Kirby Jackson

Seriously?!? Foster never makes plays. I don’t think we will see another game without McKenzie. We may see Duke and Foster flip flop but McKenzie played 68% of the snaps last week. He’s a critical piece of the offense at this point.

If you only want one side of the story you are an idiot. That holds true in all facets of life. This place, like everywhere, is at its best when we have the whole picture. There’s a lot to like about the Bills and a lot to question. Why would we want to do one or the other when we can do both? We are smarter than that.

To me, I’d just assume play an extra OL. You don’t really have to account for Smith in the pass game. He’s a good blocker but not as good as an additional OL would be in short yardage. He commits 1-2 penalties a game. I just don’t see his value? Now, I’m not terribly high on Foster either. He’s open every play. He and I have caught the same number of balls this year. His ball skills are just so poor. He does add some value as a threat though. The thought of him over the top is enough to keep the safeties back and help in the running game. I believe that matters some. I’d still take 2 shots a game down the field. I just wish that every so often it resulted in a catch or PI flag.

Smith is the guy I’d have out as well. I just don’t think that they will.

Taylor Long Foster Yeldon Boettger Sweeney Coleman How’s that? Not what I would do but what I think they will do.

Compere Lapin is great too. I read an interview or watched an interview (can’t remember which) not too long ago with Nina Compton. She was discussing some of her favorite places to eat in New Orleans and it was so interesting. There were some places that you’d expect but there were also some smaller underrated places that I didn’t even know about. As a side story that has nothing to do with anything, I flew out of the new airport in New Orleans today. It opened yesterday. There is “Folse Market” which is basically a whole food court inspired by John Folse. He was there cooking today. I had just eaten but as soon as I saw him, felt like I had to get something. Sadly, my plane was about to board and missed my chance to have a meal cooked by John Folse.

I have!! It came highly recommended from a couple of close friends. The gazpacho was fantastic.

Make sure that you climb the waterfall while at El Yunque. It’s pretty cool.

I bet you’re a lot of fun at parties. I’ve found Puerto Rico to be a beautiful and charming place the few times that I was there. Yes, it’s corrupt but so is everywhere. I’d go back to PR in a second.

I fairly regularly eat at nice restaurants with no special occasion. It’s probably about once a week on average. I’m a single guy though and live in one of the world’s great food cities. It’s sort of a hobby for me. I have a good friend that is a total foodie and wino. She and I will go to different places pretty often and just have a nice night out. The meals range from mind-blowing to disappointing and everywhere in between. It gives me something to look forward to.

He’s done. Gordon was worth a shot. Dez, not so much

Is he improving? That’s obvious and if you vote otherwise you are wrong. Does that mean he’s where he needs to be? Nope. Those two things can be both, and are both, true.

Tebow runs a 4.71. Taysom runs a 4.44. Tebow is a good athlete. Taysom is a great athlete.

I think that this team cares about one another. I don’t think that it has anything to do with their religious beliefs, political beliefs or anything like that. It has to do with building a roster of high character individuals and getting to know one another on a deeper level. He’s made a point for the players to get to know the rest of the room on a personal level. Where did they come from? What makes them tick? What is their family like? These guys have a trust and respect for one another. They battle together. They aren’t united because of their religious beliefs; they are united because they care about the people in the room. Those things aren’t interchangeable.

Don’t know but old Uncle Kirbs has already parlayed PSU -6 to LSU money line for a 4 or 5 to 1 payout.

Yeah, that’s his son

Had a really good meal at Oceano last time I was there. There was a place in the Condado Hilton that was really good too (had the lamb chops) but don’t remember what it was called.

How I see it: 1. OSU 2. LSU 3. Clemson 4. Alabama 5. PSU 6. UGA 7. Oregon 8. OU 9. Utah 10. Florida

Not trying to be “that guy” but think that the article a few weeks ago was a WAY better encapsulation of us as a fan base. I’m not sure if it was on Yahoo or CBS but that guy really captured it. This one was surface level and a touch insulting. Edit (the Ringer): https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2019/9/26/20884655/buffalo-bills-mafia-tailgate

I’m not one that generally supports moving teams around. It guts a fan base and a community. With that being said, the Chargers aren’t really a LA team. They have no support, no roots, and no stadium. They will always be the Rams tenant and little brother. Moving them to London would check a lot of boxes and no one would care in LA.

Can’t even imagine what you are going through. Keep your spirits up and wish you nothing but the best!! Keep fighting!!

With all that he and his family have been through this year he’s a guy I’ll root for. Glad that he’s made his way onto a roster.

I think he would certainly be the most popular pick. He’d be 2 for me and Watson 3 but Wilson is just the guy that I know can do it consistently, stays healthy and has won on the biggest stage. He should have 2 rings.

I agree on Wilson 100%. If I could start an NFL team today with 1 player I am taking Wilson. He will be 31 this month but I think he has 6-8 years of elite play left in him. There are guys like Watson and Mahomes that have to be considered but I’ll take the known, consistent level of excellence from RW.

It’s an odd guy to hate on when Orton pretty much was the same guy (42-40 in his career). They played differently but were similarly effective. Decent bridge QBs that won more than they lost.