That's No Moon

May Mel Brooks live to see it through to completion and release. Dude is 98 years old....

And 2 of the 3 are currently unavailable...

I generally assume that people use punctuation incorrectly, particularly less commonly used punctuation.

I didn't say there were "good games", I said there were close games. That's different. The quality of the football isn't great and part of what makes some of the games close is the ridiculous mistakes the teams make. I won't say that I sit here and intently watch, but it's something to passively have on while I'm doing other things. Ratings have been down which is a bigger problem than a lack of in-person attendance. The league's biggest problem IMO is two-fold and they touch on each other. One, the NFL isn't involved and doesn't treat this like a farm system which is what it really is. Thus they don't promote it at all which would help them a lot. Two, the QBs play is bad and all the decent or even generally promising QBs are on NFL contracts. If the NFL were to embrace this more as a developmental league, like the Euro league used to be, and even send their #3 QBs it would improve the product quite a bit. As it is, there just aren't any actual QB talents out there to be had and it shows.

I know it's not great football, but there have been several close games with interesting finishes.

Their run game is mid at best and the Pickens trade should tell you everything about Pickens that you need to know.

He thinks he's a hockey person which is the problem.

Terry is and always has been the problem.

Go watch the Seattle game. I'm thrilled to see him twice a year and if there is anyone who knows what he CANT do it's the Bills.

Rex and Rob were fans of al pastor I'm sure.

I miss that sport. What we watch today is a totally different thing.

This is Chuck Cecil. Chuck looks like a heckuva nice man and you'd probably buy insurance from him. When he played safety in the NFL, Chuck Cecil would actually try to murder people.

They'd have to be cut to have that role anyway. Pretty sure they'd both be vested vets so not eligible for waiver claims. They could go where they are wanted, but the problem will be if they are cut it's because they look cooked in the PS and nobody is going to run to sign them. That they can't be waiver claimed makes it easier for the Bills to work it out with one or both of them if they want to protect a younger player and the older guys want to stay in the building. For example if it comes down to Strong or Jackson and their play has been roughly equal, Strong will make the 53.

This is exactly why they don't test for it well. If you don't test for it you don't know. If you don't know you can't be held accountable for knowing. The test they use can only catch people in a 24 to 48 hour window and during the season they can only be tested at team facilities so only when they are there which is not every day and not all day. There is also no longitudinal study of a players levels over time. The tests are also randomly selected by a computer from everyone on the roster and practice squad and cannot be targeted at players known to be recovering from injury. Basically, you have to be an idiot to get caught for this, especially during the season. The protocols have zero no-notice testing, even in the off-season.

So I get to choose between Jeff Skinner getting one or Marchand getting another Cup?