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My mom and Dad went to Hoak’s every Friday. I’d beg them for an extra fish fry, and normally they sent us a cheese pizza (lent), but once a month they’d bring myself and one of my siblings a fish fry to split.

Well, I don’t want false hopes on Cooks, but it has to be better than our current stable. At this point I’m ready to release Coleman after the season. No one is going to trade for him so keep him until March as we may need in case of emergency break glass down the run. McD behind closed doors needs to rake Brady over the coals to get more creative and adjust in game to our opponents. We don’t ever need to know about it and maybe he’s already done it. Never air dirty laundry to us. So bring on Cooks. I don’t know if he can handle the Pitt. game, but Cooper did it last year. He’s an 11 year vet. If you give him simple routes in the tree, he’ll grow with playbook the following week with Cincy.

As Stunad (just kidding Stonada, my first marriage was a hardcore Italian family out of NYC so I was able to learn all the slang) I agree with Kinkaid, Oliver, and Brown back there is a chance as long as Coleman sits out. As far as Condrington, I don’t see why he should take the field as Davis has proven in this new kickoff rules, a fast, and tough and elusive gets us better field position. Shakir routinely taking punt returns and is doing a fine job. I like my chances with a full O Line, and the other two as we may be able to get some pressure. As far as Denver or possibly Houston, maybe I don’t know keep one in to chip like Hawes and then a quick dump off for Josh. Stop with all of these mesh routes. Brady you are way too predictable. To me the way to fix this mess is fire Brady now or soon, ans Terry open the wallet and make a high salary offer to Daboll to lure him back. McD enough with this over your head Coordinators, ans for Christ’s sake take over play calling of the defense. Babich can still run practices, and even OTAs, minicamps, and training camp, but my god Babich your over your head. Your just not as good as McD.

716， thanks for sharing sincerely。I’m class if 85, my brother 81, all of my cousins graduated from there, and back then we had a solid football team, but our best sports were wrestling (myself among others better than me), and baseball. St. Francis is in my heart as a lot if fine memories. My younger cousins shared a homeroom due to the spelling of their names from Polian, Telesco, Caldwell, and finally same classroom as Daboll. Back then we were divided up by Honors, CP1, 2, and 3. Homeroom was simply by name as they didn’t want some kids to feel elitist due to academic performance. I know it’s not Bills, but when I occasionally read this stuff, it reminds me of my childhood, so again thanks 716.

He’s another washed up guy, but at this desperation point, whatever.

Dave, excellent synopsis of this game and the season’s offensive scheme approach. This is what is meant when you hear analysts indicate Brady is way too predictable and Kroger is not adjusting line protections based on opponent. It is as stated above an overly confident assessment that Josh can always evade pressure. His OLine coach and OC need to help him, and Beane is getting what he deserved for the arrogant approach of persistently ignoring WR, and the stupid excuse is we don’t need speed, we need football players. Beane and McD, how’s that working out for you? Hey Beane, why not draft high another jag D Lineman and then overpay for him instead of constructing a roster that can actually impose its offensive will on opponents? Oh, that’s right, that’s what you do each and every year, and yet we still can’t defend the run.

Obviously the other poster who demonstrated the vomit emoji must not know there is a rotation and as you point out we get the AFCW, our division, the same ranked position for the finish if this year for AFCN, and AFCS. We also with the 17th game have the NFCW on the rotation, and the NFCN. It amazes me there is no confusion still as this has been the formula since we went to the 17th game, and prior in a 16 game schedule, was the same minus the 17th NFC rotation. This isn’t even close to new. Regarding your request for comments Nitro, as mentioned, you play who you play which is why goofballs who complain the NFL schedulers screwed them on the radio don’t know what they are talking about. Besides, between possible coaching, front office changes, draft picks, free agent acquisitions, injuries, who we released, retained, or even reduced their contract are all factors going to projecting an outcome. What is appreciated OP, is I don’t have to look up who is on the rotation as you did it for us, so thanks.

I was going to write this, but you beat me to it. That was the right call. Not kicking the FG on 4th and 1 was a mistake. One of you just wrote each game is it’s own situation. The analytics are just a tool. Knowing and deciding which decision will be the best at that point if the game is the issue. McD is usually a better game manager knowing when to go for it, and when to make the kick or the punt, but this night there were mistakes. Now, it was obvious Brady is too indecisive and getting plays into JA, far too late. He’s making the game predictable when our team is down to the last second every play. There is a reason why TB could opposing defenses called off sides often.

The one thing I do appreciate is you’re an unapologetic Pats fan, and this is appreciated as too many division rival fans troll here and pretend to be Bills. I agree with the mods of you’re respectful, and you are, and support you’re team without trashing ours, than you should always feel modestly welcome here. With that said, don’t be so confident we can’t pull it out in Foxborough as we’ve been doing it for several years now. Here’s where we can agree. I hope both teams comes out after the outcome healthy. That’s as far as ill Go.

