That's No Moon

D-lineman can win battles. They aren't.

Which is horrifying because nobody else has done anything.

She was on channel 4 like 30 years ago so she ain't young.

Right now I would take the withered husk of George Wilson.

That's an issue between him and Feeney and since Van Demark has been here significantly longer I'll choose to assign at least half of that to Feeney.

Van Demark is having a rough day. 2 false starts and he's let the DE get into his chest and knock him off-balance a couple times already too.

Bishop sucks. Safety is a massive problem.

Most of the people on right now are trying to be the primary backups. I don't think it's wrong to ask them to make a play occasionally. Particularly the D-Line where we know they rotate in heavily throughout the game. Win your individual battle, make a tackle, get a pressure, God forbid touch the QB.

That's true, but you've got a lot of guys playing for jobs. They better care about looking competent.

Especially after he got wrecked by a JAG tight end.

Anyone on the field at that time in a cordoned off area is someone of some importance. Including the kid he blew off. It's usually sponsors.

He's got a big head. I also agree with you.

Did Stevie enter that particular game playing his own music and with an entourage? I'm sure there have been plenty of Bills who do and did stuff like that. However, most if not all of them are not building the comprehensive pile of douchebaggery quite as quickly as Shedeur Sanders is. If he hasn't reached all of his dreams yet ya have to credit the guy for aiming high. He can't hear you through Taylor's thighs.

Can you air drop files that small?

Had time to snap a picture with the girl though. He and the Browns deserve each other.

30. Three-zero. If it was that simple more guys would do it. He got those care packages because he anticipated the play and put himself in position to do it. Let's also understand that I wasn't the one that compared Hamlin to Kelso. I'm just the one who answered.

1986- 0 (only played 3 games, 0 starts) 1987- 6 1988- 7 1989- 6 1990- 2 (only played 6 games due to injury) 1991- 2 1992- 7 1993- 0 He's 3rd in team history for interceptions. Comparing him to Hamlin at this point is just inaccurate. He's a replacement level player at best. Prior to that game in Cincinnati he was well on his way to playing himself off the team. Miami completely exposed his lack of speed shortly before that and that is a trait that does not improve. He also doesn't play with the anticipation necessary to overcome that lack of speed and he frequently takes poor angles and misses tackles. I get that people like the guy, and I don't wish him ill, but he is 100% a liability in the secondary.

So the Dolphins are soft. We know this. It's good to hear though.

Mark Kelso intercepted THIRTY passes in 99 games. Hamlin has 2 in 48.

Really? It seems like there's at least one team a year that is stuck playing "Wheel of dog****" with their kicker and it bites them.

Miss Patty and Miss Virginia were the best.

1. Carvana 100% shot me an offer and showed up the next day with a check and a tow truck. It was the easiest process ever. Obviously if you BS the condition of your car that's a different story, but if what you tell them is legit it's a non-issue. Could I have driven around and tried to sell my car at a million lots and gotten a little more money? Sure, but factoring time and gas into the equation it was well worth it to me to go the Carvana route and be done with it. 2. You might be better off just taking the number from Carvana if you are happy with it, when you trade-in the dealer will work the numbers around so that you might get more for your trade but you'll get less off the new car, or pay more in the finance room, or whatever. It just makes it simpler to only negotiate the one thing with the dealer and just use the cash you get in the transaction rather than trying to use your current car as cash. 3. I've gotten quotes at CarMax a couple times and every time they lowball the crap out of me. 4. I never set foot on the actual dealer lot until the day we are closing the deal for the new car. All the negotiating is done via e-mail and telephone. That way it's on my time schedule, there are fewer dealership "I have to speak to my manager" games, and it's just a better use of my time. I can speak to as many dealers as I want at a time and not have to drive around and waste time. When we come to a deal, I go to the dealership, drive the car, sign the papers and leave. I usually bring my own financing in advance but they don't need to know that until paperwork day. I'm usually in and out in about an hour. By doing it this way I can talk to dealerships from much further away. Since the cars themselves are the exact same thing I can shop around for the best price and then, at the end, if I need to drive further away to get the vehicle I'm doing it for a specific purpose not just for poops and grins. My last 3 cars were bought in Bel Air, MD, Bethlehem, PA, and Nyack, NY. Closest was an hour away, furthest was 2.5. I do that because the dealers nearest to me suck to deal with and the cars are always thousands of dollars more expensive. Service wise I have zero dealership loyalty anyway so I don't care about any of that. Any dealer has to fix warranty or recall issues so it doesn't matter if I bought it there or not. I change my own oil so their BS service packages (that are just an excuse to sell you more services when you bring the car in) are worthless.

end of the month and end of the year are the times the dealerships (or individual salesmen) may need to stretch to hit incentives they get.

Do you own Section 311 row 6 seats 8, 9 and/or 10? Those were my family's seats from 1973 to 1995. They were my grandfather's first, then they became my Dad's. I'd love to bring my Dad to a game and sit in "his" seats one more time before they tear the place down. Also, do you own 311, row 10, seat 12? (It wasn't numbered that then though - it was M6, row 10, seat 111) That one was mine from 1989-1995. There couldn't have been many 11 year olds who bought their own seat but I did. I saw that seat listed on Ticketmaster 4 or 5 times this year. Are they yours? I'll buy them all plus any you didn't list.

I'm not going to get it verbatim and I'm not pulling up the recording but it was like this: With 26 seconds left the Bills are going to kneel this out and that the right call with all the injuries they've faced during camp. It's good to put yourself in situations where you can challenge yourself. Make it tough on yourself. Try to score even though you don't have to here in the pre-season. No segue, not a correction, not even a pause, just right on moving in the stream of consciousness coming out of his mouth like it was one long bi-polar thought. There wasn't reasoning why he was wrong, he just kept talking like he never said the first thing at all. Can this be done well? Sure. There are plenty of words in the English language that would have stitched this together well but he didn't use any of them. I'm sure it doesn't bother a lot of people. That's fine. For me he doesn't bring anything to the broadcast and after a quarter or two of listening to him ramble and talk BS I turned him off and just watched instead.