HamSandwhich

I hate that work blocks videos. I'm getting married next year 06/21 and I feel like whether I go through with it or not, hinges on what this video shows. Your comments scare me. MAMA!

Oh, I know they're irrelevant, and their opinion doesn't matter one iota. I just like it anytime the Bills are talked about and get a cheap thrill out of it. How dare you keep me from my fun?

That's exactly what I was trying to get at earlier.

Yes, this is a Bills message board...

How dare you expand on my perfectly written post. With the seats I'll likely get when I go to a game this year, I'll need them to master the latter.

+1

HAHAHAHA! +25

Not ashamed to say that Mama Cass flew right over my head. Whatcha talking about Willis?

Oh this thread is still going?

Can you post it? I can't believe they are that bad. If that's the case, we would be doomed for another decade.

"Huge" isnt hte word for it, MONUMENTAL issue, and issue larger than space itself, the giant gorilla in the room. It was the key reason we sucked so bad on D last year, IMO!

I was thinking this too. If my memory serves me right (I dont feel like googling right now) I would say you're right on. So much for the, Mario doesnt fit in the 3-4 theory. I'd like to hear his rebuttle, I'm sure there is one.

That's assuming that this is a traditional 3-4, which they've denied. They are calling it a hybrid with all kinds of wrinkles which included 4-3 plays. We'll see how it all plays out, but to your point, I think they brought in Alan Branch as a nose tackle.

Awesome article, I enjoyed it and am even more PUMPED to see what Petine will do with this D!

Tough break...I'm sure we'll have couple this year. Hopefully not to any big time players.

Mike and Mike had a field day reading all of Rodger's quotes this morning. I actually cringed a bit myself for Rodgers. Fact of the matter is that he was lied to by Braun. He believed his bud, and I'd bet, more than half of you would proclaim innocents for your friend if he/she told you they didn't do it.

It's alright Tac, you add to the conversation from you crotchety ways. Wouldn't be the same discussion without ya.

Lol, that's the feeling I got with him too. He's only 29 year old according to his profile, I wonder what he'll be like when he's 80. He won't even warn the daggum kids, he'll just start shooting

Well, that could be so, but that could be construed as the social norm as I've tried to say. Just depends on who's looking at it.

He should probably go to the thrift store with McLemore then...

I understand the concern some of you are putting forth, believe me. I myself wish he would make some better choices sometimes. However, one cannot argue, he's been an upstanding citizen. There are bigger fish to fry in the realm of atheletes gone awry. It's not so bad with Stevie. He's a 26 year old who's enjoying his life. Just as has been pointed out in this thread, he's not breaking laws. That's saying a LOT in the current climate of professional sports. Just today we hear about Von Miller. Cut him some slack. He's worked hard, he's arrived, now let him have a little fun. I think a lot of you would be doing the same. As far as what kind of standard should be set, I would also argue that that line is being blurred more and more with this current generation also. It seems that so much more is acceptable every year. It's a scary proposition in some respects. While we are constantly moving forward in some areas, it appears to me that we are quickly regressing in our social lives. This may be due to the ever increasing access to information and the smaller and smaller emphasis on face to face social activity that breeds respect for one another. All these message board hero's can sit behind their keyboards and spew hatred or inappropriate things. I digress, we could go on and on about this.

That statement was filled with contradictions. Sarcasm?

Not really, I'm saying the idea of social norm is in the "eye of the beholder" so to speak. Just because Eball sees a social norm as one thing, does not mean another person sees it that way. I would opine, in fact, that his type of behavior is becoming the "social norm" to more and more people with the new generations coming through.

I disagree with your assessment that this is not a "social norm". It depends in what social group you're attributing this to. Do you think there are no other grown ups out there that wear shirts that can be constured as inappropriate? In that group of people, it would be socially acceptable. Your assertion is that in your social norm, this is a violation. Each person has his or her own idea of a social norm, its completely subjective.

Exactly, he's been a model player on the field since his first breakout year. ...and none of the showering or grooming...who does he think he is?