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The Jokeman

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  1. 1 minute ago, Einstein said:


    As I mentioned before, Wilson is *really* good.

    Some fans on here laughed at me when I raved about him all season. Funnily enough, some of those fans think Alec Pierce is great (go figure).

    Give Garrett Wilson a top 5 QB and he is a top 3 WR.

    As Burrow and Chase have shown, no guarantee that gets you a lot in the NFL.

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  2. 3 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:

    Not bad company considering the QBs that he has started his career out with:

     

    You’re underrating Wilson. He’s a great player that has trash around him on offense. 

    Breece Hall is good but their Oline is trash and honestly rest of their skill guys are Just Average Guys and call me Thomas but I doubt Fields puts it together as a passer. Yeah they can draft a QB next season but as we've seen recently no guarantees your 1st Round QB is the next great one.

  3. Milano is becoming brittle the last two seasons, am sure it's why we got Shaq Thompson as insurance. Bernard missed his rookie year but since been relatively healthy but two guys playing 25/34 hard to do when once has played 9/34. Also turnovers are so hard to predict sure some players have the gift to cause them but hard to predict and sacks even moreso especially with blitzing LBs. With the improvements on the Dline our LBs might actually stay clean and beable to maintain rush lanes and stop the run again but we'll see. 

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  4. 13 minutes ago, Mango said:

     

    To be fair there are a lot of stories, and he would be easier to forgive if there wasn't also violence towards women involved.

     

    And it wasn't a "prime years issue" it was basically until he got jaw cancer issue. I was hearing stories and first hand accounts from my south town friends well past the y2k scare.

     

    Listen, I didn't come here to poop on Kelly or his family. Good vibes to his grandkids. But it's also so incredibly gross to put Kelly on a pedestal. People ignored what a POS Kelly was for nearly his entire life because he could throw a football. And suddenly it feels like those same people who ignored what a trash person he was because of the 90's want to use him as a shinning star because he's done the bare minimum to not be a garbage human.

     

    Again good vibes to his family, but Jimbo deserves little to no praise for anything other than being a tough SOB and being good at throwing a football. Frankly I don't know how anybody can feel any other way about a guy who beat up women.

     

    Thank you. 

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  5. 7 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

    Jim Kelly is proof that people can change.

    All stories I heard about him in his prime years is that he was a giant a-hole.  

    Now he seems like the most kind and genuine person....great family man.

     

    Pulling for this family.  They have been through so much.

    Great family men don't have affairs, https://www.essentiallysports.com/nfl-legends-news-bills-legend-jim-kelly-admits-being-unfaithful-to-his-wife-during-sons-diagnosis/ Just saying. Jimbo may be better than he was but he still far from a saint. 

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  6. 2 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

    Whenever that McKelvin fumble @Pats was. 2009?  I just remember laughing instead of being heartbroken.  I was just done with Trent Edwards and Dick Jauron at that point and was hoping we'd find a way to self tank that season.

    The Levy GM years kind of made me realize that I took my fandom too seriously and was too emotional invested so I took a step back. So now I don't get as upset at losses or wins. I still watch every game but at the end of the game I even scream in happiness or sadness and then move on from it. Where prior I'd let it fester. 

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  7. So I know there won't be a trial but anybody follow this case at all? It's a damn shame we might ever find out the killers motives or however he got connected to the victims. Yet man not sure if Kohberger was so "book smart" but dumb to get caught or if was all done on purpose so he could be infamous like his seemingly "hero" in Ted Bundy. 

  8. Me and the wife have been watching some reality game shows of late. Netflix's Devil's Plan is interesting to say the least. It's funny watching another culture (Korea) dealing with having to be underhanded etc. compared to what see from Americans. Toss in the brains on these people are amazing as the games they have to play are whoa. Destination X on Peacock is also fun but a tad more easier in some sense although the latest episode was a bit of a surprise. 

    On 7/8/2025 at 10:03 PM, CookieG said:

    Sinners, the much ballyhooed movie featuring Mrs. Josh Allen, is on Max now.  it'll probably be there for a while

    We saw it in theaters, it was a good movie. Ending a surprise and be sure to stay through surprise cut scene. 

  9. On 7/6/2025 at 6:10 PM, PonyBoy said:

    Saw Josh's commercial on the TV today. It's still kind of weird Buffalo has a QB good enough to be asked without a ring.

     

    Call me nostalgic, but our last star QB to make a commercial to remember was Jim Kelly for Wegmans.

     

     His line of eat those Wedgeables, eat those Wedgeables 😀

    I think it was strive for 5 if I remember correctly. 

     

    Hey Kelly was also on late night commercials supporting some kind of ponzi scheme after he retired. I think it was after he closed the doors on his failed bar/restaurant in downtown Buffalo. 

  10. 11 hours ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

    I always wondered what Kelly’s career trajectory would’ve looked like if he had immediately came to Buffalo instead of all that USFL crap. Kind of seemed like a waste of 3 more potential prime years. 

    If Kelly played here right out of college it could be debated that we'd have more success in 1984/1985 and not be bad enough to earn the top pick in 1985 and have no shot at Bruce Smith or some of the other players we got in those drafts (see Reich, Reed to a degree Burkett. Wolford, Rolle)  So going to Houston conversely helped him here in not only have him develop but also us get a better supporting cast that ultimately he joined us in 1986

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