DaBillsFanSince1973

Lawless. When the Chicago cop was leading the kid into the briars to break his neck.

How many guesses do I give you?

no sir

no google search for quotes on this one. fired up the movie and jumped through it and used this one. "that friend of yours called me a nance, why would he say that?" "I don't know sir, maybe cuz you smell funny."

Who actually is Dov Kleiman? "Sincerely who is this guy, all he does is tweet click bait stuff insulting pretty much everyone’s team and pastes everyone else’s reports."

so, is this juicy news then?

Eric is 78 today. 🎸

my main take was on comparing Dungy to McD. if that was what you were doing in the post I quoted? as for comparing Manning/JA I see he had a couple down years (compared to JA's 1 so far) his rookie season (3-13) and again his 3rd (6-10) season. won the SB in his 8th (12-4) season. 13 seasons with the colts and making the playoffs in 11 of them while coming away with one SB win. not too shabby. now enter JA. rookie season 6-10. then 4 straight playoff appearances. similar? to a point but honestly I believe the chances as long as JA is under center, they have a chance every year to make the playoffs. no need to put the cart before the horse though and let it play out. so, he could have the same or better success than Manning and the colts but personally I wont try to think that far ahead and take it a season at a time. thing is, if he were able to raise the lombardi, would only one be enough in his career? I'd take one and be happy with it but of course there are those who would want more. then Manning went off to denver for 4 seasons, making the playoffs each year and managed to get to the dance twice. losing the SB in his second season and winning it all his last season. I'm hoping JA remains a Bill his whole career and doesn't go off like Manning to another club and win one? at this point, again, I can't really compare too much to Manning and the colts as it all still has to play out yet but I can see how you can compare them early in their careers. time will tell.

I see no similarity to McD. honestly, I can't stand Dungy. as for comparing teams that had down seasons and still got the trophy, one can only hope JA and company can get at least one without any down years. I don't consider up to this point, they have had any down years. down years to me are not making the playoffs for 17 years. making the playoffs, even with an early exit is not a down year to me.

yeah, too easy hard to find a hard one. especially when googled, which maybe some of you have a real good memory and not googled, but I may need to try again if I can find my memory. old fart here. I was 13 I think when I seen it when it came out in the theater, scared the living hell out of me. thing was, I was visiting an aunt in florida where before the movie, swimming in the ocean, no problem. after the movie, hell no!

anyway to post that instagram post of him in toronto? looking at it he last posted a week ago but it may have limited viewing of posts?

"Yo, Adrian!" no, wait. that's too easy...🤣 "What we've got here is failure to communicate."

the wandering "mind" buffalo

so there is a reason they call you nut.

just posted the link mac. then deleted as the Dr. had posted at the same time.

let's see what the end result is before claiming lowering expectations. still have some time before kicking off the season. I can't predict whether my expectations will be raised or lowered until the roster is set at 52 players. even then, I'm willing to, with much anticipation, see how the season plays out. I can however realize bbfs is real and it can create doubt until they actually (with hopes they do) show the baby. 🏆 time will tell and I still have a little time left on this earth to watch, enjoy and pull for my team and looking for at least 1 before I die.

how is showing teams who had down years yet still won a SB, lowering expectations? that's balderdash!

Houses of the Holy is the fifth studio album by the English rock band Led Zeppelin. It was released on 28 March 1973 by Atlantic Records.

who's to say they don't get 2? no need to think failure when no one can predict the future. unless maybe you change your name from Albert to Michel. the OP mention several examples (teams/QBs) that had down years in their career, yet still managed to raise the Lombardi.

but wait...they can't win a SB without DHopkins. very rational and good post, OP.

Exactly, but if they don't make the move that doesn't determine whether or not they're going to be successful. It just says that they moved on.