Pats Fan, this is a Bills site, so no I don’t want to see Maye hurt, but banged up like Josh’s beating this past week is fine with me. Just banged up, not injured. I never wish injuries on any opponent. Not even TB 12 at his prime. That’s a cheap way to win and these are people. These line injuries for them will make it harder on Maye having time to see his reads. Our line last Thursday was an anomaly. They have been solid for two years. I’ll look at them vs. in a couple of weeks.

It makes sense as the Steelers as always start falling apart around this time of the year. I can’t tell you how many acquaintance friends I have at the gym or favorite sports bars, and to a person love their team, and universally are begging Mr. Rooney to fire Tomlin. It just seems from the outside his voice is like noise as in the teacher from Charlie Brown.

Chip Kelly did fine at Oregon, but he’s just not an NFL coach. What works in college doesn't work in the NFL. As far as Carroll, he’s taking over a mess, and a mismanaged organization. He can get it together, but needs three years. He went to back to back SBs with the Seahawks, and the National Championship with USC. He’s one of the few that can do it in college and the pros. He’s getting long in the tooth, but he made a bad hire in Kelly.

It’s always a mistake thinking you’re the smartest guy in the room. That’s exactly what it seems like more and more by both of these guys. I’ve been a McD supporter for years, but not moving on from Brady is simply a mistake. Eat crow and offer it to Daboll and start winning. Beane, draft some studs as WRs vs. the crap pile of Coleman and even before that one, the Elam nightmare.

Well my other Tampa, Bills fan other than me, it depends on the Steelers, Pats, and Eagles. I’m not overly worried about the others although I can also see us falling apart. Brady is way too predictable and we can’t buy separation from our WRs.

I know. And he’s not the problem why?

You take 20 bone crushing hits between the 8 sacks and 12 hits, with no WRs getting separation faster, and let’s see how any QB plays. In rank order I blame Beane, then McD for continuing sticking with Brady, and Brady. Beane also could’ve made a larger effort to push a trade for a separation WR, vs.making excuses.

As much as I feel for Jethro looking for some answer on Brady’s delayed called plays, JA17 calling his own plays is not the answer. I just wish McD would stop being stubborn on not bringing in Daboll in some capacity. Brady is in over his head and Beane has not given Brady the horses in WRs for him to open things up.

As much as Russini’s idea has merit, they’ll never do it.

She was a hottie. I just saw her in a commercial recently. She’s still attractive. BTW- there’s nothing wrong with watching a sappy love story every once in awhile. Heck my wife Puts up with me watching stuff like the Terminal List, and Dark Wolf (that was the new one), Reacher, SWAT, etc.. She never complains. So if every once in awhile I’m tasked with The Bills A Love Story, or any other love story, except The Wind Beneath My Wings, or The Notebook.

I did my friend. Not to get sappy, but we just took a walk at sunrise. I try and compromise with her as we drove to a park on the north end of the Tampa Bay. Now I’m free and clear to go to the gym, then church, and watch football today. My other compromise is I promised to make her dinner. She’s really trying to understand why Buffalo is so special to me. Anyway, everyone enjoy the day with family with the games. I’m looking forward to the Bucs/Rams. Dallas/Philly might be good as well.

DC, I was correcting myself, not you. I almost made light of it as well. I know better.

I laughed at it was funny, yet, domestic violence is nothing to laugh about. Between Elam, and Coleman, way to go Beane. My gosh.

I told my wife we have to watch it, even if for no other reason than showing her a little about Buffalo. We only married (remarried as both on our second) and she has yet to travel to Buffalo. She was excited to see it tonight. She loved Hard Knocks, and this a woman raised in China whos first NFL game watched was with me when dating. So I’m a yes.

That’s true, especially the Giants SB. Polian made a point in 30 for 30 how the Bills had an overwhelming winning record against NFC teams. There was a common theme with NFC fans that they were the superior conference even though I took the time once as I counted up SB winners all the way back to GB and it’s basically tied. Anyway, Jimbo was a guy I looked up to in my early 20’s as he was larger than life. I remember when we came back against the Saints, Jim was in the locker room post game and said to the reporters “who here thinks we could come back down by multiple TDs”. “You’re a liar, you’re a liar, etc.”. The reporters all laughed. So I flew up for the game as just moved to Tampa. I’m out with my friends at Cole’s downtown that night. I’m in the bathroom as many 20 somethings do after drinking way too much beer. In comes Jim, and I imitated him, and he started belly laughing. Needless to say, I washed my hands and shook his hand. I told him we love you Jimbo. You’re so Buffalo. He took that as a real compliment. So when I first chose a handle for this page years ago, I chose it after him. He was flawed when single and even cheated on his wife, but he figured it out, and what he did for Hunter was nothing less than amazing.

Well I hit 58 in the coming week so I was little, but remeber when 5 my older brother and dad going nuts when he broke the 2003 yards. They scared me they were yelling so much in jubilation. I didn’t understand it until much later. It’s crazy he played a small bit in the blockbuster in the 70’s, the Towering Inferno, then of course the Hertz commercials, and you probably remember him as Nordberg in the Naked Gun movies. Obviously I was in my 20’s when we all watched the caddy driving leaving the scene in the 90’s.