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That was extremely well done

Any of you disc golfers in the Rochester area - we should play sometime also ( selfish promotion) . I’ll be performing in one of my bands tonight at “bands on the bricks” here in Rochester 🙂

Guitar - Perform a few gigs a month Disc Golf - about 4 times a week DnD - I DM and run a homebrew world Kayaking Hiking

Yep. Multiple reporting outlets had him as the best player on the field at yesterdays camp practice. Also, I witnessed it in person on Sunday and Monday. Not perfect, but plenty good play for a cb2.

that's literally a re-post of the same post by the one entity

I appreciate the backing! I would have agreed with you if it was just grammar correcting and they didn't provide the clever association in their reply that they did

LOL normally I'd not even reply or give two ***** but this was clever

That’s true. He was out of sight out of mind today on run plays

Just got home from Camp today… a couple overall observations- all the wr’s struggled in 1 on 1 drills with the defense allowed to be physical today. Coleman faired the best but it was still tough out there. In 11 on 11, the d line and safeties absolutely stuffed the run. Also Cook is our only back that can beat people to the edge. Also, in 11 on 11, Tre White faired acquitted himself really well and Hairston faired did football things well too ( was better then he faired performed in 1:1

Just got back from camp. My top 5 observations were: - Coleman had a real nice day with zero drops, going up the ladder for the easy win on a few passes, and best of all, getting some separation at the top of his routes with some burst on a few. - Bass was 3 for 7 on a series of 47 yd fg’s. Sure it was in the rain, but no bueno. I’m still confident in him after his comeback last season, for now. - Milano sniffs out run plays at a very high rate. Very good read and react moments out there has him living in the backfield - Shavers made plays all morning, and was inserted with the 1’s more than expected ( Samuel with a DNP helped). Great hands and solid routes. Felt terrible when he went down with an ankle related injury on the absolute last play of practice. - Lorax was at practice today, and looks like he could still step on to the field! He and his son were out there. He signed a boatload of autographs and made his way into the practice field and could be seen coaching up some of the defensive players. Love that guy

It’s not that it's a bad move by the Jets… it’s that it’s a bad move because the Jets made the move, and by their nature the Jets moves all turn to 💩 .

Happy Birthday @Alphadawg7 ! Great story

Bruce Smith is arguably the Best Defensive End of all time (and played in a 3-4 scheme doing it as we know), a multi-year all pro, defensive player of the year, the all-time sack leader by a lot, and played on a 4 time back to back Super Bowl team. In the vast majority of games he played in, he was the best player on the field. Watching him live was like watching no other end I've ever set eyes on. His pass rush tools, his incredible lean and balance, his speed and agility, and unexpected power. Only Reggie White lives in the same stratosphere as Bruce Smith. Yeah, I get the Manning love for sure, but.... it's Bruce. best #1 pick ever.

I asked about that in my visit and was advised that there is a hard limit now (going forward at the new stadium) on any one entity having over a certain amount of tickets, that will prevent much of that re-seller activity, and that they scour accounts for similarities of contacts, titles or names, phone numbers, etc. Maybe my rep was lying to my face about that, idk, but for what it's worth...

Mine only jumped about 5% for the game tickets in 2026, so it must not be a directly proportional increase and is more dependent on section... Interesting

This was when we felt it was a team of destiny that could overcome any situation. Was there with my Dad. Great memory.

This was a great and memorable game to be at. I still think about it often when telling my boys about the old 90's days.

You're correct. And our appointment was 5/5 Yep. We got ours for 2000 and those have also now been out there for a while.

Went for my visit 2 weeks ago and Maintained the equivalent of my current seats at the new stadium. PSLs for my 3 seats was not quite down to what I was wishing for but were within reason. We’re going to be fully covered as well. Cost of the actual tickets in ‘26 price was given as well, and was only about a 5% increase over my current seat prices. Overall happy with the experience and excited to have this done. The PSL’s overall are selling plenty well from what we could see as available options

Larry KinneBREW was fun for a minute!

While that's mostly true, that still was his mindset and personality, and the Bills in '25 (as per the OP question) would never have someone like him in that room.

It would never be Flutie with his team dividing locker room presence and tactics. Taylor has the perfect mentality for it and won’t lose the game with turnovers but won’t win you games on his own. Fitz could win you 2 out of 4, or 4 out of 9, with ups and downs. Guess I’d go with Taylor

Thurman's first game and then his 200+ yard breakout! Good choices

This random game was a blast! The "Rickey Williams game" in 2002. He goes for 200+ and we still destroy them in a winter wonderland setting.

Sam Cowart. What could have been