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Was hoping it would be in Cuber

My concern is that Joe Brady is actually Detroit native Marshall Mathers - AKA Eminmen and will sabatoge the Bills.

Say coach... I need new gloves. these are starting to smell like McGovern's arss ?

Desperation garbage time stats or they suck in the red zone.

My glove smells like Hailee.

Because that draft pick spent on a day 2 or 3 QB could have been another Benford, Milano, Shakir, Taron Johnson, or other player that has a better chance to contribute.

If Josh misses time to injury while Mr.Developmental 3rd rounder is still learning his way to the stadium, the rookie would be worthless to a team that is built for annual playoff appearances and while paying other producers on 2nd contracts. It would effectively be a lost season if they were dependent on him. If they want to bring in a prospect with potential to fill out the practice squad, fine. But, if the team stands any chance of progressing in Josh’s absence, they’d need an experienced signal caller who can identify sophisticated defenses and has leadership experience. Each year there are numerous retreads. Some never pan out and some just need a change of scenery (Darnold, Wilson, Winston, Baker, etc)

No. Draft one when the time approaches to replace the starter. Why draft (presumably) a day two or day three project QB who will have little opportunity to improve in real game action? He’d ride the pine for 4 years and because of inexperience would contribute next to nothing on the clipboard end. As long as Josh is in his prime with several more years of elite-level play, I believe the best course is to find veteran FA QBs who have game experience and fit the Bills’ culture. Someone like an Andy Dalton for example.

I suspect most of mom's go-to recipes originated from the red-plaid-covered Betty Crocker cook book or the latest trendy meal published in the Food sections of the Courier Express or Buffalo Evening News. Creamed chipped-beef on toast was an occasional economy choice. She meant well.

Yes. I've gotten some decent wings at Asian restaurants. They actually fry them crispy without having to send the rubbery-skinned ones back. Now, if they'd just learn to discard the tip and separate the flats from the drums. 🙂

Not that I’m settling, but I’ll be thrilled if they can take that next step- eliminating the Chiefs. Then I can start thinking about a superbowl appearance.

Or the storyline goes: the heartbreak kids… “hopes dashed after losing 3 of last 5-believed to be jinxed by message board guy”.

The local ‘7 Tequilas’-style neighborhood Mexican restaurants are the hamburger helper version of authentic south of the border cuisine. Nothing great, but still a notch above the places with drive-thru food options. With a Bogo coupon or taco Tuesdays I can get an inexpensive meal and have leftovers for lunch. It’s a night off from cooking and clean up at home. Oddly, some of the better wings I’ve gotten locally were at the casual dining Mexican restaurants here.

Mexican might be a good choice. Plenty of amazing culinary influences in the L.A. area coming from south of the border. ...And I don't mean McCormick's Taco-seasoned ground beef with Kraft cheddar cheese.

The great irony: the jaw-dropping explosive improvisation that probably sealed the award for Josh was the by-product of a fairly poor pass from Josh. It was a wobbly ball that was thrown behind Cooper. If not for Cooper's awareness and one-handed acrobatics, it could have been disaster. The reason Josh was in position for the pitch was that he realized the ball was off course and Cooper was being molested by three defenders hoping to relieve Coop of the pigskin. Josh put himself in position to become a defender if the ball was lost. Josh was lucky that Cooper's arm was free enough to toss the ball. In short, a poorly executed play from Josh turned into a highlight reel play. He turned lemons into lemonade. Congrats (again) JA17.

I think there are a few things that differentiates McD from coaches who find themselves on the hot seat after a couple of years. He's extremely organized. Seems to have a plan, then executes it. His overall life/work philosophy, part of which is to be the best you that you can be and find ways for constant improvement. He's incredibly gracious with no hint of an overblown ego. He stands up for his players, never pointing fingers. Following the negative column about McDermott was published last year, the Bills went on a tear to secure the 4th consecutive division title. May be coincidence, but I have to believe that was his players getting behind him, showing their love and support for the head man.

Maybe sending QB Mike White back to PS after generously giving him a little holiday bonus with a 53-man gameday check.

Rock-a-Bye bedwetter, let’s at least keep the dialogue exchange interesting. What part(s) of this post do you disagree with?

No. The “fire McDermott” chorus are worthy of being ignored. I suspect many of them are from the instant gratification generation, expecting instant success with the wave of a hand. They don’t have a concept of how incredibly hard it is to get to a Super Bowl, let alone to win one. Harbaugh, Peterson, McVay, Payton- all are Super Bowl winning coaches who’ve been there, but struggle to get there again. How many years did Andy Reid walk the sidelines before raising the Lombardi? Here’s maybe the stupidest angle to the “fire McDermott” chants- who would you replace him with? With an elite QB in his prime you’d risk starting over with an unproven head coach? Really? You’d instantly replace the coach with the franchises all-time best winning percentage? The guy who’s led them to 7 playoff appearances in 8 years? Sure, fire McD so he can stomp the Bills and lead the Jets to division titles for years to come. It’s a free country, so y’all are free to express that halfassed opinion, but we’re free-no, compelled- to ignore it. Last thought: Not only is McDermott a fine leader, he’s a class act as a human being. We’re lucky to have him:

Agree. But… if they do get behind and the opponent is running all over, controlling the clock, and keeping MVP candidate Josh Allen on the sidelines, it could spell trouble. I’d just assume the Bills prevent them from gashing the middle of the D.

Ed flashes at times, but he’s frequently manhandled by bigger, stronger O-linemen. The big-bodied DT often occupies 2 blockers, which can free up other defenders, increase the impact of the guy on the edge or blitzing safeties/LBs. The Bills are weak right in the middle. Baltimore exposed that weakness. The teams the Bills should fear most are those with power RBs like Derrick Henry.

Tyrod was an upgrade from the previous batch of nobodies. That's all. He was manageable. The 2017 Bills reached the playoffs not so much because of him, but more likely in spite of him. Truthfully, the defense, Shady, and Andy Dalton got us there. What's Tyrod done since? Just your basic journeyman QB. Doesn't suck, but there's nothing particularly remarkable about him either. The most likely answer to the question as to why he's been mostly forgotten - Josh Allen. Enough said.

Ted Washington, Kyle Williams, Sam Adams, or reasonable facsimiles. Wide body run-stuffing athletic DT.

Ok, somebody refresh my memory on the ‘Belinda’ history and meaning: I’ve completely forgotten the significance. That’s got to be from at least 20 years ago. Ok, somebody refresh my memory on the ‘Belinda’ history and meaning: I’ve completely forgotten the significance. That’s got to be from at least 20 years ago.