Artful Dodger

Levy still has first-hand memories of the Great Depression. He was in the Army Air Corps in WW2, for goodness sakes. He was born in the same year as Jack Lemmon, Johnny Carson, and Margaret Thatcher. And he's a sharp as ever. What a remarkable guy and an admirable man!

I like it. I'm happy to pay more taxes if it means that Terry can afford a nicer yacht.

At least this will gin up some drama for "Hard Knocks" which has been really dull so far.

The Bills are priceless. You can't put a value on them.

There's no drama at all. And they missed the bit where Josh Allen started talking to his receivers about quantum physics.

And they all lived happily ever after.

The thing about Trump is that you never really know what's going on. Is he trying to restore sanity to Washington, DC? I live in the DC suburbs, and the city is a disorderly mess and there are a lot of homeless people, but why now? Other than the omnipresent smell of weed which is deeply annoying, it's a lot safer than it was a few years ago when one congressman got carjacked and a congresswoman got assaulted within the same year. Is he creating a diversion to troll his political opponents just because he enjoys pushing their buttons? When he successfully pushes their buttons, they often act as if they're insane, and that certainly helps him politically. Or is there something more sinister at work here? Who knows? Maybe not even Trump.

I hate 'em all. Except the Jets. I feel sorry for the Jets.

The important question is how well he is going to work with the Bills' legendary long snapper, Reid Ferguson.

Normally I would agree with you but the legendary Reid Ferguson, the longest tenured Bill on the team, isn't going anywhere.

After hearing this, I'm a little ashamed that I generally just watch the Bills on TV from a La-Z-Boy recliner in the family room. During the winter, I keep the temperature cranked up. I mute the commercials. Sometimes while I'm watching, I'll have a diet coke or if it's a playoff game, maybe a light beer.

He actually stops to listen to what these fans have to say. Amazing.

Reid Ferguson, the Bill's long snapper. He's the longest tenured player on the team and he just signed an extension with Buffalo for another four years, so he must be really good at what he does. Also, there are no superstar long snappers in the league, so that's a gap waiting to be filled.

My interest gradually decreased after 2000 or so. It bottomed when the Pegulas bought the team and hired Rex Ryan to be coach. At that point, I almost gave up on the team.

In his methodology, wide receivers are weighted more heavily than running backs or tight ends. So, the Bills' strongest skill player, James Cook, contributed less to the overall ranking than the Bills' mostly underwhelming group of receivers. He also used recent performance history, and players such as Dalton Kincaid and Curtis Samuel had down years last year. If his methodology is accurate, imagine how good Josh Allen and the offensive line are to propel the Bills into being one of the top ranked offenses in the league.