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Bahahaha…

We’ll, you know, one should always be helpful.

I think if a trade is made there it is Elam in a player-for-player trade. He would have better value. I could see Beane targeting a recent first round OT or ML that someone else feels has underperformed their draft status and swinging that trade. I think Benford is the week 1 starter across from Tre.

I’ve been impressed with the play of WR Marcell Ateman. He seems to have no shot at the 53, but I’m hoping he makes the PS. Sure-handed, big-bodied receiver that gets open. Reminds me of Isiah Hodgins with a bit more speed.

FYI: The massage towel for the DeShaun Watson little person is sold separately.

Wonderful. Now just look this way…

Now they have.

Read this poem. Then read it bottom to top.

Well, the Bills game is over and I think we can all agree that this was the most exciting moment of the game. 😀

Another literate comic strip.

Tragic news. His soul has now ascended, “top shelf, where Mama hides the cookies.” RIP, RJ.

I don’t know. They gave Isabella his own presser today after featuring his catches from Josh at yesterday’s practice. I think the tea leaves are reading that he makes the 53.

Most swingers never admit their proclivities publicly.

I think that they are referencing the exact same people. With that said, 12th Man is generic, and Bills Mafia has become known worldwide, and is fully embraced by not only the players on the team, but the team itself. I would be in favor of them changing the 12th Man to Bills Mafia on the Wall of Fame

Yesterday was a tough day for lovers of 70s era singer/songwriters. First we lost the incomparable Robbie Robertson and then we learned Rodriguez had died at the age of 81. The singer, whose amazing road to fame was documented in the Academy Award-winning film Searching for Sugarman, was considered on par with Bob Dylan and gave up music here in the US, while not realizing he had become an icon in Australia and South Africa. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/09/arts/music/sixto-rodriguez-dead.html Here is my favorite song of his, Cause. RIP, Sugarman.

A legend. RIP, Robbie.