last chance. Also, she did report the encounter as a sexual assault hours after it occurred. It's not as if she's making it up now out of thin air. The truth is that the only people who know for certain what occurred are the young woman and Hairston, and even then, two people can have very different perspectives on the reality of a given event.

I like Stevie a lot, but he barely cleared 1000 yards those years as our primary receiver and it wasn't because he was held back by Fitz. Fitz enabled guys like Brandon Marshall and Mike Evans to put up huge numbers in his stints with the Jets and Bucs, and even got Devante Parker to 1200 yards as a starter for the Fins.

You should really get on that, since you seem to have an elevated interest in his well-being.

Okay, you got me. You're technically right, but that quote in the context of the post in totality (See "Heartbreaking", "Awful") makes it sound like some sort of tragedy and almost attributes a "woe is me" attitude to Brees that I'm certain he doesn't share. The guy has some pain and loss of function when attempting to throw a football. He's still out there doing tons of active stuff everyday. He's generally fine compared with other 40-something guys who have played sports.

I doubt Brees wants anyone to feel bad for him. He can't throw a football anymore, but there's tons of us guys in our 40s with untreated rotator cuff injuries who can no longer throw a football or baseball without pain, but we can still do most everything else. I see videos of Brees golfing and playing pickleball all the time. He's living his best life. The headline: "ARM DOES NOT WORK" is just ridiculous clickbait to get us talking.

I'd do it for whatever is in House's wallet.

You'd like to think they could at least punish the Pats by giving them a couple extra 3rd round compensation picks!

Former Panthers just lining up in the morning outside of OBD like a Home Depot.

Taron Johnson would like a word...

53 plus PS.

I've only rewatched 2 losses: Super Bowl XXV and the Chiefs 14 seconds game. That's it.

Kristian Wilkerson

Oh, come on!!! He's either immediately lit up or diving on every one of these catches.

I thought Bowie's wife found him in bed with Jagger. At least that was the story I always heard as a kid. Anyhow, like you said, let people live how they wanna live, so long as no one is hurt. I lived and went to school in Los Angeles and had some friends in wilder circles (like famous AVN starlet types...lol). It wasn't uncommon for guys who didn't "use" to be "holding" for when girls came to party.

Crazy that EJ is only 35. If he were any good, he could still be on a roster somewhere.

It's a regular part of my weekend routine: Saturday: little league, honey-dos and grilling with the family Sunday: Attend church, pink cocaine, boats and h.o.e.s.

His teammates weren't kidding. Lock up your daughters, sisters and wives with this guy around. Great talent, but seemingly very troubled and immature human being.

Wow. Started in 2002. You really are a REAL fan!

I wish it were that easy. I've been a Bills fan since '83 (or really since birth) when my father picked me up from daycare and couldn't find a sitter for me (Mom worked nights), so he left a note for my mom and dragged me to a Monday night game against the Jets (yes, you can bet my dad was in the doghouse with Mom when we got home). I don't remember much from the game (I know we got killed and it broke some sort of record for fights and arrests) except for walking through the section tunnel and seeing the bright green field under the lights - it felt like magic! Turned out to be the first of probably 75-85 games I attended over the next 12 years. Wow. How did this come to be and what was your first game?

I don't think I've been there since the message board shut down. Found this place and haven't left.

We lost Cooper and Hollins. Say what you will about their production, but they were both veterans who knew their roles and did things the right way. If Coleman and Kincaid don't step up (or God forbid they backslide), we'll need big contributions from Moore and Palmer.