ChevyVanMiller

Correctamundo on both counts. Will be interesting to see if he responds. I happen to really enjoy his posts so I hope he does.

No. I will admit that this pic is for one poster in particular - if that clue helps at all.

Give a listen to this instant classic rant on WGR 550 from a guy named Duane. He speaks for the huddled Sabre’s masses. https://wgr550.radio.com/media/audio-channel/1-29-caller-duanes-sabres-rant

I agree. Grace Slick.

Dean will be perplexed at your first assertion and downright bemused at your overestimate on his income. ?

I'm totally floored. Wow, what sad news.

Man, that's brutal. It will be interesting to see next year when teams follow the Buffalo/Tennessee model and stack the box and make him try to beat you with throws outside.

Here are his young and older pics side by side.

Good guess, but No. Here’s a hint that should give it away - He is known for having facial hair. A lot of facial hair.

Good guess, but no. Here’s two hints that may help, no Googling - He was once briefly in a band with Jimi Hendrix and had a recurring role on the show Bones.

No, here's a hint: When he became famous he looked drastically different than he does in this pic. From his wiki: In 1984, he was back to 265 pounds and was Second-team All-Pro and a Pro Bowler. He tied his career high of 14½ sacks.

Again, no. Here's a hint - he's a guitarist.

That's who it looks like, but no.

Can you name this rocker?

Correct. He played his junior hockey for the Montreal Jr Canadians

Anyone recognize this Canadians player from 1968?

Winner, winner chicken dinner.

A great loss to be sure. RIP

He was the second overall draft pick in his draft class. He made four pro bowls as a defense of lineman and had two different seasons where he recorded 14 1/2 sacks.

Now this is a fun thread. Well done all around gentlemen.

Recently watched a movie on Netflix from 2013 that I had completely missed when it came out called About Time. It is from the creator of Love Actually and has a bit of the same vibe. It’s stars Rachel McAdams and a very young Margot Robbie. The premise is: a young man turns 21 and his father, played by the great Bill Nighy, lets him in on a little secret, namely that the men in his family can all time travel back to different parts along their own lifeline. Most of the movie follows the typical romcom formula, but there is a pretty neat twist at the end that might cause you to get the sensation that you’re chopping some onions. I highly recommend it, it was a terrific movie.

Can you name this former Buffalo Bills player? Hints to follow if there are no correct guesses.

Mr. Brady, paging Mr. Brady.

I'm pretty sure that Ryan Talbot gets his info from this board, so I wouldn't worry too much.