TheBrownBear

After what we've been through, it's hard NOT to deify the guy. He ain't perfect, but I wouldn't trade him for anyone else in the world. He's the perfect fit for the fanbase and city. We are damn lucky to have him.

Great idea! Design it with a charging buffalo on the end!

Ah..."please hear me out"...the kiss of death for any post.

If that wasn't bad enough, they also kept Gerry Rice and Tuhrell Owns on the PS over Stevenson.

You're thinking of Dr. McDaniel when asked about Saturday: "We will not beat them in the cold. We will not beat them on the road. We will not beat them in the snow. We'll get our @ss kicked this I know."

I like this ChatGPT fellow. Would like to hear more from him. Does he have a pod?

"Selling your soul to the devil?" Holy crap...what an overreaction. He did/said some dumb things during the pandemic, but nothing malicious, a rather loud portion of fans turned on him and he was emotionally hurt by it and lashed out a bit. Maybe not the most mature response for a guy his age, but he's a human being and I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt and a second chance as a fan. It's not like he's a bad guy or has done anything to hurt people, committed crimes, etc.

Just get Fitzy to paint it on his chest and have him rile up the fans from the sidelines!

frozen dildos hit twice as hard

Trolling the Bills? More like he's playin himself.

Or when it's too tough for us, the Fins are likely to die.

"Tua made a point to throw a nerf ball around with his nephew in the freezer section at a Miami area Piggly Wiggly this past offseason. He hopes that prepares him for this weekend in Buffalo."

How does Cole Strange pick him and then just let him wobble back to the line? He had to know that Parker was completely F'd up.

a whole lotta words for something you don't care at all about. lol. jk, man.

I was at that game as well. What an awful awful time that was. Rob Johnson was broken by then, so we were treated to 4 wobbly interceptions from AVP. Furthest I've been is from San Diego to Buffalo for a handful of games. Never traveled for a game when I lived in Buffalo.

Yes. Tied for first with two other teams, but lost the tiebreakers, so I'm a 3 seed and missed the bye. I have Tyreek, Justin Jefferson, and Mike Williams, so I was absolutely carried by my WR play and Nick Chubb. Otherwise, my roster is complete garbage and my starting QB is now Deshaun Watson.

One of my favorite Bills games of all time. It was my wife's (then GF) first Bills game and first time attending anything in the snow, having been born and raised in San Diego. Think Ricky Williams ran for like 230 yards and we were getting our azzes completely handed to us in the first half. Then the snow started falling, Jim Kelly started pumping up the crowd on the sidelines, the Fish wilted and Bledsoe, Moulds and Price went absolutely crazy over a 10 minute stretch. My wife was just going nuts cheering for the Bills and enjoying the snow - absolutely quintessential Buffalo experience for her. By the time we got to our car it was full on blizzard conditions. Love it!

Yeah, not sure he was THAT GOOD, but I agree with boyst that Moulds was a HOF level talent. He played with mostly terrible quarterbacks and he started running into soft tissue injuries in his mid-to-late career. If he would have played with a guy like Peyton Manning he would be considered an all-time great. I love AJ Brown because he reminds me so much of a prime Eric Moulds. I'd love to have that guy on this roster.

It means Beasley is all clean, washed, and freshened up from his time off. The stink of his past Twitter whining and injuries have been effectively washed away.

He's on record as being tight with Beas. I think he's good with it. McKenzie still got paid and has the last laugh, so to speak.

Screenname/moniker checks out. 😁

Thanks. Even with Hines' lack of usage on offense, I think that mix of trades (Ford and Moss for Hines) has still been a win for the Bills given his return game abilities.

I've said it a handful of times over the past two years. Josh just gets too greedy at times and when he gets in that mode early in a game (or stretch of games) it's hard for him to get out of that mindset. He's much more of a Brett Favre at this point in his career than a Tom Brady. On top of that, I think he's lost some confidence due to that stretch against GB, Jets and Minny - you can see it in how long he's holding the ball right now. He doesn't want to make the critical mistake. I thought the New England game was mostly a step back in the right direction from Josh, while the Jets game might have been a small step back again (though it's hard to say that with any confidence given the weather, drops and general lack of trust Josh currently, and rightfully, has in his outlet/underneath options).

His teammates love him. He was an important mentor in the WR room and they know how tough he was to play through injuries last year.

I'm thrilled that Linus has his blankie back, but it's hard not to feel a real sense of disappointment with the way the McKenzie, Cook, Hines, Shakir (and to some extent, Gabe Davis) decisions/experiments have played out to this point.