Stanley Lombardi
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1 hour ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Seriously, every time I see him doing a commercial I just look at him and ask why?
In his entire career, he only had 2 seasons where he had more TDs than INTs (and barely had more in those 2 seasons). I mean he literally made the HOF over one game prediction and wearing fur coats. It’s a travesty he’s in the HOF while so many other players with substantially better careers are not.
I mean he finished his career with 173 TDs to 220 INTs and a dismal 65 QB Rating.
For the space of maybe 5 years, Namath was the most famous player in football. Somewhere in that sentence lies the kernel of his inclusion in the "Hall of Fame." See if you can locate it.
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1 hour ago, BUFFALOBART said:
..Hope that you are being sarcastic, but Trump would be washing dishes, if his old man didn't funnel him tens of millions, when he was still alive.
HOW does one bankrupt multiple Casino's??? Trump Steaks, Airlines/FAKE University, etc, etc.....
His sons are A-holes as well as he, BTW....
Best of all, starting in January you'll have four more years to bash President Trump. Ain't life grand!-
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14 hours ago, Buffalo716 said:
Different types of stress
Baseball pitchers get Tommy John because their elbows get blown out. If anything this would blow out his rotator cuff
Humor eludes some, and some more than others.
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I propose that the winner be awarded The Tommy John Trophy.
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A compelling character. Ordering a #14/Diggs as we speak (in blue, of course).
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The Buffalo Bills/NFL: Jumping the Shark, As We Speak
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No. Not under any terms or circumstances.
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I'm thinking Ed Oliver. But for the first couple games, it might have to be somebody else.
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I met Johnny Bench after a Bisons game at War Memorial in 1967. He had the dimensions of a brick.
I met OJ in Lockport Memorial Hospital, where my mother worked. He used to visit kids in hospitals around the area. He was so ridiculously athletic that he seemed to float, not walk, through the halls.
(I've met a few more, but I'll confine my response to GOATs and HOFers.)
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20 hours ago, Hampton Josh fan said:
I didn't mention Flutie because he was actually good and fun to watch. However, they imbecilicly replaced him for Music City Miracle. Johnson probably had the best game of his career.
"Imbecilicly" -- Love it! Where has it been all my life?
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14 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:
That's because you are new to the board and don't know Kirby.
I don't know Kirby, but I know that Kirby doesn't know Jack.
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I'm calling BS on the lot of you. You don't know jack.
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This kid is going to be like Incognito, only sane. What could be better than that!
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58 minutes ago, Phil The Thrill said:
It didn’t find this nearly as humorous as many you did. It was a meh article from a reporter trying way too hard to be witty
I LOLed. Once I even ROTFLed. Damned sense of humor must be out of alignment again.
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Stayin' Alive. Those iconic opening notes grab you and then you grab them and neither of you lets go.
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He won't be there at #54. Beane will have to move up.
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Three years from now, the best WR from the '20 draft will not be a first-round pick.
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2 hours ago, HappyDays said:
The original predictions were assuming no widespread social distancing policies. The new predictions are assuming we continue the current social distancing policies. You have to read beyond the headlines with this stuff because the media is notoriously bad at reporting science.
The media chooses which "science" to report, and which "science" to ignore.
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"Interestingly enough, Allen has also racked up the highest percent of dollars wagered in Vegas so far (22 percent)..."
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Fearful symmetry.
Why is Joe Namath in the HOF?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I also got to see him at the Rockpile in his heyday. So pardon me for waxing rhapsodic, but Joe Namath was the most effortless and elegant passer the game has ever known. His passes were more poetical than mechanical. If they don't belong in the the Halll of Fame, then they belong in the Louvre.
And, lest we forget, he happened to win the most historically significant game in the history of the sport.